Are you telling about _more_accounts: true ??

It means that if a user creates two different accounts with the same email, it is possible to get the accountIDs of both the accounts. But if there are two different users with usernames:

1. UserA
2. UserB

If I request the API, by https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/accounts/?q=UserA&q=UserB. I guess it has to return the accountIDs of both the accounts (as I am performing two different queries using q tag). But it actually returns the AccountID of UserB.

For example, https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/accounts/?q=rammanojpotla returns two accountIDs as I have two different accounts. But If I perform a query something like https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/accounts/?q=rammanojpotla&q=gopavasanth. It returns the accountID of the user: GopaVasanth only(the last user in the query). It is missing the information about the first user (i.e rammanojpotla).

But if you perform the same with the url: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/changes/?q=owner:rammanoj&q=owner:gopavasanth&o=DETAILED_ACCOUNTS. It returns the commits of both the users.

In T226893#5293878, @Rammanojpotla wrote:

Are you telling about _more_accounts: true ??

I don't tell about anything - I am asking you. The example at https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/rest-api-accounts.html#query-account which you linked to includes one (1) parameter value: q=name:John+email:example.com.
Not two (2) values like in your example in this task: q=rammanojpotla&q=some_random_username

Hence I ask you why you think that your example would be supported by the Gerrit software, and ask you to point to documentation which shows that your syntax is supported.

Yeah, It does not show an example, But I while I was reading about the API. I came to know that q is actually the query. When it worked with(https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/changes/?q=owner:rammanoj&q=owner:gopavasanth&o=DETAILED_ACCOUNTS). I thought it would also work for the above API.