Send redirectUrl to listener and strip protocol before saving#1224
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Send redirectUrl to listener and strip protocol before saving#1224
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If the url the user logs in with is redirected, we want to know the redirect url and use that for login. We save this url (or the original url) to app prefs with the protocol stripped since it's not needed for the rest of the login process and can cause issues when looking up the site by the url.
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Fixes #1218 by using the redirect url when available instead of the entered url for matching the site to the authenticated user.
If the url the user logs in with is redirected, we want to know the redirect url and use that for the rest of the login process. We save this redirect url (or the original url) to
AppPrefswith the protocol stripped since it's not needed for the rest of the login process and can cause issues when looking up the site by the url to find a match for the authenticated user.Some special things to note:
The login process does not care which protocol the user enters (or if any at all). So entering
www.droidtester2018.com,droidtester2018.com,http://www.droidtester2018.comorhttps://droidtester2018.comwill all be handled identically. Here are examples:Examples
prepending with
www:prepending with
http://www:prepending with
https://Update release notes:
RELEASE-NOTES.txt.