2FA code received in email is formatted incorrectly.

[damiensedgwick]

Describe the bug
If I try to sign into an application, in a browser on iOS and using oauth, the 2FA code that gets sent through to my email has incorrect letter casing so when I copy and paste it, the UI just tells me the code is in an incorrect format.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Try to sign in on https://frontpage.fyi using a mobile browser
2. Enter your handle
3. Enter your password
4. Await the 2FA code to arrive in your emails
5. Try to use the code

Expected behavior

The 2FA code should be provided in a format which means I can simply copy and paste it.

Screenshots

Details

• Platform:

Using iOS and chrome browser.

Additional context

[tom-sherman]

It's so weird to me that iOS seems to copy the display value (post transform-content: lowercase) and not the underlying markup.

[tom-sherman]

Tbf it's also weird to me that the email includes it in lowercase but this isn't accepted by that UI.

[tom-sherman]

This is only an issue with the oauth login flow right? Lowercase codes work on the regular login page?

[damiensedgwick]

This is only an issue with the oauth login flow right? Lowercase codes work on the regular login page?

Yes, so if I log into the Bluesky app, the lower case values are accepted just fine.

[damiensedgwick]

I also get the same on macOS using safari:

[MarshalX]

was it deployed? got the same right now. ios safari and macos firefox

the regex is still with upper letters

[damiensedgwick]

@MarshalX I assume not as I tested shortly after the merge and it was still an issue. I imagine the next release should deploy it.