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Apparently gaia apps give their origin as app://foo instead of http://foo. This does not pass the persona origin validator.
As a result, users will receive a red "There has been an error" message when trying to log in with unverified email and/or forced issuer. The error message will say something about an invalid origin.
I had never noticed this, because building gaia with DEBUG=1 transforms all the app:// origins to http://, and I always build with DEBUG=1 so I can do testing. Such is life.
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Apparently gaia apps give their origin as app://foo instead of http://foo. This does not pass the persona origin validator.
As a result, users will receive a red "There has been an error" message when trying to log in with unverified email and/or forced issuer. The error message will say something about an invalid origin.
I had never noticed this, because building gaia with DEBUG=1 transforms all the app:// origins to http://, and I always build with DEBUG=1 so I can do testing. Such is life.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: