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Cancel login requires performing the action twice [13400167] #49

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gentlemanjohnson opened this issue Mar 10, 2014 · 3 comments
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Update to 0.8.01 has introduced a bug which can be recreated using the Minimal example project, experienced on Nexus 5/7.

Using the old 0.8.0 version

  • Click authenticate
  • wait for sign in prompt
  • hit cancel
  • Sign in prompt closes

Using the new 0.8.01

  • Click authenticate
  • wait for sign in prompt
  • hit cancel
  • Sign in prompt closes, and another sign in prompt immediately displays
  • hit cancel
  • Sign in prompt closes successfully

Authenticate can be clicked again and the same bug appears maybe 3 or four times before returning to normal behaviour.

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btco commented Mar 10, 2014

Fix planned for next release
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@sathyaraj-shettigar
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Facing the same issue on android app. It goes to infinite loop if you keep on tapping cancel button. It forces player to login. fix for this would be great. SDK version 0.8.01

btco pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 18, 2014
…r; bug fixes.

New features:
    * Turn-based multiplayer (iOS, Android)
    * Real-time multiplayer (iOS, Android)
Bug fixes:
    * #49 - double cancellation necessary
    * #40 - add account crashes app
    * #25 - Action Scheduled for Later
    * properly close Achievement buffer
    * fix memory management on iOS
    * minor fixes
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btco commented Mar 18, 2014

Fixed.

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