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Sony Xperia 10 II with SFOS 4.0.1.24 (aarch64), reproduced with Storeman 0.2.7-1, and with self-built 0.2.8-2.
Storeman seems to lose track of OpenRepos.net credentials. This is how I'm able to trigger it:
Log Storeman out of OpenRepos account
Close and open Storeman
Log Storeman in to OpenRepos account, let Storeman save the password
The Settings page item only lets you log out (as expected)
And to break it, close and open Storeman. The Settings page OpenRepos item
displays your avatar (you are logged in)
text doesn't contain your avatar name (you are logged out)
long press shows you the log out menu item (you are logged in)
short press takes you to login page (you are logged out)
Commenting doesn't work either, so I guess Storeman thinks you should be logged in, but you're not. The log out menu item does nothing, and logging in again fixes the inconsistent state. After that you are logged in - until you restart Storeman again.
If I, however, log in without checking saving the password on the device, restarting Storeman keeps me logged in (at least until the login expires on OpenRepos' side).
Everything works as expected, if the "save the password to device" is not checked when logging in to OpenRepos.net account. It breaks only when selected.
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OpenRepos.net login doesn't survive reboot
OpenRepos.net login doesn't survive a restart of Storeman
Mar 17, 2022
That confirms my assumption that there’s a little bug somewhere in the storeman app or maybe in the ‘save store’ mechanism of SFOS. BTW, credentials of browser and mail app are always remembered properly, this never fails on my devices.
While the Jolla's Mail application is proprietary, their Browser app is not. Hence anyone can analyse how Jolla's Browser app handles this and compare it with the corresponding source code of Storeman in order to identify differences, which might result in the issue discussed here. Any technical analysis to resolve this issue or even a PR is always welcome!
If I, however, log in without checking saving the password on the device, restarting Storeman keeps me logged in (at least until the login expires on OpenRepos' side).
Everything works as expected, if the "save the password to device" is not checked when logging in to OpenRepos.net account. It breaks only when selected.
I’m sorry, have to report that your suggestion works only fine on Volla / 4.4.0.72 but unfortunately NOT on Xperia 10 / 4.5.0.19.
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Sony Xperia 10 II with SFOS 4.0.1.24 (aarch64), reproduced with Storeman 0.2.7-1, and with self-built 0.2.8-2.
Storeman seems to lose track of OpenRepos.net credentials. This is how I'm able to trigger it:
And to break it, close and open Storeman. The Settings page OpenRepos item
Commenting doesn't work either, so I guess Storeman thinks you should be logged in, but you're not. The log out menu item does nothing, and logging in again fixes the inconsistent state. After that you are logged in - until you restart Storeman again.
If I, however, log in without checking saving the password on the device, restarting Storeman keeps me logged in (at least until the login expires on OpenRepos' side).
Everything works as expected, if the "save the password to device" is not checked when logging in to OpenRepos.net account. It breaks only when selected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: