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@amandahuarng I think this got fixed, didn't it? |
Not yet I checked Tuesday.. it’s an open ticket still.
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didn't it?
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Expected Behaviour
completes sign-in without issue.
Actual Behaviour
the sign-in process stops in the main window after the closing pop-up window of redirectUri page.
Reproduce Scenario (including but not limited to)
Steps to Reproduce
Platform and Version
Mac OS 12.1
Sample Code that illustrates the problem
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