I'm seeing the same thing you are. I would expect to see the state in the authorization key, and there should also be a user key at the same level as authorization according to the docs. The SignInResponseI interface also shows the same properties that are supposed to be included, but they are not in my response. I only have an authorization with code and id_token.Am I doing something wrong?Edit: The user key does appear, but only on the first attempt. Subsequent attempts, that key is not present. I had to go into my Apple account and delete the website from my list of Apps and Websites to see it again on the next try. Still, I don't see the state parameter, but I guess that can be manually included in my request to my server with the other info.
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This was exactly my issue, too. I had to configure my local dev environment for https and then set the redirect uri to be https, and it worked. Thank you so much for the help!
Did you try making sure that the redirect uri has "https://" in front of it? I was stuck with this same issue until I came across this post https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/130197. Now, the popup is closing, and I'm getting the DOM events to fire. 😅