Hey. I am following basically the exact code demonstrated here https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/implementing_user_authentication_with_sign_in_with_apple
If the user is already logged in at a system-level, the whole thing work perfectly. The problem comes in when the user is not already apple-logged-in at the system-level.
Reproduction steps:
- setup a project and put in the code in the example link above- open a simulator, and make sure that in the Settings App, you are completely logged out of your apple account
--- this works on a real device too, but for quick testing purposes, without blowing up your device, you can use a simulator
- run your app
- tap your lil apple sign in button
- notice you get directed to settings app to login
- login to your apple account
- NOTICE: you are now stuck inside the Settings App
- NOTICE: even if you tap the 'back to your app' button in the status bar, you are still not logged in, inside your app
- NOTICE: you must initiate the apple sign in from the button a second time to get it working
This seems non-intuitive to me. I am a bit confused, and I feel like this is too much tapping for a user to actually use it, if they are already logged out on the system-level. Is there something I am missing here? Is there a way that I can accomplish the following:- user is logged out at system-level
- user opens my app
- user taps 'continue with apple' or whatever
- user is directed to Settings App to login
- **** once logged in, user is returned to my app and faced with the apple login bottom sheet
Is it possible to accomplish the **** step automatically, or with a parameter, or with a project setting, or some other thing? Even if this is not the exact path, is there a way to get a system-level-logged-out user to login and then apple-sign-in with a single button tap without having to do it twice?
