We need testers!

[ThexXTURBOXx]

We are searching for testers for:

The 4.x rewrite

If you want to test the 4.x rewrite, you can already do that by changing the version constraint to flutter_web_auth_2: ^4.0.0-alpha.5
See also here: https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_web_auth_2/versions/4.0.0-alpha.5
Please note the migration guide

Android

I am using this package in production in an app - so I am very sure about its reliability here!

Web

Most of my "quick" tests are done in Edge and Firefox - should also be pretty stable.

Apple

I do not have any devices by Apple. I have no idea how stable the current implementation is. Most testing is necessary here.

Linux

Should be pretty stable, but I only test this occasionally.

Windows

Should be pretty stable, but I only test this occasionally.

[niteshsh4rma]

@niteshsh4rma Do you perhaps have any Apple devices to test the current state of this fork on Apple devices? :)

Also, I should have invited you to join this project in case you are still interested in maintaining this library!

Sorry to say, but I only have Linux and Windows machine. But I am interested to work on this.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

Damn, we need to find someone who is able to test this on Apple devices. Otherwise, we need to publish the package without these tests and fix things after first bug reports come in.
I have already tested basic functionality on Android. Let's see if some other platform is causing any problems.
Also, I am thinking about including even more PRs from the original project here (such as the big plugin refactor and so on).

Thanks again for volunteering, also! :)

[AndreiRoze]

@ThexXTURBOXx, i have iPad and i can make some tests if you provide me what exactly need to test.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

@AndreiRoze That would be great! Just running the example and seeing if it compiles, runs, and successfully authenticates you would be very nice :)
Thanks in advance!

[AndreiRoze]

@ThexXTURBOXx, I finished tests, looks like it work correct, "preferEphemeral" option also work correct. I tested with your example and also I tested with GitHub Oauth2.
Screenshots from test with example:

Screenshots from test with GitHub:

[ElDuderini]

If you need another iOS/android tester, I am open to it. I have been looking for an update to this plugin for a long time and want to see it succeed! I was tempted to fiddle with the code myself since authentication on android didn't work for me.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

@AndreiRoze Thank you very much! Very nice that it instantly works. That gives me hope :)

@ElDuderini If you want, you can of course also test it :)

As soon as I got confirmations for all the currently supported platforms, I will publish the first version of flutter_web_auth_2 to pub.dev (However, I also want to finish #2 first)

[ThexXTURBOXx]

I will postpone #2 because I am unsure if I want to finish it anyways.
Let's see what the future brings. For now, I am planning on publishing the first version of this package today

[ThexXTURBOXx]

1.0.0 has just been published!

[JAicewizard]

Any reason this is still open? We just deployed an app with version 2.02 and IOS support, everything seems to be working fine ATM.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

It's always good to have people that can test changes that (could) affect Apple products since I don't have access to any :)

[adrian-moisa]

@ThexXTURBOXx I was able to setup a full E2E testing pipeline using patrol and a digital ocean VPS. I run waydroid on debian. Waydroid is a simulator which requires far less CPU/mem compared to adb emulator. Therefore I am able to run the entire app on a 8CPU 16GB ram vps and have room for spare (without a GPU). Speed is decent. I can see and interact with the screen via wayvnc. Additionally I used a ssh script to detect when a chrome process is opened. It then taps on the login button. Which in turn returns control back to the flutter app. From there on my typical test suite runs. So overall fully automating android testing is possible including the auth client. Not sure what can be done for iOS in this fashion. Would this setup help you for testing purposes? I can provide a setup guide/presentation.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

Thank you very much for your offer! For my tests, I am basically just testing it on the physical devices I own (or even use on a day-to-day basis).
I own a Windows computer, a Linux laptop, two Android devices and I have several Web browsers installed on these.
So, most platforms should be pretty stable. With the exception of Apple.
The best solution would obviously be me buying some MacBook and iPhone (both do not even need to be the newest models), but even that is a bit too expensive for me since I would only need them to properly test this package.
Hence, my current focus would be testers for the 4.x pre-release, but especially users/devs that can test on iOS and MacOS.

But, again, thank you very much anyway! :)

[adrian-moisa]

I'm replying from a Mac M1. I can run the basic tests. I also have a colleague that can take a spot if I'm not available. As for iOS I don't have one myself, but I'll have to have one to test my own flutter app. Until then I could test on my gf phone. I need to test my own app soon anyway. Might as well help you on this one.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

Perfect, thank you very much! Your help would be much appreciated - especially when I try to solve #104. Should be a pretty straightforward change, but I fear that I will break something in the process