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bl...@google.com
we...@gmail.com
he...@google.com
Hi,
GetPasswordOption with allowedUserIds & isAutoSelectAllowed is not intended for checking whether a sign-in already exists.
Meanwhile, this sounds like a feature request to support a silent flow, so as not to disrupt the user, when your app attempt to save a password credential that is already saved.
de...@atommobility.com
I would like to have the same behavior as in Chrome. When password is not saved, then user is presented with a dialog that has two buttons, "save" and "never". When password is already saved, no dialog. When password is changed, dialog with an "update" button. I know that Credentials dont support that. I thought with allowedUserIds I could at least not show the dialog if password already saved.
allowedUserIds - a optional set of user ids with which the credentials associated are requested; leave as empty if you want to request all the available user credentials
In my opinion documentation is misleading, because when I provide an ID that is not saved yet and there is other ID, it will be returned, meaning it returns all available credentials.
di...@google.com
Thanks for the additional context.
We are looking into how to enable the feature requested in future releases, and will review the documentation to ensure it's accurate.
Thanks
az...@blockdaemon.com
Using version 1.2.2
as...@gmail.com
Same this issue occuring in "credentials = 1.5.0-beta01" version. I am trying to get filter credentials but still showing the list of save user in credential manager.
Code Reference:
val request = GetCredentialRequest(
listOf(GetPasswordOption(allowedUserIds = setOf("asher21@gmail.com"))),
preferImmediatelyAvailableCredentials = true,
)
//Here sohwing whole list of bottomSheet.
val result = credentialManager.getCredential(
context = activity,
request = request
).credential
SignInResult.Success((result as? PasswordCredential)?.password.toString())
Description
Version used: 1.2.2
I want to identify if user has already saved specific email and password. GetPasswordOption has param allowedUserIds, if I provide an email that has not been saved yet, but there is another one, then UI still will be presented where this another email is an option. Expected behavior: method immediately returns with exceptions, as there is no matching email and preferImmediatelyAvailableCredentials is set to true.
credentialManager.getCredential(
context = context.findActivity(),
request = GetCredentialRequest(
credentialOptions = listOf(
GetPasswordOption(setOf("my@email.com"), isAutoSelectAllowed = true)
),
preferImmediatelyAvailableCredentials = true,
)
)
If allowedUserIds worked as expected I would be able to check if user entered email and password is already saved without invoking Credentials UI if I set isAutoSelectAllowed to true. Because then if users email is not saved already getCredential would immediately return, and if there is a match, then there would be only one, and then I could compare returned password with users entered password.