Adds ability to import users with phone second factors. #699
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src/auth/auth-api-request.ts
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| if (typeof request.displayName !== 'undefined' && | ||
| typeof request.displayName !== 'string') { |
src/auth/auth-api-request.ts
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| @@ -381,6 +442,15 @@ function validateCreateEditRequest(request: any, uploadAccountRequest: boolean = | |||
| validateProviderUserInfo(providerUserInfoEntry); | |||
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| } | |||
| // mfaInfo has to be an array of valid AuthFactorInfo requests. | |||
| if (typeof request.mfaInfo !== 'undefined' && | |||
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May be this is clearer:
if (request.mfaInfo) {
if (!validator.isArray(request.mfaInfo) {
throw ...
}
request.mfaInfo.forEach...
}
| let enrolledAt; | ||
| if (typeof multiFactorInfo.enrollmentTime !== 'undefined') { | ||
| if (validator.isUTCDateString(multiFactorInfo.enrollmentTime)) { | ||
| enrolledAt = new Date(multiFactorInfo.enrollmentTime).toISOString(); |
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Is there a timezone conversion happening here? Perhaps add a comment.
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| phoneNumber: '+16505557348', | ||
| displayName: 'Spouse\'s phone number', | ||
| factorId: 'phone', | ||
| enrollmentTime: 'invalid', |
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I expected this to throw. How is it getting silently ignored?
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Actually it only gets ignored when building the request. The client side errors are cached and will be injected in the response alongside server side response. Check test should return the expected response for import with client side errors. I added a test for this.
| uid: 'enrolledSecondFactor1', | ||
| secret: 'SECRET', | ||
| displayName: 'Google Authenticator on personal phone', | ||
| factorId: 'totp', |
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Expected to throw.
It looks like there's some pre-existing logic in the UserImportBuilder to handle these errors, and ignore them. May be we should at least log a warning when this happens, so a simple typo in the user code doesn't go completely unnoticed.
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Same here. The client side errors are cached and will be injected in the response alongside server side response. Check test should return the expected response for import with client side errors. I added a test for this too.
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Thanks for the quick and helpful review! |
WIP: Adds ability to import users with phone second factors.