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2FA Authentication Works Initially but Not During Automation Process #1

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8ORUZ7 opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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8ORUZ7 commented Sep 9, 2024

2FA Authentication Works Initially but Not During Automation Process

Description: The current 2FA authentication process works successfully when first initiated but fails during the automation process. After the initial authentication, the script is unable to handle or prompt for 2FA again when required later in the automation steps. This issue interrupts the flow of automated actions, particularly when interacting with GitHub's follow/unfollow features.

Steps to Reproduce:

  • Start the automation script for following/unfollowing users on GitHub.
  • Complete the initial 2FA authentication successfully.
  • During the automation process, 2FA is required again, but the script fails to prompt for or handle it.

Expected Behavior: The script should prompt for 2FA every time it is required, allowing the automation process to continue seamlessly.

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8ORUZ7 commented Oct 24, 2024

Issue Closure Note:

This issue has been temporarily resolved by implementing a manual solution where users can input their OTP code directly in the web interface during the automation process. Once they enter the OTP code, they can opt for "NO" in the 2FA Verification prompt, eliminating the need for further 2FA during future logins.

Future updates may address a fully automated handling of 2FA, but this workaround allows continued use for now.

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