Unable to change password - Developer Portal

[HollyJoyPhillips]

Summary: An error occurs when trying to change password when logged in as a Developer

Location: https://dev.marketplace.reapit.cloud/developer/settings

Current Behaviour: Logged in as '[email protected]' > settings > change password > following error occurs:

{__type: "ResourceNotFoundException", message: "User pool client cognitoClientId does not exist."}
__type: "ResourceNotFoundException"
message: "User pool client cognitoClientId does not exist."

Expected Behaviour: Change password, get logged out and routed back to login screen with notification ' Password changed successfully'

[HollyJoyPhillips]

@tanphamhaiduong The change password is now working but the message confirming the changes have been successful are showing in the developer portal and not on the login screen. It's not a problem to show the toast in the portal on the 'settings' page but because the developer gets logged out it happens too quickly.

When the developer has been automatically logged out, the message should show on the login screen 'Password Changed Successfully'. Thanks.

[duong-se]

Hi @willmcvay, there is a problem with trying to show message in the login screen, previously back then when we didn't have the OAuth flow in between authentication process the logout would just be to redirect user to the login page with the additional query (something like 'isPasswordChanged') to be able to show the message. However, with the new flow right now, when logout user will be redirected todev.connect.reapit.cloud/logout and then to the login page via the redirect_uri param, and since this uri cannot have query string (source) and the state param is for LoginType already => the old approach is not working any more

One possible solution is to add another developer login route, e.g something like developer/login/:passwordchanged and we will extract the path variable in the login page. This requires you to add the specified route at your end too so that everything work as expected.

Feel free to give your opinion on this.

[willmcvay]

So there is a variable called ‘STATE’ which is an arbitrary string of comma separate values that OAuth supports. See the urls on Marketplace currently, this is how we manage loginType. It’s a bit gross but it works. Otherwise, local storage??