feat(ios): same behavior as Android for code.#284
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Just tested, the changes do the job. @moberwasserlechner hey, is there a way to proceed with the PR? |
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Thanks for your feedback! Feel free to use my personal build in your project by adding this dependency: It's been a while since this repository was last updated. @tafelnl , maybe you could help us out? |
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This PR fixes an issue where the plugin returns the error ERR_NO_AUTHORIZATION_CODE on iOS, even when the authorization code is correctly present in the redirect URL.
Issues #199 and #279 already pointed out that the authorization code was not properly extracted or recognized in some cases.
I’m not an iOS or CapacitorJS expert — I’m just a MacGyver. 🚀