Closed AlanSl closed 3 years ago
Previously, if the user was offline on attempting to upload random IDs, this was treated as if the upload token had been rejected and it was deleted. Since the code had already been validated, the user couldn't upload codes without requesting a new upload code. Detailed report here - https://trello.com/c/TBJvPyTF/133-offline-when-sharing-codes-results-in-error-message-instead-of-network-connection-message-and-code-is-not-remembered
With this, network errors show a network error message and don't delete the upload tokens, allowing the user to upload when they're back online.
Previously, if the user was offline on attempting to upload random IDs, this was treated as if the upload token had been rejected and it was deleted. Since the code had already been validated, the user couldn't upload codes without requesting a new upload code. Detailed report here - https://trello.com/c/TBJvPyTF/133-offline-when-sharing-codes-results-in-error-message-instead-of-network-connection-message-and-code-is-not-remembered
With this, network errors show a network error message and don't delete the upload tokens, allowing the user to upload when they're back online.