Closed falconsmilie closed 9 months ago
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I'm happy to create a PR, but wanted to know if this is reproducable for anyone else, and if there are any backward compat concerns I need to know about.
EDIT: After reading the Google docs, it seems this value shouldn't exist in the repsonse from Google.
The nickname
portion of the setting in Google is returned concatenated to the name
value in the response from Google (if that setting is enabled in the Google "how to display name" thing setting).
Looks like we're not going to take action here for now, sorry.
Socialite Version
5.12.0
Laravel Version
10.44.0
PHP Version
8.2
Database Driver & Version
No response
Description
\Laravel\Socialite\Two\GoogleProvider::getUserByToken
is not gettingnickname
in the response.Here's a dump of the
$response->getBody()->getContents()
from within\Laravel\Socialite\Two\GoogleProvider::getUserByToken
.Steps To Reproduce
The implementation I've used is quite simple.
A call to:
Socialite::driver('google')->redirect()
.Redirects to Google. In my case: https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth/oauthchooseaccount?...
Then assign the result of
Socialite::driver('google')->user()
to a local$user
var.$user->getNickname();
is alwaysnull
(with the 2 different Google accounts I've tried).