Closing out of the login flow should quit the app

lastfm / lastfm-windows-desktop

Last.fm Desktop app for Windows (3.0)

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Closed ben-xo closed 7 years ago

ben-xo commented 7 years ago

If you're logged out, and you refuse to log in, the app should quit. (There is no purpose to the app in a logged out state).

VorTechS commented 7 years ago

I'm not sure I follow. Is this the 'hangs' issue, or something else?

ben-xo commented 7 years ago

No - it's a flow state/flow issue with the UX

App is in one of two states: logged in, or logged out

If logged in, the app is desired to be essentially a tray icon and a context menu, with a settings window when needed.
if logged out, the app is a login window. No tray icon, and nothing else.

Therefore, if you refuse to log in, the app should quit, because it has no purpose.

ben-xo commented 7 years ago

By the way I think this answers question 2 from questions.txt

VorTechS commented 7 years ago

Authentication workflow has been modified as requested