Meteor.user() is sometimes undefined on resuming the app from background

[bratelefant]

On iOS I can observe that in my production / staging env, sometimes I get an undefined Meteor.user() after the app is resume from background. This happened using NetInfo or no NetInfo.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Publish Expo App eg. via TestFlight
2. Let the app suspend to background (eg. not open for several hours) while being logged in
3. resume your app and notice, that requests do not have logged in user

Expected behavior User should resume the session

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Device (please complete the following information): iOS, iPhone 12, 15, iPad 8th gen, iOS 17, recent MeteorRN builds

[bratelefant]

I'll try to come up with a minimal reproduction of the issue. However this seems hard to reproduce.

There seems to be no null-checks on the method call of User._loginWithToken, so a null token value will be saved in Data._tokenIdSaved in any case; maybe this is could be related?

[jankapunkt]

Thanks @bratelefant I will try to get to the bottom of this

[jankapunkt]

By the way I found that logginIn and loggingOut events are not correct:

  _startLoggingIn() {
    this._reactiveDict.set('_loggingIn', true);
    Data.notify('loggingIn');
  },
  _startLoggingOut() {
    User._isLoggingOut = true;
    Data.notify('loggingOut');
  },
  _endLoggingIn() {
    this._reactiveDict.set('_loggingIn', false);
    Data.notify('loggingIn');
  },
  _endLoggingOut() {
    User._isLoggingOut = false;
    Data.notify('loggingOut');
  },

The _endLoggingIn should emit loggedInt and _endLoggingOut should emit loggedOut

[molimauro]

still facing this issue.. @bratelefant is this working on our side now? Ty!

[bratelefant]

I'm currently quite happy with my branch fix/handle-token-login-callback No issues with null users here