Open jthoward64 opened 1 year ago
@tajetaje which version of iOS are you on? I can't seem to reproduce this issue. Also, can you try with insiders.vscode.dev PWA and tell me if this repros there as well?
@tajetaje which version of iOS are you on? I can't seem to reproduce this issue. Also, can you try with insiders.vscode.dev PWA and tell me if this repros there as well?
15.6.1
And no, the issue is not present in insiders
Ok. We will have a new stable vscode.dev mid-next week. Let's wait for that and see if the issue persists. It's possible that it's a stable configuration issue so it might still repro... but let's see.
cc @joaomoreno
@tajetaje after the new stable... are you still seeing this?
@tajetaje after the new stable... are you still seeing this?
Yes, still broken on stable, still working on insiders. Is there a maybe difference between how the manifest works between them? The "app" icon shows up as the VSCode icon for stable but uses screenshot for insiders.
P.S. The only weird thing about my device that I can think of is that it is under MDM, but none of the policies should affect this (just extra signing certificates, preinstalled apps, no device wipe, etc.)
Back from vacay... A release just went out today... I doubt that you're magically fixed though. I'm unable to repro on my iPad with vscode.dev stable unfortunately.
Couple things for you:
Just in case, I'm guessing you tried removing and reinstalling the PWA.
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Can this be re-opened? I am still seeing this issue in 16.1.1 from both the PWA and when running in Safari. If I manually copy the login link into a new tab, it throws the below error.
Message: AADSTS900144: The request body must contain the following parameter: 'scope'.
Can this be re-opened? I am still seeing this issue in 16.1.1 from both the PWA and when running in Safari. If I manually copy the login link into a new tab, it throws the below error.
Message: AADSTS900144: The request body must contain the following parameter: 'scope'.
yeah I don't have a Mac to get the logs, but if you can repro it then that works
Here is what I am seeing for errors. The Mac is an unmanaged device. The iPad is a managed device, so there could be security policies potentially in play here. I however, have been able to login in the past.
Here is what I am seeing for errors. The Mac is an unmanaged device. The iPad is a managed device, so there could be security policies potentially in play here. I however, have been able to login in the past.
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My iPad is also under MDM, so that may be the root cause. Here are the policies on my device, if one is the same across both then that could be it.
I am not seeing any overlaps in the policies that would seem to be responsible for this. Below are mine.
I am not seeing any overlaps in the policies that would seem to be responsible for this. Below are mine.
Are there any signing certificates that could be in conflict, I have 2 signing certificates, a CA, and a device certificate all from JAMF.
Are there any signing certificates that could be in conflict, I have 2 signing certificates, a CA, and a device certificate all from JAMF.
I have over a dozen of them but I'm not sure what I can share on that front because the company managing the device is a little overly and unreasonably protective. I can tell you that everything is managed by MobileIron though.
@Lintonen-VHC @tajetaje getting back from vacation.... I'm guessing it didn't magically resolve... Remind me again, this only fails for the VS Code stable PWA, yes? The Insiders PWA works fine... and not using the PWA and instead going to the website in Safari works fine too?
Apologies, I've been out of the office as well. In my case, it did magically resolve itself because my company swapped my iPad out for a new one and presto, no more issues. So apparently the workaround is to get yourself a new M2 iPad Pro :)
Good info regardless... I was using an M1 iPad Pro... not really sure how this could have any affect on this issue...but a data point nonetheless.
I think an MDM policy is probably involved here. Since I do contract work for a company that is very inconsistent at what policies they apply, and I jumped from an A series processor to an M series processor, I likely just got a different set of policies that are not causing a problem.
@Lintonen-VHC @tajetaje getting back from vacation.... I'm guessing it didn't magically resolve... Remind me again, this only fails for the VS Code stable PWA, yes? The Insiders PWA works fine... and not using the PWA and instead going to the website in Safari works fine too?
Sorry, also been out, yes it was just the stable PWA, I'll check again tonight or tommorow
@Lintonen-VHC @tajetaje getting back from vacation.... I'm guessing it didn't magically resolve... Remind me again, this only fails for the VS Code stable PWA, yes? The Insiders PWA works fine... and not using the PWA and instead going to the website in Safari works fine too?
Sorry, also been out, yes it was just the stable PWA, I'll check again tonight or tommorow
Same behavior confirmed ^ Can sign into both in safari, but only insiders as a PWA
Yes, still broken on stable, still working on insiders. Is there a maybe difference between how the manifest works between them? The "app" icon shows up as the VSCode icon for stable but uses screenshot for insiders.
It it probably unrelated but I am now getting the correct icon for the insiders PWA
@joaomoreno for some iPad users, it seems like the vscode.dev/redirect seems to work, but doesn't seem to trigger UriHandlers. I'm kinda at a loss for what can be done to debug this to see what the issue may be... any ideas?
I’m experiencing this issue on stable vscode.dev; insiders.vscode.dev works as expected.
@joaomoreno for some iPad users, it seems like the vscode.dev/redirect seems to work, but doesn't seem to trigger UriHandlers. I'm kinda at a loss for what can be done to debug this to see what the issue may be... any ideas?
I don't have a mac, but if anyone here does, and experiences this issue, they can try and use Apple's developer tools (web inspector) on iPadOS Safari
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
Steps to Reproduce:
The whole process: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29828269/188931228-f2cf44aa-cb13-4ac5-8984-cdf6bfb7bbff.MOV
The output log after (it is visible for a frame or two before the PWA reloads):![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29828269/188931359-2a3496c5-6854-4c3c-8762-b8440ae3c210.png)
None of the other log messages I managed to catch seemed of note