When users attempt to log into the app with a black-flagged site URL, they receive an error message stating the URL is invalid and are unable to proceed with login.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the iOS app.
Enter the URL of a black-flagged site.
Observe the error message indicating the URL is invalid.
Expected Behavior
Users should be able to proceed with login using site credentials even if the site is black-flagged, as long as it is not connected to Jetpack or using any of our Marketplace extensions.
Actual Behavior
Users receive an error message and cannot proceed with the login process.
To be implemented
When the app detects a blacklisted website using the /site-info endpoint, it should consider it as a non-Jetpack website. The app should then offer only the option to sign-in using site credentials (application password), ensuring that users are not allowed to connect to Jetpack.
dangermattic
commented
1 month ago
Description
When users attempt to log into the app with a black-flagged site URL, they receive an error message stating the URL is invalid and are unable to proceed with login.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Users should be able to proceed with login using site credentials even if the site is black-flagged, as long as it is not connected to Jetpack or using any of our Marketplace extensions.
Actual Behavior
Users receive an error message and cannot proceed with the login process.
To be implemented
When the app detects a blacklisted website using the
/site-infoendpoint, it should consider it as a non-Jetpack website. The app should then offer only the option to sign-in using site credentials (application password), ensuring that users are not allowed to connect to Jetpack.References
peaMlT-JX https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-ios/issues/13348