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Refactor invite link handling in OIC login process - #8661
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- Simplified the invite token validation logic to only clear the session token after successful user login. - Updated the response for expired or already-used invite links to redirect to the normal login page with a notice. - Enhanced the frontend to display an error dialog when an invite link has expired, using consistent messaging. This improves user experience by allowing reuse of invite links while providing clear feedback on their status.
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant InviteLinkEndpoint
participant OicLogin
Browser->>InviteLinkEndpoint: Request invite link
InviteLinkEndpoint->>Browser: Redirect with invite_expired=1
Browser->>OicLogin: Load login page
OicLogin->>OicLogin: Clear parameter and display expiration dialog
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue Full details: Automatic TestsExplanation The PR changes authentication control flow and adds a new login error UI, but it adds no automatic tests. The authoritative diff contains only Resolution Add backend tests for valid, expired, and already-used invite tokens, including session-token cleanup and fallback to normal SSO. Add a frontend test for Full details: Testing InstructionsExplanation The pull request description contains no testing instructions. The change affects both backend invite/OIC flows and the frontend login dialog, but it does not state how to verify either component. The diff also adds no tests. Resolution Add a Testing section with reproducible checks: (1) use a valid invite link, complete OIC login, and verify identity linking and the collection redirect; (2) use an expired invite link and a previously used invite link, verify redirect to
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- Around line 23-24: The invite-expiration message is only cast, not translated.
Add “Token expired.” to the existing translation resources and update OicLogin
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…vite links - Replaced hardcoded expired token message with a localized string from userText. - Ensured consistent messaging in the error dialog for expired invite links, improving user experience. This change enhances the clarity and maintainability of the code by utilizing localization for user-facing messages.
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- Changed the message for expired invite links from 'Token expired.' to 'This invite link has already been used or has expired.' in the localization file. - This update enhances user understanding of the invite link status, aligning with recent improvements in error handling and messaging consistency.
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Thanks so much, @MichalTorma, for contributing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I still need to leave #5362 open because duplication is still possible, but this seems like a strong solution for common cases. We can explore enforcing this at a database level and auto-resolving existing cases in another PR.
When you create branches in the future, please use the naming convention issue-5362 so we can easily track which issue each branch aims to solve. This is much appreciated!
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This improves user experience by allowing reuse of invite links while providing clear feedback on their status and does not treat expired invite links as showstopper - but redirects to login page (with error shown as toast)
This is not a full issue fix because it still allows for adding multiple records to
spuserexternalid(issue with compound constrains - would probably need hash of providerid or postgres... see here:specify7/specifyweb/backend/accounts/models.py
Line 24 in c444241
Instead, this fix circumvents the issue and treats most common pathway for the issue. That is: New user gets invite link > uses SSO to login and connect the account to SSO > next day user click on the same invite link and complains to admin that they can't log in > admin generates new invite link > user tries to log in with SSO but now there are locked out completly because of
MultipleObjectsReturnedIn this PR I propose treating expired (and used) links as a minor error and redirect user to standard login page. makes UX more friendly for new users
Fixes #5362
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