[6.x] fix auth when using a custom authentication pipeline in Fortify #379
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@miguilimzero this should solve your issue |
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@joelbutcher I didn't have time to test it yet, but it looks like it will work seamlessly. Thank you for the prompt fix! |
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Fixes a bug where, when using
Fortify::authenticateThroughin a service provider, the auth for Socialstream fails and kicks users out of the application (e.g. to the My Account page for Google OAuth).The problem is fixed by iterating over the pipes used by Fortify (or in the custom callback) and replacing Fortify's instances of
AttemptToAuthenticateandRedirectIfTwoFactorAuthenticatablewith our own.Resolves #378
Note
This does not solve the problem where developers create their own custom authentication implementations and don't use fortify's at all