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fix: redirect to inactivity route after inactivity logout #8809
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When the auth token expired, the user object was set to null, but the UI was left unchanged, leading to errors when the user tried to perform actions. Now the user is redirected to the innactivity route saying that they have been logged out.
This prevents a couple of logout requests when the user is already logged out and is redirected to the inactivity route (logout page).
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@@ -18,7 +18,8 @@ export const LogoutClient: React.FC<{ | |||
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const { adminRoute, inactivity, redirect } = props | |||
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const [isLoggedOut, setIsLoggedOut] = React.useState<boolean | undefined>(undefined) | |||
const { logOut, user } = useAuth() | |||
const [isLoggedOut, setIsLoggedOut] = React.useState<boolean>(!user) |
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This is just to prevent logout requests with errors when the user is redirected after already being logged out.
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I'm working on this alongside this issue: #5009 |
I ended up folding your changes here into the same PR. #9070 |
Sure thing @kendelljoseph, shall I close this one then? |
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When the auth token expired, the user object was set to
null
, but the UI was left unchanged, leading to errors when the user tried to interact with the UI.With this PR, the user is redirected to the inactivity route saying that they have been logged out.
Follow up to #8600
With 5 seconds expiration time:
Screen.Recording.2024-10-21.at.18.38.39.mp4