fix(clerk-js,ui): show the challenge raised while handing off to an enterprise connection - #9619
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Included review availability: 7 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 8 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEnterprise SSO sign-in redirect handling now pauses external navigation when a pending Protect challenge exists after sign-in creation or SSO preparation. The Sign-In UI awaits redirect authentication and routes pending challenges to Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change routes users to verification challenges during enterprise sign-in handoff while preserving the existing redirect path when no challenge is present. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/__tests__/SignIn.test.ts (1)
328-334: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the OAuth challenge with an external redirect URL.
The pending fixture has
first_factor_verification: nulland the new tests only invokeenterprise_sso. Add an OAuth case where a Protect challenge andexternal_verification_redirect_urlare both present. Assert thatauthenticateWithRedirectdoes not navigate.As per coding guidelines, “Unit tests are required for all new functionality.”
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In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/SignIn.ts`:
- Around line 391-394: Update the pending Protect challenge comment near
continueSignIn to remove the incorrect claim that no external URL exists and
state tersely that navigation waits until the Protect challenge is resolved.
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In `@packages/clerk-js/src/core/resources/__tests__/SignIn.test.ts`:
- Around line 328-334: Add a SignIn unit test covering the OAuth flow when a
pending Protect challenge includes an external_verification_redirect_url,
alongside the existing enterprise_sso coverage. Invoke authenticateWithRedirect
and assert that navigation is not performed, using the existing SignIn test
fixtures and helpers.
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I think this makes sense to me (Update: maybe not?), but I think we should group it with PR2 in this stack? This merging on its own creates a new gap, the one commented on:
// Defer external navigation while a challenge is pending: the caller resolves it and calls
// back in with `continueSignIn`.
There might technically be an issue with clerk-js<->ui version compatibility here too. If someone uses this new clerk-js version without the ui version from the next PR, authenticateWithRedirectOrPopup returns without navigation and everything stalls. Given this is a closed beta and we already have a bug, I think that's probably fine though.
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Thanks for the feedback, @Ephem. yup, agreed - i'll merge this and #9620 together rather than letting this one land on its own. 🤖 - on the clerk-js <-> ui skew: that's mostly gone now. |
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Looking great, I like the changes!
…nterprise connection Preparing an enterprise SSO hand-off can return a pending verification challenge, in which case the server returns before it builds a verification and there is no external URL to follow. That response was reported as invalid and the sign-in dead-ended with an error. Return from the hand-off instead, and route to the challenge so it can be resolved and the hand-off retried. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A challenge can coexist with an external redirect URL, so the comment's claim that none exists was only true of the enterprise hand-off. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cateWithRedirect When Protect raises a challenge before the redirect, `authenticateWithRedirect` returned without navigating, and every caller had to know to inspect the sign-in afterwards. Callers that didn't were stuck or misled: the social buttons sat on the card, custom flows saw a silent success, and the OAuth transport failed with `oauth_transport_missing_verification_url`, which hid the real reason. It now throws a `ClerkRuntimeError` with code `protect_check_required`. That keeps the method's contract of navigating or throwing, so a caller that doesn't handle challenges gets an error it can recognise rather than a silent success. Whether the user sees it depends on the caller: UI that drops errors still needs to handle it. A caller that does handle it finds `protectCheck` already set, routes to the challenge, and calls back in with `continueSignIn`. The start page catches it itself, because its recovery path drops errors that didn't come from the API. SignUp is unchanged. It can legitimately navigate with a challenge still outstanding, so throwing there would change the order the sign-up runs in.
The server builds the verification before it decides, so a sign-in create that Protect challenges can come back with a usable identity-provider redirect as well. Main follows it and runs the challenge on the way back, where the OAuth/SSO callback routes to it. Stopping instead left OAuth and social sign-ins with nowhere to go on any instance that challenges sign-in creation. Now: - A challenged create with a redirect follows it. - A challenged create without one throws `protect_check_required`. - A challenged enterprise SSO prepare follows only the redirect this call's create built. The prepare builds no verification of its own, so anything else on the sign-in is from an earlier attempt and may be for another connection. Otherwise it throws. The changeset scopes the recovery advice to enterprise SSO and mentions `authenticateWithPopup`, which throws the same error.
…ing the raw error A caller that can't run the challenge shows the error through the card. With no localization for the code, that fell back to the formatted runtime error message: `Clerk: A verification challenge… (code="protect_check_required")`. Add the key, with an English message that tells the user what to do, and let the generator fill it in as untranslated for the other locales. The social buttons are the remaining place this can show, now that a challenged OAuth create follows its redirect.
The SSO bypass card (from main) starts the enterprise hand-off itself, both from its SSO action and from its connection list. A challenge raised while preparing that hand-off now surfaces as `protect_check_required`. Without handling, the card showed it as an error instead of taking the user to the challenge. Route it, as the start page does.
…ror handling `signInWithFields` returned the hand-off promise from inside its `try` without awaiting it, so a rejected hand-off skipped the `catch` and escaped as an unhandled rejection. The other two hand-off call sites already route failures through the recovery path; this one now does too. This was already true on main. The test for hand-off errors other than a challenge surfaced it: the run reported every test passing but exited 1 on the unhandled rejection.
Most readers use the prebuilt component and have nothing to do, so say that first. Then say what a custom flow with Protect enabled should catch, and only after that the details of the error.
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A sign-in that uses an enterprise connection can be asked for a verification challenge at the point it hands off to the identity provider. When that happens the server returns before it has prepared the hand-off, so there is no external URL to follow.
SignIn.authenticateWithRedirecttreated that response as invalid and threw a generic "not supported" error, and the sign-in dead-ended on an error the user cannot act on.It now throws a
ClerkRuntimeErrorwith codeprotect_check_requiredinstead. That keeps the method's contract of either navigating or throwing, so a caller that doesn't handle challenges gets an error it can recognise rather than a silent success. The prebuilt UI catches it at each place it starts the hand-off (the start page, the SSO bypass card, and in #9620 the enterprise connection picker and the resume after a challenge) and routes to the challenge. Once resolved, the hand-off is retried withcontinueSignInand prepared for real.The error is only thrown when there is nowhere to go. The server builds the redirect before it runs the check, so a challenged
createcan come back with a usable redirect as well. In that case the redirect is followed and the challenge runs when the sign-in returns from the identity provider, exactly as it does today. In practice the error comes from a challenged enterprise SSOprepareFirstFactor, which builds no redirect.Effects and risks
authenticateWithRedirect()orauthenticateWithPopup()with Protect enabled can now catchprotect_check_required. Previously they got a generic error in the same situation, so nothing that worked before breaks.clerk-jswith an older@clerk/uigets the error, as before this change, rather than stalling.try, so a failed hand-off reaches its error handling instead of escaping as an unhandled rejection.Checklist
pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change