fix(ui): continue to the identity provider after a challenge - #9620
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| function shouldHandOffToEnterpriseConnection(signIn: SignInResource): boolean { | ||
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| hasOnlyEnterpriseSSOFirstFactors(signIn) && !hasMultipleEnterpriseConnections(signIn.supportedFirstFactors ?? null) | ||
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What's the intended behavior here? If the user has multiple factors, picks one enterprise SSO one, gets challenged and end up here to determine whether to continue, shouldn't we continue that specific factor which they had already chosen?
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Good catch, and the honest answer is "we don't, and for the multi-connection case we probably should" — with a caveat about which scenario actually reaches this line.
Taking the literal case first: with a mix of factors (say password + one enterprise connection), hasOnlyEnterpriseSSOFirstFactors is false, so this predicate returns false and we fall through to the pre-existing navigate('../factor-one'). That path is unchanged by this PR.
But the underlying point stands. This predicate is lifted verbatim out of SignInStart, where it's asked immediately after the identifier is submitted — a moment when the user has expressed no preference at all, so "is SSO the only way in?" is the only question there is to ask. Extracting it and reusing it here quietly carries that assumption into a place where the user may already have chosen. It's a configuration question standing in for an intent question, and the two only coincide when there's exactly one option.
The scenario that does reach it is more than one connection: hasMultipleEnterpriseConnections makes the predicate false, we route to ../factor-one, and SignInFactorOne re-renders the connections picker — so the user picks the same connection a second time. Recoverable, but it is exactly what you're describing.
Chasing that turned up something worse in the same path, which I've fixed here in 27b73b1: SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections never routed the challenge at all. It called authenticateWithRedirect and returned it, and a gated prepareFirstFactor resolves that call without issuing a redirect — so the user clicked their connection and the card just sat there. No challenge, no error, nothing. Every other first- and second-factor call site funnels through navigateOnSignInProtectGate; this one didn't. It now does, with a test (and I checked it fails when the call is removed).
Resuming that specific connection I've deliberately left out. Nothing carries the choice across the challenge: VerificationResource has strategy but no enterpriseConnectionId (that lives on the factor), so it can't be recovered from the resource — it would need the id threaded through the protect-check navigation, or a new field on the verification. Happy to do it as a follow-up if you think the extra click is worth it; I didn't want to grow a bug fix into a state-carrying change.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEnterprise SSO sign-in now resumes after verification challenges instead of remaining on “Use another method.” Shared factor helpers determine when to hand off directly to an enterprise connection. Protect-check handling resumes Enterprise SSO authentication and preserves redirect parameters. Multiple enterprise connections still route to factor selection. Tests cover pending challenges, successful redirects, repeated challenges, and connection selection. Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Enterprise SSO sign-ins now resume after verification challenges, but incomplete regression coverage leaves a bounded risk that challenge or organization-invitation variants could regress without detection. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`@packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections.test.tsx`:
- Line 28: Replace the any-based protectCheck assignments in
SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections.test.tsx:28-28 and
SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx:63-63 with the existing typed mutable SignInResource
view, and provide complete ProtectCheckResource values including the required
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx`:
- Line 70: Strengthen the navigation assertion in the relevant
SignInProtectCheck test to verify that factor-one navigation (the
`../factor-one` route) never occurs, while preserving the existing assertion
that navigation to `.` occurs. Use the existing `fixtures.router.navigate` mock.
- Around line 36-38: Add a test in the SignInProtectCheck suite using
createFixtures and startSignInWithProtectCheck to initialize the __clerk_ticket
invitation flow, exercise the resumeEnterpriseSSO branch, and assert the resumed
enterprise redirect preserves its callback parameters.
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| (fixtures.signIn as unknown as SignInResource).supportedFirstFactors = TWO_CONNECTIONS as never; | ||
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| (fixtures.signIn as any).protectCheck = { status: 'pending', token: 'challenge-token-abc' }; |
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Use a typed mutable SignInResource view and include sdkUrl.
ProtectCheckResource.sdkUrl is required. Both tests currently bypass this contract with any and assign incomplete challenge objects. Reuse the existing typed SignInResource view and provide a complete ProtectCheckResource value at both sites.
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packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections.test.tsx#L28-L28(this comment)packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx#L63-L63
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at line 28, Replace the any-based protectCheck assignments in
SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections.test.tsx:28-28 and
SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx:63-63 with the existing typed mutable SignInResource
view, and provide complete ProtectCheckResource values including the required
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| const { wrapper, fixtures } = await createFixtures(f => { | ||
| f.startSignInWithProtectCheck(); | ||
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Add organization invitation-ticket coverage for protect-check resumption.
The SignInProtectCheck suite does not cover the resumeEnterpriseSSO branch when the sign-in starts with __clerk_ticket. Add a test that initializes the invitation flow and asserts the resumed enterprise redirect preserves its callback parameters.
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx`
around lines 36 - 38, Add a test in the SignInProtectCheck suite using
createFixtures and startSignInWithProtectCheck to initialize the __clerk_ticket
invitation flow, exercise the resumeEnterpriseSSO branch, and assert the resumed
enterprise redirect preserves its callback parameters.
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Assert that factor-one navigation does not occur.
Line 70 only proves that navigate('.') occurred. A flow that first navigates to ../factor-one and then returns to the challenge would pass this test.
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/__tests__/SignInProtectCheck.test.tsx` at
line 70, Strengthen the navigation assertion in the relevant SignInProtectCheck
test to verify that factor-one navigation (the `../factor-one` route) never
occurs, while preserving the existing assertion that navigation to `.` occurs.
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Sorry it took some time to get back here, I knew I hadn't answered but I thought I had originally approved with comment so didn't realize you were fully blocked.
Nice extra finding and fix!
I agree with not growing scope to fix resuming the exact connection. I would treat that as a bug to follow up on, having to pick again doesn't feel like the gold standard we chase, but I'd consider it a minor and not urgent one.
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| Fix enterprise SSO sign-ins erroring, or appearing to do nothing, instead of showing a verification challenge raised while handing off to the identity provider. This covers the card for choosing between multiple enterprise connections, where clicking a connection left the user on an unchanged card. |
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"This covers the card for choosing between multiple enterprise connections, where clicking a connection left the user on an unchanged card."
I'm not sure what this means? Unless it's carrying some extra information above "or appearing to do nothing" that's helpful to users when reading the changelog I think we can just scratch it?
Also noting this is editing the changeset from the first PR, which is probably fine if they intend to merge together and otherwise there will probably be a git conflict anyway.
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| Fix sign-ins that use an enterprise connection stranding on "Use another method" after a verification challenge, instead of continuing to the identity provider. |
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| navigateOnSignInProtectGate(signIn, navigate, '../protect-check'); |
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This is a nice find, and a good fix for now. I can't help feeling something is a bit smelly to start with here though. This requires implicit knowledge that authenticateWithRedirect can silently fail, and the resulting signIn state might require a protect check.
Not sure what a better API would look like, and it's not something to tackle in this PR, but wanted to highlight that it feels slightly rough.
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A sign-in whose only first factor is an enterprise connection has no factor to render, so resuming it into the factor-one card left the user on alternative methods with no way to reach their provider. The rule for when a sign-in hands off to a connection now lives in one place, and the resume follows it as the start page already did. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…icker `SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnections` called `authenticateWithRedirect` and returned it directly. A challenge raised while preparing the hand-off makes that call resolve *without* issuing a redirect, so the user clicked their connection and the card sat there unchanged — no challenge, no error, nothing. Every other first- and second-factor call site funnels through `navigateOnSignInProtectGate`; this one did not. Route it to `../protect-check` like the rest. Also records why `resumeEnterpriseSSO` passes no `enterpriseConnectionId`: it runs only under the single-connection guard, so the server has exactly one connection to prepare. Resuming a connection the user picked from this card would need the id carried across the challenge, which nothing does today.
`authenticateWithRedirect` now throws `protect_check_required` when a challenge stops it, instead of returning. The enterprise connections picker and the hand-off resumed after a challenge both checked the sign-in after the call returned; they now catch the error and route on it. The picker has to catch it itself: the card's click handler drops errors, so letting it propagate would leave the user on an unchanged card again.
…inning Submitting the proof clears the challenge on the live resource. That changes the token the runner's effect is keyed on, so the effect's cleanup marks the run cancelled while the run is still continuing the flow in `onResolved`. The catch and finally both keyed on that flag, so a continuation that failed, such as the enterprise hand-off resumed after a challenge, was dropped: no error, and the spinner never cleared. The run now keeps ownership of its outcome once the gate has cleared, until the card unmounts or a newer challenge starts a run of its own. That's the same rule the expired-challenge reload path already used. "Try again" retries the continuation when there is no challenge left to re-run; previously it did nothing in that state. The test reproduces the cancellation: it clears the challenge on the live resource and re-renders before the hand-off fails. The chained-challenge test now checks the second challenge actually runs, not just that it stayed on the route.
…fter a challenge The start page hands a `needs_identifier` sign-in straight to an enterprise connection when it offers one. The resume after a challenge had no case for that status, so a challenge that interrupted the hand-off sent the user back to the start page. It now resumes the hand-off, after checking for a pending OAuth transfer: a transfer carries the same status and continuing it comes first. The condition lives beside the other hand-off rules, so the start page and the resume share one definition.
Rebasing onto main folded the SSO bypass into `shouldHandOffToEnterpriseConnection`. `SignInStart` kept a copy of the rule with the bypass added, and the resume had to pick it up too. Otherwise a user with a bypass would be sent straight to the identity provider after a challenge instead of seeing the card that offers it.
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Stacked on #9619 — review the delta only; that one merges first.
A sign-in whose only supported first factor is an enterprise connection has no first factor to render. The start page knows this and hands off to the identity provider instead of routing to the factor-one card.
Resuming a sign-in after a verification challenge did not know it, and routed to factor-one regardless. With nothing there to render, the card falls through to "Use another method", which lists social providers only — so the user is stranded with no way to reach their provider and no way back. It affects every entry point that resumes through this path, including an organization invitation ticket.
The rule for when a sign-in hands off to a connection now lives in one place, and the resume follows it as the start page already did.
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SignInFactorOneEnterpriseConnectionsnever routed a challenge at all. It calledauthenticateWithRedirectand returned it, and a gatedprepareFirstFactorresolves that call without issuing a redirect — so the user clicked their connection and the card sat there, no challenge and no error. Every other first- and second-factor call site funnels throughnavigateOnSignInProtectGate; this one now does too.VerificationResourcehasstrategybut noenterpriseConnectionId— so the multi-connection case still re-presents the picker and the user picks again. Left as a follow-up rather than growing this fix into a state-carrying change.shared.tsinto a module neither file imports, so the resume can use them without a cycle.hasMultipleEnterpriseConnectionsis re-exported from its old path, so existing importers are untouched.Checklist
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