Hi @Koha sent you a dm regarding this

Hey @rp_st I have intergrated user login using google, On frontend how I can get the user information after login, like userId?

The third party provider google seems to be missing from the backend configs. I am getting this error message while using google third party login What could be the issue? @rp_st please guide

hi, i faced an issue.

Error: SuperTokens core threw an error for a POST request to path: '/recipe/accountlinking/user/primary' with status code: 402 and message: Account linking feature is not enabled for this app. Please contact support to enable it.

I want to override the SessionAuth's behaviour of checking if the session is present or not and if not redirect to login page. I know I need to modify the overrideGlobalClaimValidators field but I am having troubles finding documentation on it. I don't know what exactly to put. All I know is the authorization part where it checks the roles.

hi @rp_st I test endpoints via postman. For this, I need to refresh tokens at regular intervals. Is there a token for postman that does not require refresh?

Hey team , Supertokens involve third party cookies for auth in case of cookie based authentication . Chrome has disabled thirdparty cookies for 1% users and soon will be disabling third party cookies . How will the cookie based auth work then ? Would we need to move to header based in that case ? If yes , how will session sharing work ?

Hi, I was wondering is it possible to implement Microsoft / Outlook SSO with supertoken? And if yes, where can I find some resources about that?

Hi Team, I have a pricing related query and would appreciate if you can DM me with the details. We are building a B2B app and would require the per-tenant SSO integration feature. (see attached image). Wanted to understand the pricing for the self-hosted vs. managed options for the above feature alone. Thanks.

Hey, I found a bug in the fetch interceptor in supertokens-website (lib/ts/recipeImplementation.ts) 172:91 When we make our fetch calls we pass a URL object into it as the typescript definitions suggests. Doing that we get the following error:

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TypeError: url.clone is not a function

and that makes sense as you do the following

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typeof url === "string" ? url : (url as Request).clone()

the

URL

object does not have the clone methed defined. We currently solve it be calling toString before passing it to fetch, but breaking the fetch api might make other thirdparty dependencies break. You can try it yourself by doing something like this:

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fetch(new URL(("https://localhost:3000/index.html"))).then(() => {console.log("fetched")}).catch(err => console.log("err", err))