Question: Is Prompt.ForceLogin Supposed to Show Consent Request UI If Required Also?
See original GitHub issueI’m running into AADSTS65001 error for a new user account. Previous behavior from ADAL, I believe, was if UI was presented, consent request was displayed right after.
Is Prompt.ForceLogin
also supposed to show consent request IF not previously granted? I understand Prompt.Consent
exists, but don’t want to request it if already granted.
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@myokeeh We don’t recommend you to use neither
Prompt.ForceLogin
, norPrompt.Consent
. Using the default prompt does the best possible.However to pre-prompt the user upfront, you can use the .WithExtraScopesToConsent method
Thanks for the update @myokeeh !