Cancel event
See original GitHub issueAfter invoking the verifyFingerprint
function and the user presses cancel - How do I catch that cancel event / press?
Thanks.
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Hi, that’s very clear indeed, thanks! I don’t think it’s possible for me to know whether that function failed or was cancelled, but perhaps if you use
verifyFingerprintWithCustomFallback
you may get the relevant details in thereject
(orcatch
in your case) because of this line… can you give that a shot?Yes!
{ code: -2, message: 'Canceled by user.' }
Brilliant, thank you so much!