iOS Authentication Issues
See original GitHub issueHello Elringus.
I am getting this error when running on iOS.
UnityGoogleDrive: Failed to execute authorization procedure. Check application settings and credentials. UnityGoogleDrive.AuthController:HandleAccessTokenProviderDone(IAccessTokenProvider) UnityEngine.AsyncOperation:InvokeCompletionEvent()
Settings are correct as it is working on Android. Any ideas?
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- Created 5 years ago
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I think I’ve actually found a temporary workaround for this. I’ve changed the requested redirect URI so that it will always use lower-cased app id and now the trick with adding lower-cased app id to the Supported URL Schemes list should work (it did in my test project, at least).
Ok, thanks for checking. I’ve created a new issue (#27) and will try to remove that requirement for the app id to be lowercased.