Native SSO Issue when deeplink launching Uber crashes via deeplink uri

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Library version: com.uber.sdk:rides-android:0.9.1

Repro steps, stacktrace, screenshots:

We have implemented the Single Sign On for Android.

However, when we invoke the deeplink, it launches Uber app, then Uber app hangs/crashes and sends us back in ours.

https://youtu.be/nAMfsW8ByLk

Here’s the generated sso url from the sdk:

uber://connect?client_id=tpU1890vz3bf-QiY1H-Fs5AKBfZ5C62E&scope=all_trips history places profile request request_receipt&sdk=android&sdk_version=3.0.0

Any ideas?

Expected Behavior:

We expect the Single Sign On to auth the user then loop back and launch our app.

[saurabhdhillon]

I am also experiencing the same problem on Android with the difference that uber hangs to a white screen and returns to calling activity on back presses.

I have tried: Method 1:

SessionConfiguration config = new SessionConfiguration.Builder()
                 .setClientId(<client-d>)
                .setClientSecret(<client-secret>)
                .setServerToken(<server-token>)
                .build();

        Location location = Singleton.getInstance(context).getOneTimeLocation().getLocation();
        RideParameters rideParams = new RideParameters.Builder()
                .setPickupLocation(location.getLatitude(), location.getLongitude(), "Your", "Your")
                .setDropoffLocation(latitude, longitude, address, "")
                .build();

        RideRequestDeeplink deeplink = new RideRequestDeeplink.Builder(context)
                .setSessionConfiguration(config)
                .setFallback(Deeplink.Fallback.MOBILE_WEB)
                .setRideParameters(rideParams)
                .build();

       // deeplink.execute();
        
        try {
            Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
            intent.setData(deeplink.getUri());
            ((BaseActivity) context).startActivity(intent, null, false);
        } catch (Exception e) {

        }

Method 2: String baseUrl = "https://m.uber.com/ul/?action=setPickup&"; StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder(); stringBuilder.append(baseUrl); stringBuilder.append("client_id=").append("VLEPmJ4-yqMuwFGTFWCR_9rpzFFpFi1-").append("&"); stringBuilder.append("pickup[latitude]=").append(location.getLatitude()).append("&"); stringBuilder.append("pickup[longitude]=").append(location.getLongitude()).append("&"); stringBuilder.append("dropoff[latitude]=").append(latitude).append("&"); stringBuilder.append("dropoff[longitude]=").append(longitude).append("&"); stringBuilder.append("dropoff[formatted_address]=").append(address); //Opened this url in browser ending in same result

Both the methods had same result, Uber app hangs with white screen.

Note: In Method 2, it provides me with Open link with chrome or uber, if i choose Just Once it opens correctly but if it choose Always option it keeps redirecting me to hang Uber.

[theonetheycallneo]

@here I’m closing this issue.

We got confused using our two environments dev and production. We needed to create 2 keys for each and copy them both to the uber dashboard.

For those of you struggling, our dev key uses the base Android Studio one:

cat ./android/keystores/debug.keystore.properties
key.store=debug.keystore
key.alias=androiddebugkey
key.store.password=android
key.alias.password=android

alias: androiddebugkey password: android

Then copy that into your dashboard to test on device locally.