Unable to connect error showing inside Uber app (SSO login, sdk 0.9.1, Android 6+)

Hello,

I’m using now SSO auth method and it works fine for android OS 5.x devices. But Uber application auth page showing error ‘Unable to connect’ for android 6+ devices.

Code that I use for login:

        com.uber.sdk.android.core.auth.LoginManager uberLoginManager;
        ...
        uberLoginManager.setAuthCodeFlowEnabled(false);
        uberLoginManager.login(Activity activity)

To set-up flow I’ve registered app like it was described in the manual: SSO setup manual

Previously I’ve worked with android sdk com.uber.sdk.android.core.auth.LoginManager#loginForAuthorizationCode method and saw similar issue on similar devices.

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

Repro steps, stacktrace, screenshots:

• Make sure that you have installed Uber application on the device
• Register app on developer.uber.com/dashboard page (setup redirect page and App Signature)
• Check out the latest login sample code
• Change application uber credentials
• Use White or Black Uber sign-in buttons

Expected Behavior:

• User should see accept scopes page without errors.

Actual Result:

• ‘Unable to connect’ error

When user clicks ‘OK’ on the pop-up, I see error ‘connectivity issue’ inside my application:

04-12 19:13:40.834 6924-6924/ D/LoginActivity: onActivityResult requestCode:[1001] resultCode [0]
04-12 19:13:40.834 6924-6924/ E/UberUtil$LoginCallback: onLoginError, name = CONNECTIVITY_ISSUE

Devices, used for test:

• Samsung Galaxy S6, SM-920F, Android 6.0.1
• Samsung Galaxy S7, sm-g930f, Android 6.0.1
• HTC Nexus 9, Android 7.0

[MathebulaMahlatse]

@luckcoolla I have struggled with similar issue for a week and eventually I managed to get it working. The issue was with app signature. Make sure that you use correct signature.

Try the following:

   keytool -exportcert -alias <your_key_alias> -keystore <your_keystore_path> | openssl sha1 -binary | openssl base64

I have used these values for placeholders

• <your_key_alias>: androiddebugkey
• <your_keystore_path>: ~/.android/debug.keystore

if it asks for keytore password, should enter ‘android’ without the quotes.

Reference:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18589694/i-have-never-set-any-passwords-to-my-keystore-and-alias-so-how-are-they-created

[luckcoolla]

@tyvsmith any updates here?