Trying to add haze.club to my iOS discourse app and it says it does not exist
http://haze.club is full address
Need Patreon to login too
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Users Allen_Robberson and Steve_Savage reported issues with accessing haze.club in the iOS Discourse app, receiving an error message saying the site does not exist. pmusaraj apologized for the delay and explained that the issue required updates to the mobile app and the main Discourse repository, which have been completed. Users were advised to update to the latest version of the DiscourseHub app.
However, even after updating, users continued to experience issues. Allen_Robberson shared a video demonstrating the problem, and pmusaraj identified the issue as being related to the Patreon app being installed on the device. The Patreon app redirects the authentication process to Safari, preventing DiscourseHub from completing the authentication process.
As a workaround, pmusaraj suggested uninstalling the Patreon app, signing in to DiscourseHub, and then reinstalling the Patreon app. Allen_Robberson confirmed that this solution worked, and they were able to access haze.club in the DiscourseHub app.
I can see this Allen
Ok I hope they know how to fix it
Hi @Allen_Robberson @Steve_Savage,
Apologies for the delay here, but this issue needed an update to our mobile app as well as to the main Discourse repository. They’re both updated now and this issue should be fixed. Just make sure you are using the latest version of the DiscourseHub app.
Yeah but it isn’t working still
Are you getting the same message, “site does not exist”? If so, your app needs to be updated. (Please share screenshot if you’re having a different issue.)
please watch this video after updating this is what is happening.
Thanks! I can repro your issue but only when the Patreon app is installed on the device. On a device without the Patreon app, I could complete the login process just fine.
Unfortunately, we can’t fix this on our end. In the app, we are using Apple’s aswebauthenticationsession protocol. Once that popup shows up, the OS handles the authentication, and it looks like it redirects to the Patreon app when that app is installed, which then loads Safari. DiscourseHub needs the authentication to complete inside of the initial popup.
Your only option is to uninstall the Patreon app on the device, sign in, and then install it again. (In the DiscourseHub app, you only need to do this authentication process once, when the site is added to the app.)
I removed the patreon app and logged in then reinstalled the app and it works great now