I configured twitter to login and it asks for authenication with everything fine on twitter end. I have email access enabled on twitter dev as well. When it goes thru twitter and comes back the only thing that changes is the username it says if available. It still asks for an email to continue and still sends the confirmation email to get access. Is this normal behavior? I dont really see the point int a different login if it still requires the email and checking the email as if there was no twitter login at all.
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A user, flash, is experiencing an issue where signing up with Twitter doesn’t set the user’s email address. Despite having email access enabled on the Twitter Developer dashboard, the user is still prompted to enter an email address after authenticating with Twitter. david suggests checking the site’s configuration, as signing up with Twitter works fine on Meta. flash confirms that the issue is specific to their site and checks the Twitter settings, which show ‘request email addresses’ enabled. After reconfiguring the settings, flash still encounters the issue, with the username being updated but no email address being set.
Bumping this if anyone else sees it and knows.
I just tried signing up ‘with twitter’ here on Meta, and it seemed to work ok:
Can you try replicating the issue here, or on try.discourse.org? If it works here, then there must be something different about your site’s configuration. If it doesn’t work, then there must be something unusual about your twitter account 
Yeah something with my site then. Because it works fine on here. I’ll double check everything again.
I do have it checked to request the email in dev settings. Let me turn it off and try that and then on again.
At developer.twitter.com, do you have ‘request email addresses’ enabled? My test config looks like this:
I re-did it on twitters end. Same thing. It doesnt give any data back just shows this. Thats not the username on twitter obviously but thats what it shows after its enabled and directs back to site.
