Hi,
I'm currently implementing a way for our users to secure their account with google login so they can retrieve the account on different devices. However, I've run in to problems.
We are logging the user into their account, and retrieving a server auth code to use for interaction with PlayFab. Then we call LoginWithGoogleAccount, passing the auth code, and if the account exists, we receive a successful login and at that point we can link the users device to that account to replace the existing one associated with that device id.
However, if a PlayFab account associated with the users Google account does not exist, then we must call LinkGoogleAccount to link the users Google account with the current PlayFab account associated with their device.
The problem is that because the server auth token was used to attempt to login, it has now expired. The only way to receive a new server auth token is to log the user out of their account, and log them back in again. The silent login does not provide a new server auth token, just the same previously used one. This results in more popups for the user to ask them to select their google account for a second time. We do not wish for this to happen.
Is there any work around for this? I am aware that we can send the auth token to a backend and exchange it for access and refresh tokens, but will these work with PlayFab for the Logging in / Linking accounts?
Thanks,
Graeme.
