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Unable to signup and error message does not allow troubleshooting easily #18

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dcwalk opened this issue Apr 16, 2017 · 2 comments
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@dcwalk
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dcwalk commented Apr 16, 2017

I'm getting "Something Bad Happened" when trying to sign up, I don't think it is a username/email combo as I've tried a bunch.

Thought it might be password, I had generated one with special characters:

`.T}9`S[J72y"CW00F[I

but event just alphanumeric not working

Tested on FF 52.0.2 and Chrome 57.0.29 and same behaviour.

As a side point Is there a way for the error message around sign up to be more informative?

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jeffreyliu commented Apr 17, 2017

I also ran into this issue when trying to sign into alpha. The browser's console log is a bit more informative, and I've let @b5 know about it.

The login issue seems to be that identity wasn't correctly accepting cross-origin headers, and as such isn't an issue with context itself. However, I seem to be able to log in now, are you still able to reproduce the issue?

However, the side issue of having a richer error message should definitely be addressed

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b5 commented Apr 17, 2017

+5000 on the richer error messages, maybe we need a separate issue for that...

The problem with signup was caused by a regression I'd accidentally shipped with the new support for JSON Web Tokens, and should be fixed now.

To resolve the problem of not shipping regressions, I've set up continuous integration via circleci, which will auto-publish images to our docker hub account once tests pass. These steps will also contribute to our goal of having docker-compose up as the de-facto way of getting to work on a given project. I'm hoping to have all this sewn together by tomorrow morning. I'll keep everyone posted!

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