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@seamless-auth/core@0.6.0
Minor Changes
email, and verifying the registration email OTP completes sign-up and returns a
session. The adapter previously proxied
/otp/verify-email-otpand/otp/verify-phone-otpwithout setting cookies, so browser users finishedregistration unauthenticated. A new
verifyRegistrationOtpHandler(core) plus averifyRegistrationOtpexpress handler now set the session cookies on theseroutes (tolerating a phone-first step that returns no session yet), mirroring the
login OTP verify handlers.
Patch Changes
authFetchnow parses response bodiesdefensively, so a plain-text error (e.g. a rate-limited
429 Too many requests) or anempty body (
204) no longer throws in handlers that read the body before checking thestatus — which previously surfaced as an unhandled rejection that took down the adapter
process. Non-JSON bodies are returned as
{ message: <text> }; empty bodies asundefined. Fixes Adapter process crashes on non-JSON upstream response (unguarded up.json() in all core handlers) #41.@seamless-auth/express@0.6.0
Patch Changes
authFetchnow parses response bodiesdefensively, so a plain-text error (e.g. a rate-limited
429 Too many requests) or anempty body (
204) no longer throws in handlers that read the body before checking thestatus — which previously surfaced as an unhandled rejection that took down the adapter
process. Non-JSON bodies are returned as
{ message: <text> }; empty bodies asundefined. Fixes Adapter process crashes on non-JSON upstream response (unguarded up.json() in all core handlers) #41.email, and verifying the registration email OTP completes sign-up and returns a
session. The adapter previously proxied
/otp/verify-email-otpand/otp/verify-phone-otpwithout setting cookies, so browser users finishedregistration unauthenticated. A new
verifyRegistrationOtpHandler(core) plus averifyRegistrationOtpexpress handler now set the session cookies on theseroutes (tolerating a phone-first step that returns no session yet), mirroring the
login OTP verify handlers.