Issue happens with system.login.screensaver. After my SFAuthorizationPluginView sets a result allowing login, my view remains on screen for about eight seconds. What makes my view disappear? I notice that my plugin mechanism just gets a destroy call.
I’ve seen behaviours like this before, but I’ve never fully understood all of the cases where it can happen.
Does the problem reproduce with the LoginUIAuthPlugin target? If so, what OS release are you testing this on?
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LoginUIAuthPlugin does not show this issue. I think that my view has a reference keeping it retained. Trying to track this down now.
I was indeed a case of my plugin view not getting released.
I have another issue though. When user clicks cancel, my view stays on the screen and the initial login view is presented over it. How to fix this? My plugin sets the result to .userCanceled but I never get a deactivate or destroy call.
It looks like this is a case where I want to restart the login process. I am now calling RequestInterrupt instead of setting the result. Everything works correctly now.