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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. 3 included reviews remain after this review. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 5 reviews per hour. Your free on-demand review promotion remains active until October 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM UTC. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds transaction-based MFA, passkey and SSO sign-in, account-security actions, and shared-session locking and unlocking. It also adds department-specific Mapbox styles and token handling, a reusable date-time picker, file-hashing adjustments, and translations. ChangesAuthentication and account security
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Date-time selection, hashing, and translations
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LoginScreen
participant AuthStore
participant LoginMfaSheet
participant TransactionApi
LoginScreen->>AuthStore: Submit password login
AuthStore->>TransactionApi: Request login transaction
TransactionApi-->>AuthStore: Return challenge
AuthStore-->>LoginMfaSheet: Display available verification methods
LoginMfaSheet->>TransactionApi: Submit factor proof
TransactionApi-->>AuthStore: Return completion data
AuthStore->>TransactionApi: Exchange completion code for tokens
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`open` leaves the loopback trip registered when `openExternal` rejects, allowing the listener, timeout, and `trips` entry to remain alive for up to ten minutes while repeated failures accumulate listeners and stale trip state. Catch the `openExternal` failure, call `close(id, null)`, and return `null` or guarantee cleanup through a `finally` path.
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| ipcMain.handle('sso:listen', () => loopback.listen()); | ||
| ipcMain.handle('sso:open', (_event, id, authorizeUrl) => loopback.open(id, authorizeUrl)); | ||
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The sso:listen, sso:open, and sso:cancel IPC handlers do not consistently handle asynchronous rejections or provide deterministic cleanup, allowing subscriptions to remain registered. Add explicit rejection handling for asynchronous callbacks and return a cleanup function that removes every handler with removeHandler.
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99 + const channels = ['sso:listen', 'sso:open', 'sso:cancel'];
100 + ipcMain.handle(channels[0], () => loopback.listen().catch((error) => handleIpcError(error)));
101 + ipcMain.handle(channels[1], (_event, id, authorizeUrl) => loopback.open(id, authorizeUrl).catch((error) => handleIpcError(error)));
102 + ipcMain.handle(channels[2], (_event, id) => loopback.cancel(id));
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The `sso:listen`, `sso:open`, and `sso:cancel` IPC handlers do not consistently handle asynchronous rejections or provide deterministic cleanup, allowing subscriptions to remain registered. Add explicit rejection handling for asynchronous callbacks and return a cleanup function that removes every handler with `removeHandler`.
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99 + const channels = ['sso:listen', 'sso:open', 'sso:cancel'];
100 + ipcMain.handle(channels[0], () => loopback.listen().catch((error) => handleIpcError(error)));
101 + ipcMain.handle(channels[1], (_event, id, authorizeUrl) => loopback.open(id, authorizeUrl).catch((error) => handleIpcError(error)));
102 + ipcMain.handle(channels[2], (_event, id) => loopback.cancel(id));
103 + return () => channels.forEach((channel) => ipcMain.removeHandler(channel));
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| const apiConfig = mockCreateConfigs.find((config) => (config.headers as Record<string, string>)['Content-Type'] === 'application/json'); | ||
| expect((apiConfig?.headers as Record<string, string>)['X-Resgrid-Client']).toBe('dispatch'); |
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| const apiConfig = mockCreateConfigs.find((config) => (config.headers as Record<string, string>)['Content-Type'] === 'application/json'); | ||
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| if (sharedSession?.kind === 'expired') { | ||
| void useAuthStore.getState().logout('shift_ended'); |
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The logout('shift_ended') promise can reject without a handler, leaving asynchronous logout failures unhandled. Attach .catch to log the failure with the logout operation and shift_ended reason.
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void useAuthStore.getState().logout('shift_ended').catch((error) => logger.error('session logout failed', { operation: 'logout', reason: 'shift_ended', error }));Prompt for LLM
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The `logout('shift_ended')` promise can reject without a handler, leaving asynchronous logout failures unhandled. Attach `.catch` to log the failure with the `logout` operation and `shift_ended` reason.
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| {passkey.LastUsedOn ? <Text size="sm">{t('mfa.account.passkey_last_used', { time: when(passkey.LastUsedOn) ?? '' })}</Text> : null} | ||
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| <HStack space="sm" className="items-center"> | ||
| <Switch value={!!passkey.ApprovalEnabled} onValueChange={(enabled) => void change(() => setPasskeyApproval(passkey.PasskeyId, enabled))} isDisabled={busy} testID={`passkey-approval-${passkey.PasskeyId}`} /> |
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Inline .bind() calls and arrow functions in JSX props create new functions on every render, impacting performance across the listed locations in src/app/(app)/account-security.tsx, src/app/(app)/operations/[id].tsx, src/app/(app)/settings.tsx, src/app/login/index.tsx, src/app/login/index.web.tsx, src/app/login/recovery.tsx, src/app/login/sso.tsx, src/components/auth/login-mfa-sheet.tsx, src/components/common/date-time-field.tsx, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx, src/components/mfa/account-verify-modal.tsx, src/components/mfa/recovery-codes.tsx, src/components/operations/time-report-editor.tsx, src/components/shared-session/shared-session-bar.tsx, and src/components/shared-session/shared-session-lock-screen.tsx. Move function definitions outside the render method.
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Inline `.bind()` calls and arrow functions in JSX props create new functions on every render, impacting performance across the listed locations in `src/app/(app)/account-security.tsx`, `src/app/(app)/operations/[id].tsx`, `src/app/(app)/settings.tsx`, `src/app/login/index.tsx`, `src/app/login/index.web.tsx`, `src/app/login/recovery.tsx`, `src/app/login/sso.tsx`, `src/components/auth/login-mfa-sheet.tsx`, `src/components/common/date-time-field.tsx`, `src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx`, `src/components/mfa/account-verify-modal.tsx`, `src/components/mfa/recovery-codes.tsx`, `src/components/operations/time-report-editor.tsx`, `src/components/shared-session/shared-session-bar.tsx`, and `src/components/shared-session/shared-session-lock-screen.tsx`. Move function definitions outside the render method.
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| const response = await authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data); |
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The external /connect/token request can fail without operation-specific logging or transaction context. Wrap authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data) in a targeted catch, log completionGrantRequest without secrets, and rethrow or map the error.
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let response;
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response = await authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data);
} catch (error) {
logger.error({ message: 'Login transaction completion failed', context: { operation: 'completionGrantRequest', error } });
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File src/lib/auth/api.tsx:
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The external `/connect/token` request can fail without operation-specific logging or transaction context. Wrap `authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data)` in a targeted catch, log `completionGrantRequest` without secrets, and rethrow or map the error.
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response = await authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data);
} catch (error) {
logger.error({ message: 'Login transaction completion failed', context: { operation: 'completionGrantRequest', error } });
throw error;
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| const hash = await digestStringAsync(CryptoDigestAlgorithm.SHA256, `${salt}:${password}`); | ||
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The error log lacks an explicit operation name and structured error context, preventing reliable diagnosis of password verification failures. Include the computePasswordVerification operation and the error value, along with any relevant identifier.
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logger.error({
message: 'Failed to compute password verification hash',
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The error log lacks an explicit operation name and structured error context, preventing reliable diagnosis of password verification failures. Include the `computePasswordVerification` operation and the `error` value, along with any relevant identifier.
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message: 'Failed to compute password verification hash',
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| completion_code: completionCode, | ||
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| const response = await authApi.post<AuthResponse>('/connect/token', data); | ||
| logger.info({ message: 'Login transaction completed' }); |
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The security-relevant login transaction currently emits only a normal logger.info entry, which does not provide an immutable audit record. Record completion in the audit system with the required actor, resource, request, result, and timestamp fields.
Kody rule violation: Emit tamper-evident audit logs with required fields
await auditLog.write({
timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
actor: { user_id: actorId, role: actorRole },
action: 'login.transaction.completed',
resource: { id: transaction },
result: 'success',
trace_id: traceId,
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The security-relevant login transaction currently emits only a normal `logger.info` entry, which does not provide an immutable audit record. Record completion in the audit system with the required actor, resource, request, result, and timestamp fields.
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await auditLog.write({
timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
actor: { user_id: actorId, role: actorRole },
action: 'login.transaction.completed',
resource: { id: transaction },
result: 'success',
trace_id: traceId,
ip,
user_agent: userAgent,
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| pendingPasswordVerification = null; | ||
| void settlePasswordVerification(verification); | ||
| scheduleTokenRefresh(authResponse.expires_in); | ||
| logger.info({ message: 'Signed in on a login transaction', context: { userId: profileData.sub } }); |
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The profileData.sub user identifier exposes a raw personal identifier in application logs. Log a stable userIdHash generated by hashIdentifier and include the signInWithTokens operation.
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logger.info({ message: 'Signed in on a login transaction', context: { operation: 'signInWithTokens', userIdHash: hashIdentifier(profileData.sub) } });Prompt for LLM
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| pendingPasswordVerification = null; | ||
| void settlePasswordVerification(verification); | ||
| scheduleTokenRefresh(authResponse.expires_in); | ||
| logger.info({ message: 'Signed in on a login transaction', context: { userId: profileData.sub } }); |
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The profileData.sub user identifier exposes a raw personal identifier in application logs and lacks required privacy metadata. Log a stable userIdHash generated by hashIdentifier and attach the authentication purpose with the contract lawful basis.
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logger.info({ message: 'Signed in on a login transaction', context: { operation: 'signInWithTokens', userIdHash: hashIdentifier(profileData.sub), gdpr: { purpose: 'authentication', lawful_basis: 'contract' } } });Prompt for LLM
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logger.info({ message: 'Signed in on a login transaction', context: { operation: 'signInWithTokens', userIdHash: hashIdentifier(profileData.sub), gdpr: { purpose: 'authentication', lawful_basis: 'contract' } } });
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Review comments at @src/components/common/date-time-field.tsx:
- Around line 153-154: Update the month and year navigation flow in the
date-time field so navigating to another month or year does not allow Done to
commit the unchanged draft date; require a day selection before committing the
changed month or year. Keep navigation itself non-selecting and leave time mode
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- Line 68: Update runSsoRoundTrip to catch rejections from desktop.ssoListen()
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return the invalid-transaction result without signing in.
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- Line 1723: Update the Arabic run_finished translation and the corresponding
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Unstructured error logging omits the operation name and transaction identifier, making completionGrantRequest failures difficult to filter and correlate. Record operation and a sanitized transaction identifier as structured fields while retaining the sanitized error context.
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Unstructured error logging omits the operation name and transaction identifier, making completionGrantRequest failures difficult to filter and correlate. Record operation and a sanitized transaction identifier as structured fields while retaining the sanitized error context.
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Unhandled promise rejection risk exists because the awaited runSsoRoundTrip operation lacks explicit rejection handling, allowing unexpected rejections to remain unhandled. Use a try/catch or an appropriate promise assertion.
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Potential TypeError in src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx and at src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:216-216, src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:222-222, src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:248-248, src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:214-214, and src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:237-237: mockMaps[0] may be undefined before setStyle configures its mock implementation. Check that the first map exists before accessing setStyle.
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mockMaps[0]?.setStyle.mockImplementation(() => {Prompt for LLM
File src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:
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Potential TypeError in src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx and at src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:216-216, src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:222-222, src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:248-248, src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:214-214, and src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:237-237: mockMaps[0] may be undefined before setStyle configures its mock implementation. Check that the first map exists before accessing setStyle.
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Listener leak risk exists in src/lib/mapbox-gl-token-web.ts and at src/components/incident-command/command-map.web.tsx:143-143, src/components/maps/unified-map-view.web.tsx:192-192, and src/app/(app)/_layout.tsx:59-59 because the subscription lacks an error handler and a deterministic teardown path. Use the subscription API's error handler when supported and invoke stopSync when the consumer is torn down so the listener cannot remain registered indefinitely.
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Listener leak risk exists in src/lib/mapbox-gl-token-web.ts and at src/components/incident-command/command-map.web.tsx:143-143, src/components/maps/unified-map-view.web.tsx:192-192, and src/app/(app)/_layout.tsx:59-59 because the subscription lacks an error handler and a deterministic teardown path. Use the subscription API's error handler when supported and invoke stopSync when the consumer is torn down so the listener cannot remain registered indefinitely.
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Race condition in applyServerMapboxToken: asynchronous verification can apply a captured candidate after overlapping config refreshes select a newer server token or a later empty-token config clears it, causing maps and Mapbox API calls to use the wrong department token. Serialize token applications or track the request generation/current candidate and discard stale verification results before calling setState.
const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate);\n\n// Ignore a result for a config request superseded while verification was in flight.\nif (latestServerToken !== candidate) return;\n\nif (verdict === 'valid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null });\n} else if (verdict === 'invalid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() });\n}Prompt for LLM
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Race condition in applyServerMapboxToken: asynchronous verification can apply a captured candidate after overlapping config refreshes select a newer server token or a later empty-token config clears it, causing maps and Mapbox API calls to use the wrong department token. Serialize token applications or track the request generation/current candidate and discard stale verification results before calling setState.
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const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate);\n\n// Ignore a result for a config request superseded while verification was in flight.\nif (latestServerToken !== candidate) return;\n\nif (verdict === 'valid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null });\n} else if (verdict === 'invalid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() });\n}
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Unhandled rejection risk exists for the awaited initialization operation in src/stores/app/tests/core-store.test.ts:49-49, src/stores/app/tests/core-store.test.ts:67-67, src/stores/app/tests/core-store.test.ts:77-77, src/lib/mapbox-token.ts:127-127, src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:212-212, src/tests/app/map.web.test.tsx:233-233, src/stores/app/tests/core-store.test.ts:41-41, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:88-88, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:97-97, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:100-100, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:107-107, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:110-110, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:117-117, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:120-120, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:127-127, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:130-130, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:138-138, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:141-141, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:152-152, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:154-154, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:162-162, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:173-173, src/lib/tests/mapbox-token.test.ts:176-176, and src/stores/app/tests/core-store.test.ts:147-147. Add explicit error handling with try/catch or assert that the promise resolves.
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File src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:
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Unhandled rejection risk exists for the awaited initialization operation in src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:49-49, src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:67-67, src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:77-77, src/lib/mapbox-token.ts:127-127, src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:212-212, src/__tests__/app/map.web.test.tsx:233-233, src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:41-41, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:88-88, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:97-97, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:100-100, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:107-107, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:110-110, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:117-117, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:120-120, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:127-127, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:130-130, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:138-138, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:141-141, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:152-152, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:154-154, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:162-162, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:173-173, src/lib/__tests__/mapbox-token.test.ts:176-176, and src/stores/app/__tests__/core-store.test.ts:147-147. Add explicit error handling with try/catch or assert that the promise resolves.
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Insufficient structured logging in the logger.warn call omits the failed operation and relevant identifiers, including the applyServerMapboxToken operation and tokenConfigured status, while relying on a message and unstructured nested error context. Include the 'Failed to apply the server Mapbox token' message, operation, tokenConfigured, and error fields.
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logger.warn({
message: 'Failed to apply the server Mapbox token',
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Insufficient structured logging in the logger.warn call omits the failed operation and relevant identifiers, including the applyServerMapboxToken operation and tokenConfigured status, while relying on a message and unstructured nested error context. Include the 'Failed to apply the server Mapbox token' message, operation, tokenConfigured, and error fields.
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logger.warn({
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Pull Request Description
This pull request adds comprehensive authentication, MFA, SSO, passkey, and shared-device capabilities across the Dispatch mobile, web, and Electron applications.
Authentication and MFA
SSO improvements
127.0.0.1listener.open-urlevents and Windows/Linux second-instance arguments.Shared-device sessions
Passkey and platform support
react-native-passkey.Application and deep-link configuration
resgriddispatchscheme for authentication callbacks.UI and workflow updates
Uint8Arrayinstead of a NodeBuffer.Testing and test infrastructure
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