Fix authentication crash due to URL fragment (#) parsing and improve error handling#6
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Fix authentication crash due to URL fragment (#) parsing and improve error handling#6Spet001 wants to merge 1 commit intoLukeFZ:masterfrom
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This PR fixes a crash that occurs during the authentication process when the user pastes the callback URL.
The Issue: The current authentication flow often results in a callback URL containing a fragment identifier (#) instead of query parameters (? or &). This format was causing a System.IO.InvalidDataException: Invalid URL fragment when processed by the AuthenticationService, leading to an immediate application crash.
The Fix:
URL Sanitization: Added logic to automatically detect and correct the URL format. If the input contains an access_token but has lost its fragment (or has it malformed), the code now attempts to restore the # to ensure compatibility with XboxWebApi.
Error Handling: Wrapped the authentication logic in a try-catch block. Instead of crashing the entire application upon a parsing error, it now catches the exception and displays the full error message and stack trace to the user, allowing for easier debugging.
Validated that this resolves the "Invalid URL fragment" crash and successfuly authenticates.