setConfig doesn't work

[pirmax]

setConfig() method doesn't works for me...

Type error: Argument 1 passed to Laravel\Socialite\SocialiteManager::formatConfig() must be of the type array, null given, called in /home/vagrant/www/SocialScud/api.socialscud.app/vendor/laravel/socialite/src/SocialiteManager.php on line 125

$clientId = env('TWITTER_KEY');
$clientSecret = env('TWITTER_SECRET');
$redirectUrl = env('TWITTER_REDIRECT_URI');
$additionalProviderConfig = [];
$config = new SocialiteConfig($clientId, $clientSecret, $redirectUrl, $additionalProviderConfig);

return Socialite::with('twitter')->stateless()->setConfig($config)->redirect();

[faustbrian]

@pirmax as I said in the dozens of issues you previously opened for this issue... you are welcome to send a PR to fix this issue as you are already experiencing it so should be easy for you to find the problem.

[pirmax]

I do not know how to do that, and for information, I did not open a dozen tickets on this subject.

[stevesweets]

@faustbrian I had a look at this same issue, wasn't able to quickly repair it myself. Looks something like setConfig isn't actually reading the parameters from what is passed, but instead is loading them from the environment file. That was what led me to a solution to an issue I was having in configuring JIRA, which also led me to update the documentation for it and send in a PR to the docs repo. You've got two there to review. Worthwhile minor updates.

Think this issue is still live, as a result.

[m1guelpf]

what @faustbrian said

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[juliomotol]

I've been scratching my head on changing the redirect url for the twitter provider. I've found a work around for this. You can use config(array $new_values) to change the config values under services.twitter.redirect (or use services.twitter.client_id and services.twitter.client_secret).

config([
    'services.twitter.client_id' => 'your-new-id',
    'services.twitter.client_secret'=> 'your-new-secret',
    'services.twitter.redirect'=> 'your/new/uri'
]);
return Socialite::driver($provider)->redirect();

[RavenHunt]

Did anyone found solutions for this bug? I face the same issues here.

[isat7]

I've been scratching my head on changing the redirect url for the twitter provider. I've found a work around for this. You can use config(array $new_values) to change the config values under services.twitter.redirect (or use services.twitter.client_id and services.twitter.client_secret).

config([
    'services.twitter.client_id' => 'your-new-id',
    'services.twitter.rclient_secret'=> 'your-new-secret',
    'services.twitter.redirect'=> 'your/new/uri'
]);
return Socialite::driver($provider)->redirect();

it does not work in callback.it returns always unauthorized even correct credential

[isat7]

Did anyone found solutions for this bug? I face the same issues here.

it looks like package bug

[juliomotol]

it does not work in callback.it returns always unauthorized even correct credential

@isat7 I had a typo on the code. I updated the comment. maybe next time avoid copy pasting the whole code and try to understand how the snippet works.

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