validateAccessToken is not a function

[brassier]

I'm running auth0-js 9.2.3 and logins work well. I'm simply trying to upgrade above 9.3 to cover me from this. I'm getting the following error in Chrome logins. If I downgrade back to 9.2.3 logins work fine again.

[Unhandled Exception: [(intermediate value).validateAccessToken is not a function]]

This all begins in my code when I call webAuth.parseHash() after a valid login, which eventually lands here:

auth0.js/src/web-auth/index.js

Line 271 in 072ced2

return new IdTokenVerifier().validateAccessToken(

This seems to be where the error is coming from. Am I missing something, or did something break after 9.2.3?

[luisrudge]

@brassier are you also importing the library idtoken-verifier?

[brassier]

I'm not importing it in my code, no. I'm not using it directly. I do see it in the node_modules directory so I assume auth0-js is installing it.

Is importing idtoken-verifier a new requirement for using webAuth.parseHash()?

[luisrudge]

No, I was just asking to see if you had a version mismatch. validateAccessToken was added in [email protected] (auth0/idtoken-verifier#17), which was released in [email protected] (#709). So, anything beyond 9.4.0 should have the new idtoken-verifier package, and any version before 9.4.0 shouldn't be trying to use validateAccessToken. Are you testing this locally?

[brassier]

I see. I do have @auth0/[email protected] installed, which pulls in [email protected], which pulls in [email protected]. Maybe that's where the conflict is coming in?

[luisrudge]

Yeah, it absolutely is. Once you fix this versions, you'll be able to use it just fine.

[brassier]

I'm just getting back to this. FYI - I confirmed that this was the case that the @auth0/cordova version was conflicting with the auth0-js version. Thanks!