usersRoutes getCurrentAccount not returning

[Bob S.15]

Hello,

  I'm trying to track down a sporadic issue that occurs when access to an internet connection is sporadic, or maybe when there's a Wifi Network but it requires a security login?  In trying to reproduce this error, I am leaving my router on but turning off the cable modem to see if that will cause the problem.

[DBClientsManager authorizedClient] is non-nil, I guess because it remembers that the user was already logged in.  Then it tries this call: [[[DBClientsManager authorizedClient].usersRoutes getCurrentAccount] setResponseBlock:^(DBUSERSFullAccount *account, DBNilObject *_, DBRequestError *error).

I've got a debugger breakpoint set inside the response block, and when there's no connection to the internet, this function just doesn't ever seem to return at all.  Is that expected?  Shouldn't I get an error in the response block?  If I reconnect the modem then the function finally does enter the response block.

Thanks

Bob

[Greg-DB]

Hi Bob, the expected behavior here should be either an immediate error indicating the lack of network connection, or a delayed error indicating the request timed out, depending on exactly how it failed.

Can you let me know:
- the version of the SDK you're using
- the version(s) of iOS you're seeing this with
- the code you're using to reproduce this
- how long you're waiting for the response (before reconnecting the modem)

Thanks in advance!

[Bob S.15]

Hey Greg,

- How can I tell the SDK version?  I think it is 3.0.11 because I have this for my Cartfile: “github "https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-obj-c" == 3.0.11”

  I think I have that because it is the last version to support iOS 8, is that correct?

- the iOS version is 10.3.1

- this is the code:

-(void)getDropboxAccountData:(UIViewController *)VC  {
    
    [[[DBClientsManager authorizedClient].usersRoutes getCurrentAccount] setResponseBlock:^(DBUSERSFullAccount *account, DBNilObject *_, DBRequestError *error) {
        printf("getCurrentAccount returned");
        if (account) {
            NSLog(@"%@", account);
            [self loadedDropboxAccountInfo:account.name.displayName];
        } else if (error) {
            [self loadDropboxAccountInfoFailed];
            NSLog(@"%@", error);
        }
    }];
}

- I waited 5 minutes without a response, should it take that long?

Thanks

Bob

[Greg-DB]

Thanks! Yes, 3.0.11 is the version number I'm looking for.

And 5 minutes should have been sufficient for it to time out. (I believe the default timeout is 60 seconds.)

We're looking into it.

[Greg-DB]

Apologies for the delay. This should be fixed in v3.6.0.