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Verifying the auth token and obtaining user metadata involves some async HTTP requests in the background. If we remove the auth callback information from the window location too soon, then the UserManager will not complete the login process. This currently generally works because this process tends to complete before the /info and /tenant/info calls to Zuul. However, future changes to support a read-only authentication requirement will need to alter this sequence. This approach is more robust and easier to follow. Essentially the sequence is: * Return from IdP to /auth_callback * If /auth_callback is in our location, short-circuit normal rendering and render only the AuthCallbackPage * When background processing is complete, onSignIn will be called and we will set the user.redirect property in redux. * AuthCallbackPage has an effect callback on user.redirect which will cause it to perform the redirect away from auth_callback once signin is complete. This process leaves the AuthCallbackPage on the screen a little longer, so this change updates it to use the newer EmptyPage and Spinner elements that we have been using elsewhere, so if users see it, it appears more intentional. Change-Id: I206c020626c7fd73e58efc29dd50376203679721
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