Getting Error: Provided user was not an "AzureUser". while getting container from Azure Fluid Relay Service #19411
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While some client connections work fine, After some no. of clients are connected when the next client tries to connect to the same container I get this error. Here is my connectionConfig
I am using InsecureTokenProvider, what is the significance of the
I get this error on getContainer Method. |
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I think I figured out the issue. The user in these examples is fake (obviously) and to make the refresh experience "better", the sample used local storage to track the fake user id. However, this seems to cause the issue you encountered. We need to investigate precisely what is happening, but this branch has a fix: https://github.com/microsoft/FluidExamples/tree/RemoveUserFromLocal. Note, that there is a PR open to merge that branch and once it is merged, the main branch will have the fix. But if you happen to read this immediately, you can try the branch. |
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The fix is now merged into main.