I have a Windows application written by Flutter. I use Auth0 to handle the login/logout stuff. Unlike the macOS application, the Windows app can not redirect directly from the browser, so I created a local server in my application to handle the auth0 callback. It works fine in the debug mode. However, it doesn’t work when I build in the release version by the command flutter build windows --release.
After I entered the account and the password, the browser blocked the redirection like the image below.
I am guessing it’s the cookie’s security issue. It’s a really weird problem that it works fine in the debug mode but does not work in the release version.
Below is the part of my code:
login() async {
  final url = Uri.https(auth0Uri, '/authorize', {
     'client_id': clientId,
     'audience': audience,
     'response_type': 'code',
     'redirect_uri': redirectUri,
  });
  launchUrl(url);
  await HttpServer.bind('localhost', 39456);
  await for (var request in localServer!) {
    handleRequest(request);
  }
}
handleRequest(HttpRequest request) {
  Uri uri = request.uri;
  // Get queryParameters from uri
  Map<String, String> queryParams = uri.queryParameters;
  // Get code
  String? code = queryParams['code'];
  debugPrint('code: $code');
  request.response.write("OK");
  request.response.close();
}
