kennyho-ml

> Hi @kennyho-ml can you make sure the response is not null by using a print statement? @JayNewstrom I'm not able to get print the response ..as it's throwing an...

> What does this print? > > ``` > const response = await getAuthClient().signInWithCredentials({username, password}) > console.log(response) > ``` @JayNewstrom ``` {"cancel": [Function anonymous], "data": {"_embedded": {"user": [Object]}, "_links": {"cancel":...

> @kennyho-ml which line is failing with `[Error: Okta Oidc error]`? > > Is it the `getAuthClient().signInWithCredentials` line? @JayNewstrom nope.. ``` await authenticate({sessionToken}) ```

> What does your log for this line return? > > `console.log('SESSION TOKEN: ', sessionToken);` > > Is it a valid token? I assume so .. 'SESSION TOKEN: ', '20111bvGnQPruqwMDsYC63FJEKRnwiQ40WPRcWWDiUSvgQ38LIOU3S1'.....

> I've created an internal issue for us to take a look at this. OKTA-437013 > > Judging by what you've provided, it looks like a bug. If you have...

@oleggnidets-okta hi -- we used `signInWithCredentials` because it exposed the `deviceId` which allows you to remember the device and skip MFA... It shouldn't matter though since we get the `sessionToken`...