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[FR] Missing MultiFactor property in UserRecord #379
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Hi,
The MultiFactor property is missing in the .NET (and Java) implementation of UserRecord.
Other implementations like Go, Python, and Node already have it.
While we wait for it to be added, is there any recommendation to get the raw response returned by the accounts:lookup call?
Thanks
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google-oss-bot commentedon Feb 19, 2024
I found a few problems with this issue:
cperez87 commentedon Feb 20, 2024
In the meantime, I ended up creating a custom HttpClientFactory to add a custom DelegatingHandler with a Channel. And subscribe to it to capture the Response content.
Any other temporary suggestion is welcome.
[-]Missing MultiFactor property in UserRecord[/-][+][FR] Missing MultiFactor property in UserRecord[/+]Somebodybro commentedon Jun 11, 2024
Hey! I made a fork for this here and started working on this so i'll make a pr when that is done.
There are some new things I need to do, like adding a list property to userRecordArgs, but that should be fine.
There should not be any other problem in doing this except adding the fields and making them serialize/deserialize correctly.
This is my first time contributing to the firebase .net sdk repo, so if you see anything dubious in the fork a bit later, when I've gotten it to works and such, do say something here, so that I can fix it before piling on a lot of work on a misguided version!
Somebodybro commentedon Jun 13, 2024
I created a pullrequest for this!
#409
If there is any deeper discussion to be had about it, that cannot be handled within the pr comments, I think that can be had here?
Somebodybro commentedon Jul 15, 2024
@lahirumaramba My pull request has been floating around for a while.
If there is something wrong with it, i'm more than happy to keep working on it.
Somebodybro commentedon May 19, 2025
@pragatimodi Is there any possibility for this to get furthered? Again, if there is something wrong with the pr, then I'm happy to fix it/change it, but it has been almost a year now.