chromium/third_party/blink/web_tests/external/wpt/fedcm/fedcm-authz/fedcm-continue-on-with-account.https.html

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<title>Federated Credential Management API network request tests.</title>
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<script type="module">
import {fedcm_test,
        request_options_with_mediation_required,
        select_manifest,
        fedcm_get_and_select_first_account} from '../support/fedcm-helper.sub.js';

fedcm_test(async t => {
  const options = request_options_with_mediation_required('manifest_with_continue_on.json');
  options.identity.providers[0].nonce = "accountId=jane_doe";
  await select_manifest(t, options);
  const cred = await fedcm_get_and_select_first_account(t, options);
  // This indicates the account that was selected in the dialog,
  // not the account that was specified in IdentityProvider.resolve,
  // hence we get 1234 instead of jane_doe.
  assert_equals(cred.token, "account=1234");

  // Now, jane_doe should be considered a returning user. Make sure
  // auto reauthentication works. We have to use optional instead of
  // silent so that we can open the continue_on popup.
  options.mediation = "optional";
  return test_driver.bless('initiate FedCM request', async function() {
    let cred2 = await navigator.credentials.get(options);
    assert_equals(cred2.token, "account=jane_doe");
  });
}, "continue_on and IdentityProvider.resolve work correctly.");

</script>