Testing Sign in With Apple results in cannot unmarshal string into Go struct field UserInfo.email_verified of type bool when requesting email scope

[PatrickMilroy]

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Description

When testing client and using an Apple social provider and requesting the scopes openid,profile,email, The browser login succeeds, but in the CLI I receive an error

▸    failed to fetch user info: cannot decode response: json: cannot unmarshal string into Go struct field UserInfo.email_verified of type bool

If I do not request the scope email the process suceeds and returns userinfo, an access token and id token.

I have tested sucessfuly tested the same client using both a Google Connection and Auth0 Username/Password Database connection while requesting the scopes openid,profile,email

Expectation

To be returned an access token, an id token and userinfo relating to the email scope (eg email, email_verified)

Reproduction

1. Given an Application/Client and a Apple Social Connection
2. When running auth0 test login --scopes openid,profile,email and using the Apple Social Connection
3. The browser login succeeds, but the CLI returns the error above

Auth0 CLI version

1.0.1

[willvedd]

@PatrickMilroy Thanks for opening this ticket. Apple an identify provider returns a string encoded boolean value for email_verified as opposed to other IdPs which return a normal boolean. I'm going to work with the Go SDK folks to get this resolved.

[willvedd]

This has been fixed with v1.1.1. Please upgrade and give it a go!

[PatrickMilroy]

@willvedd Thanks! Tested and working