Hi Ory Team & Community I am currently implementing social sign in, and I do face some blockers while testing locally: • I use the

ory proxy

to develop and test on

localhost

• When

updateLoginFlow

I catch the

redirect_browser_to

argument, and use it to continue the flow. However, the

redirect_browser_to

URL to e.g. https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/... contains a

redirect_uri

value which points to my network instance, instead to localhost: https://SLUG.projects.oryapis.com/self-service/methods/oidc/callback/PROV_ID The network instance obviously doesn't have the appropriate cookies, and fails to continue the request. If I exchange the host manually for

localhost:4000/.ory

, I'm getting a

oauth2: cannot fetch token: 400 Bad Request\nResponse: {\n  \"error\": \"redirect_uri_mismatch\",\n  \"error_description\": \"Bad Request\"\n}

redirect_uri mismatch seems also logically. My question: How can I test OAuth2 social providers on localhost? Is it possible in a dev project without a domain CNAME?

Hi @adorable-camera-99335 Have you tried using the

ory tunnel

instead of the

ory proxy

? it's part of the Ory CLI and we recommend using it since it doesn't run your application behind the

/.ory

path, instead it is treated as a side-car to your application running on a different URL. Make sure to sign in to the CLI when it asks you to, this fixes the social sign in flow on localhost. Yes to both questions, you can develop without ever needing a CNAME and yes you can use Social Sign in providers on localhost.

@proud-plumber-24205 thank you! It looks like the redirects work now.