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fix: allow reconnect while auth listener is still active - #4
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AnteWall merged 1 commit intoOct 12, 2026
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After a confirmed disconnect, the local listener is intentionally kept alive briefly so the confirmation page can finish rendering. If
connect_avanzais called during that grace period,open_browser()reuses the existing listener but previously left the auth state asdisconnected.That meant the browser could reopen, but
/startwould not begin a new BankID authentication because approval is only accepted while the state isawaiting_approval.This change:
awaiting_approvalwhen an existing listener is reusedconnected -> confirmed disconnect -> immediate reconnect -> new BankID startThe production change is limited to three lines and does not change session storage, credential handling, or the normal disconnect flow.