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Legacy "hsa" Apple IDs receive 4-digit SMS codes, which the 2FA dialog rejected before submitting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This is a companion PR to the isideload PR nab138/isideload#25 (issue #787) I made, it enables the 2FA dialog to take the 4-digit SMS code for older
hsaApple ID's.As with the other PR, this is made by Claude Code and tested multiple times by me.
I only saw the disclaimer after the PR's were made so I am re-writing the PR description. Though I will leave the original written description for reference below.
Part of #787. Legacy "hsa" Apple IDs receive 4-digit SMS codes, and the 2FA dialog rejected anything but 6 digits before submitting. This accepts 4 or 6.
The isideload side of the fix is nab138/isideload#25. Without it these accounts never reach the dialog, so this change is harmless on its own.
One thing left for you: the warning still uses
apple_id.valid_6digit("Please enter a valid 6-digit code."). I didn't touch the translations, so I left the key and text as they are.Tested with an hsa account on iloader 2.3.4 built from source: the 4-digit code was accepted and login completed.
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