iOS TWTRComposer 3.0.3 requires user to login

andr3wjack · 2017-07-19T09:07:14.343Z

The documentation appears to suggest that TWTRComposer does not require a logged in session, but the TWTRComposerViewController does.

https://dev.twitter.com/twitterkit/ios/compose-tweets

Previous SDK versions 2.x.x did not require the user to login to twitter to compose a tweet when using TWTRComposer.

Is there a way to compose a tweet without asking the user to login?
This behaviour is also different to the Android SDK which does not require a logged in session.

Revolt · 2017-10-18T11:36:26.576Z

I have the same problem.

katejaiheelee · 2017-10-19T00:47:17.529Z

Hi,

The change is due to Apple’s dropping for System Accounts for Twitter. If the app already has logged in users, they won’t see a login pop up. If the app doesn’t have logged in users, there’s no way for Twitter to know what account to post Tweet from.