I'm using Ionic8 & Angular 16 and importing @azure/msal-angular in an app. When app opens, I get a valid token and the app works fine when screen on. But when I turn off the screen in Android, the interceptor's http calls stop working, and the reason seems to be because angular-common-http is being used. We have created a custom interceptor to force to use capacitorHttp, but the acquireTokenSilent method is still using angular-common-http internally, so Android still block the call Is there a way to make acquireTokenSilent use capacitorHttp instead of angular-common-http? Or are we doing something wrong? Thanks! Continue reading...
