revyl-cli-auth-bypass-ios

To test iOS auth bypass flows, you use Revyl to enable a controlled, test-only path via deep links. This validates token-based bypasses, allowed roles, and redirect destinations in simulated environments without production credentials.

You need to set the REVYL_AUTH_BYPASS_ENABLED and REVYL_AUTH_BYPASS_TOKEN launch variables to activate the auth bypass. These variables gate the bypass and allow you to navigate a test URL to verify expected app routing.

No, the auth bypass is strictly for test-only environments. It requires app code scaffolding to handle the deep link and Revyl launch vars to gate the bypass, ensuring it only works in simulated or test environments.

A deep link auth bypass is used to simulate authentication flows and rapidly verify app routing and session handling. QA engineers use it to check that apps correctly navigate to account, checkout, or cart pages after a bypass URL is opened.

Yes, you can validate token-based bypasses, allowlisted roles, and redirect destinations. The test verifies that the app correctly handles routing based on the allowed roles specified in the simulated environment.