Setting Screen.orientation to ScreenOrientation.Portrait or ScreenOrientation.LandscapeLeft breaks the authorization view

[brianchasalow]

I made a demo scene here, built to device that demonstrates the issue. tested on Unity 2017.1.0p5, and the latest twitterkit + twittercore built from a podfile. If you ever change the Screen.orientation to Portrait or LandscapeLeft, it will permanently break the authorization view. I'm using iOS 11.

brianchasalow@017ff20

Open TwitterDemo.unity, add your twitter api key / secret, add an icon, copy the twitterCore library into the project, set minimum device target to iOS 9.0, set provisioning profile and build/run to device.

[adamc01]

I don't see where you are calling your set orientation methods in your example.
In the original Twitter Kit Demo, I added

	void Start ()
	{
		Screen.orientation = ScreenOrientation.LandscapeLeft;
	}

and the game started in landscape mode and loaded the login fine in landscape mode too and was able to rotate back and forth.

[brianchasalow]

check out TwitterDemo.cs - i call those methods in the TwitterDemo.unity scene that I modified in my branch to have UI canvas buttons that change the orientation. it def breaks 100% of the time in my repro, for some unknown reason.