@yashwanth493 Could you go into more detail about what you had to do to make it work? I tried to integrate it like I would for a normal angular application and there are no errors and the MsalGuard route guard is invoked as expected, but after a successful login and redirect to the Ionic app the login state is still null. Since msal-angular is (as far as I know) built for the Angular routing module and Ionic probably overrides this I assumed that the hook into the routing module which receives the successful login from Azure AD/B2C is just never handled. Would be glad for any insight since I’m currently blocked in implementing this. Thanks.
This is also partially being followed in this GitHub ticket from the msal-angular repository: https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/issues/1439