Add shared-credentials quirk for prtimes.com and prtimes.jp#1097
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Overall Checklist
for shared-credentials.json
shared, the new group serves login pages on each of the included domains, and those login pages accept accounts from the others.Context
Both
prtimes.jpandprtimes.comare operated by PR TIMES Corporation. PR TIMES is currently migrating its press release service domain fromprtimes.jptoprtimes.com. During the migration the two domains will run in parallel, and the service is eventually planned to be consolidated underprtimes.com.This pull request is submitted by engineers at PR TIMES Corporation.
Evidence
Official announcement
PR TIMES Corporation has publicly announced the domain migration, with the main service transition scheduled to take place from September 2026 onward.
prtimes.jptoprtimes.com, with the main service migration planned for September 2026 onward.Shared authentication backend
Both domains use the same PR TIMES account authentication backend. The login entry points are:
Some authentication flows may redirect between the two domains during the migration.
Digital Asset Links
Both domains publish Digital Asset Links (
/.well-known/assetlinks.json) that explicitly delegatedelegate_permission/common.get_login_credsto bothhttps://prtimes.jpandhttps://prtimes.com, declaring that credentials saved for one domain are intended to be usable on the other:Both files contain identical entries:
[ { "relation": ["delegate_permission/common.get_login_creds"], "target": { "namespace": "web", "site": "https://prtimes.jp" } }, { "relation": ["delegate_permission/common.get_login_creds"], "target": { "namespace": "web", "site": "https://prtimes.com" } } ]Verified behavior
We (PR TIMES Corporation contributors) have actually verified that the same PR TIMES account credentials are usable across the unified authentication flow on both domains.
Why
shared(rather thanfrom/to)prtimes.jptoprtimes.com.