KillTrio: Indeed, the problem is solved, for those who want a detailed list of steps to solve the problem here it is:

- Close Gog Galaxy

- Open the file "backend_steam_network.py" located in %LOCALAPPDATA%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\steam_ca27391f-2675-49b1-92c0-896d43afa4f8 with a editor

- You go to line 186 and add this code (YOU MUST KEEP THE SAME FORMATTING AS ON THE PICTURE):

async def _get_websocket_auth_step(self):
try:
result = await asyncio. wait_for(
self._websocket_client.communication_queues["plugin"].get(), 20
)
return result["auth_result"]
except asyncio.TimeoutError:
return UserActionRequired.NoActionRequired
#raise BackendTimeout()

- Then you go to line 219 (after pasting the other code) and you put this one (YOU MUST KEEP THE SAME FORMATTING AS ON THE PICTURE):

if result != UserActionRequired.NoActionRequired:
return next_step_response(fail, finish)
else:
self._auth_data = None
self._store_credentials(self._user_info_cache.to_dict())
return Authentication(self._user_info_cache.steam_id, self._user_info_cache.persona_name)

- For this to work, you need to deactivate your steam guard for the first connection (you will reactivate it afterward)

- Launch Gog Galaxy

- Reconnect your steam account in settings

- Wait for the sync of your games (can be long idk why)

- Enjoy

KillTrio: Indeed, the problem is solved, for those who want a detailed list of steps to solve the problem here it is:

- Close Gog Galaxy

- Open the file "backend_steam_network.py" located in %LOCALAPPDATA%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\steam_ca27391f-2675-49b1-92c0-896d43afa4f8 with a editor

- You go to line 186 and add this code (YOU MUST KEEP THE SAME FORMATTING AS ON THE PICTURE):

async def _get_websocket_auth_step(self):
try:
result = await asyncio. wait_for(
self._websocket_client.communication_queues["plugin"].get(), 20
)
return result["auth_result"]
except asyncio.TimeoutError:
return UserActionRequired.NoActionRequired
#raise BackendTimeout()

- Then you go to line 219 (after pasting the other code) and you put this one (YOU MUST KEEP THE SAME FORMATTING AS ON THE PICTURE):

if result != UserActionRequired.NoActionRequired:
return next_step_response(fail, finish)
else:
self._auth_data = None
self._store_credentials(self._user_info_cache.to_dict())
return Authentication(self._user_info_cache.steam_id, self._user_info_cache.persona_name)

- For this to work, you need to deactivate your steam guard for the first connection (you will reactivate it afterward)

- Launch Gog Galaxy

- Reconnect your steam account in settings

- Wait for the sync of your games (can be long idk why)

- Enjoy

Mad_jesty: This still does not work for me....

Hachiman_IT: Great! It's works!!!

BurntSoul: Fortunately (at this moment), it is now re-solved!

Check it out:

https://github.com/FriendsOfGalaxy/galaxy-integration-steam/issues/159#issuecomment-1541026650

Looked at Dryzsyn's comment, did what it said and Steam Integration is back in business!

Note: I had to re-connect Steam twice from settings. Then I had to do 'Sync Integrations' twice. I have a large Steam library, so that issue may be specific to me.

Note 2: AAARRRRGHHH!

So this seems to work until exiting out of Gog Galaxy and then going back in, where you'll need to go to settings, integrations and hit 'disconnect' then 'reconnect' to sign in again. Once it's signed it it's good - until you do a restart.

MarkoH01: Here's a new plugin that should solve the issue (although it is still in beta):
https://github.com/ABaumher/galaxy-integration-steam/releases/tag/v1.0.5-beta

MrKoddy: The updated plugin seems to work but it has display issues in the sync tab. It doesn't recognize plugin is synced