This was fixed in an update for gnome-remote-desktop 42.1.1-0ubuntu1 which should be available to everyone within 2 days. If you install all updates, you will be able to log in normally. As a workaround, you can log in to the GNOME on Xorg session so that you can log in for the first time to install updates.
There will be updated ISOs available when Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS is released in a few months.
This was fixed in an update for gnome-remote- desktop 42.1.1-0ubuntu1 which should be available to everyone within 2 days. If you install all updates, you will be able to log in normally. As a workaround, you can log in to the GNOME on Xorg session so that you can log in for the first time to install updates.
There will be updated ISOs available when Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS is released in a few months.