Where did :verify_oauth_consumer_signature go?

[alextoul]

I'm not sure I followed the latest changes properly but I've been using this plugin for over a year and use :verify_oauth_consumer_signature on all the controllers I wanted to secure.

It worked fine till our latest upgrade and now it seemed that we should be using :oauth_required but we can't get it to work.

Any idea how we can get the same behaviour than :verify_oauth_consumer_signature ?

Update: I got it to work by redefining verify_oauth_consumer_signature in our application controller. Is that safe?

def verify_oauth_consumer_signature
begin
valid = ClientApplication.verify_request(request) do |request_proxy|
@current_client_application = ClientApplication.find_by_key(request_proxy.consumer_key)

     # Store this temporarily in client_application object for use in request token generation 
     @current_client_application.token_callback_url=request_proxy.oauth_callback if request_proxy.oauth_callback

     # return the token secret and the consumer secret
     [nil, @current_client_application.secret]
   end
 rescue
   valid=false
 end

 invalid_oauth_response unless valid

end