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The mobile services API allows sending in an existing token to login so that it is not necessary to launch a provider pop-up. This is useful in hybrid apps where the token can be retrieved through the native API and passed in to create the session.
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Allow sending an existing token to login with provider
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Thanks for merging in the change, when will v1.3.11 released? |
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@brutaldev I had issues with my person dev laptop. Once I get that back up and running in the next day or so I will get this released. Sorry for the delay. |
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@TerryMooreII No problem, I have another pull request coming soon to allow sending query parameters to table functions. |
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The mobile services API allows sending in an existing token to login so
that it is not necessary to launch a provider pop-up. This is useful in
hybrid apps where the token can be retrieved through the native API and
passed in to create the session.