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feat(cognito): user pool client - disable OAuth easily #8496
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Currently, the defaults for the `UserPoolClient` sets up OAuth flows and scopes. If a user wishes to not use OAuth, they have to explicitly set a number of properties to `undefined` and use the escape hatch to control a property that does not have direct access at the L2 construct. See attached issue for details on how this is painful. A new property `disableOAuth` allows a user control this. closes #8429
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Currently, the defaults for the
UserPoolClient
sets up OAuth flows andscopes. If a user wishes to not use OAuth, they have to explicitly set
a number of properties to
undefined
and use the escape hatch tocontrol a property that does not have direct access at the L2 construct.
See attached issue for details on how this is painful.
A new property
disableOAuth
allows a user control this.closes #8429
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