Make available the username and user_nsid when oauth authentication happens #18
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Cool! I managed to commit the last modifications and not the code! I will do that later today (I don't have my laptop around right now). |
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Make available the username and user_nsid when oauth authentication happens
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Merged but I'll have to add code to free the data from the new fields too. |
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I think the username and user_nsid are valuable information when the user gets authenticated using oauth. Unless there is a method to retrieve that information afterwards, which I haven't find.
That way the app can inform the user which account he has logged into.