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🚧 Add support for device-code flow login (alternative 2) 🚧 #5245

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@laurazard laurazard commented Jul 8, 2024

- What I did

Alternative to #5244 – in this one, the whole login flow is managed/initiated by the new OAuthStore when Get is called. This is a lot cleaner implementation-wise, and lets us contain almost all the new code to cli/config/credentials.

The downside here is that maybe Get is doing too much, although this isn't unheard of for third-party credential helpers to do.

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@laurazard laurazard changed the title 🚧 Add support for device-code flow login (alternative) 🚧 🚧 Add support for device-code flow login (alternative 2) 🚧 Jul 8, 2024
@laurazard laurazard force-pushed the auth-device-flow-store-login branch 3 times, most recently from b7aaf0a to 32eab4e Compare July 8, 2024 13:30
Signed-off-by: Laura Brehm <laurabrehm@hey.com>
@laurazard laurazard force-pushed the auth-device-flow-store-login branch from 32eab4e to 2a48fd4 Compare July 8, 2024 13:35
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