Request a PIN code during initial app authorization #41
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Adding oauth_callback=oob signals Twitter to always give us an out-of-band (PIN code) verifier, even if the "app" has a callback URL (which cannot be removed).
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Friendly ping @gregkh |
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Adding oauth_callback=oob signals Twitter to always give us an
out-of-band (PIN code) verifier, even if the "app" has a callback URL
(which cannot be removed).