feat: unify PnP and AutoParent first-time login into single PnP flow#836
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…747) Remove the separate AutoParent First-Time Login path so both AutoParent and PreConfigured devices use the same PnP initialization flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
autoParentFirstLoginRoute,autoParentFirstLoginStateProvider, and related routing branches inRouterNotifierAutoConfigurationSettings,AutoParentFirstLoginView) and theLocalWhereToGo.firstTimeLoginenum caseMotivation
Previously, AutoParent devices had a dedicated first-time login path that diverged from the standard PnP flow. This added routing complexity without functional benefit — both paths ultimately lead to the same setup experience. Unifying them simplifies the router logic and reduces maintenance surface.
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userAcknowledgedAutoConfiguration = true): verify normal login flow🤖 Generated with Claude Code