Breaking changes:
Remove Blogger and Medium.
Google has turned off Blogger's v2.0 API, which oauth-dropins used. Bridgy was its main client, and used it to create comments, which the v3.0 API doesn't support. Sadly that means Bridgy will turn down its Blogger support, so I don't plan to port oauth-dropins's Blogger support to v3.0.
If you use Blogger via oauth-dropins and this is a problem for you, please get in touch, PRs are welcome!
Medium effectively turned off their API a while ago, it's been a dead man walking for years.
Non-breaking changes:
- IndieAuth:
- Switch default provider from indieauth.com to indielogin.com.
- WordPress:
- Handle edge case when user logs in without choosing a blog somehow.