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Persist App Access Token #11

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jmanoto opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 3 comments
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Persist App Access Token #11

jmanoto opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 3 comments
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jmanoto commented Mar 5, 2014

If a user authenticates from an app and each time they log out of the app, douitsu requires the user to approve trust again. The trust should be persistent. (ie: only prompt user once)

Additionally, the 'Your Applications' sections should list the trusted access tokens and enable the user to revoke it.

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jmanoto commented Mar 5, 2014

UPDATE

The 'Your Applications' section does show the trusted access token however it seems to only appear when revisiting the page.

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chico commented Mar 6, 2014

User Auth - Can you clarify the oauth flow you're going through where douitsu is requiring the user to approve again? What oauth consumer app have you been testing with? I've been testing with https://github.com/chico/example-oauth2orize-consumer.

Access tokens in 'Your Applications' section - I've fixed it so that newly generated tokens appear if you click on 'Applications' on the right-hand menu or when the page is reloaded. Is this ok?

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chico commented Mar 12, 2014

Closing ticket as the user is no longer required to approve authorization again (see #19).

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