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I am sorry, I really do not understand the reason for the /connect/.../ routes in this example?
/auth/google and /connect/google seem to be identical? And the intelligence of linking the accounts are all done in the Strategy..
I am sorry if I am missing what could be an obvious point.
The only thing I can think of is if you wanted /connect/google/ and /auth/google to render different pages and this example just hasn't gone that complex?
If that is the case then it wasn't obvious to me that that was the case.
Colin
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I am sorry, I really do not understand the reason for the
/connect/.../
routes in this example?/auth/google
and/connect/google
seem to be identical? And the intelligence of linking the accounts are all done in the Strategy..I am sorry if I am missing what could be an obvious point.
The only thing I can think of is if you wanted
/connect/google/
and/auth/google
to render different pages and this example just hasn't gone that complex?If that is the case then it wasn't obvious to me that that was the case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: