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Previously if you used "authenticate", then if the twitter user had already authorized your app, you'd be redirect straight back to the application without user interaction. In a recent change they made "authenticate" behave the same as "authorize".
This results in the following changes:
README / documentation stating the behavior difference is incorrect
There is no difference, so there's no reason to switch between authenticate and authorize based on configuration. This would be a code change, deprecating the "authorize" feature.
I'm wondering how you'd like a pull request to make the appropriate changes / if you want those changes. I was a little confused why I was always getting the interstitial screen, no matter what my configuration was, and found this twitter change to be the answer. Rather than letting everyone slowly figure this out, I feel like it'd be better for me to contribute a change back to align things.
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Previously if you used "authenticate", then if the twitter user had already authorized your app, you'd be redirect straight back to the application without user interaction. In a recent change they made "authenticate" behave the same as "authorize".
This results in the following changes:
I'm wondering how you'd like a pull request to make the appropriate changes / if you want those changes. I was a little confused why I was always getting the interstitial screen, no matter what my configuration was, and found this twitter change to be the answer. Rather than letting everyone slowly figure this out, I feel like it'd be better for me to contribute a change back to align things.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: