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Some OAuth2 clients could require grants: the user has to explicitly allow an application to act on their behalf. We currently show the grant screen every time the user performs the authorization flow for such a client. We can avoid this by storing the grants in the database.
This should be as easy as creating a new grants table which has records linking a user and a client (possibly with some metadata like grant time).
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Some OAuth2 clients could require grants: the user has to explicitly allow an application to act on their behalf. We currently show the grant screen every time the user performs the authorization flow for such a client. We can avoid this by storing the grants in the database.
This should be as easy as creating a new
grants
table which has records linking a user and a client (possibly with some metadata like grant time).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: