Adding scope field to generic OAuth #402
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Some OAuth providers (like Mastodon) do not use the default "read_user" scope, instead offering a custom scope. The config.ini for generic OAuth now contains a "scope" field, allowing the admin to set the scope manually (it defaults to "read_user" if blank).
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Some OAuth providers (like Mastodon) do not use the default "read_user" scope, instead offering a set of custom scopes. The config.ini for generic OAuth now contains a "scope" field, allowing the admin to set the scope manually (it defaults to "read_user" if blank).
I'll have documentation incoming on the documentation repo shortly.Documentation PR is up: writefreely/documentation#31