Document failWithError option #51
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It's been more than 3 years now since this PR has been opened. At this point, it's stale, there has been another similar PR opened already (#67) and it looks like the maintainers have no intention of merging either of them. There's no point in rebasing this PR, so I'm closing it. |
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In the original Passport repo, there are two really old issues about
failWithErroroption not being documented:This change should save some time to other people that want to catch and handle authorization failure without writing their own, custom callback (as this should probably be the last resort).