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Twitter oauth works again? #423
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Sorry for my empty post. Please confirm your side and consider to merge back please. |
X hasn't announced any changes around this as far as I can tell. This might be accidental, they might change their minds about it tomorrow. If there's some official release around this from X that makes it clear that this is an intentional change and we can expect it to continue to work in the future, then we can take action. |
See here |
That's March 2023, 8 months ago. Mid-April 2023, #415 was raised because it wasn't working, and we removed X support in May 2023 through #416. It looks like the Free Tier still has Login With Twitter, so it should probably still work. Though the If someone can do the work to properly verify all this, then we can look at bringing it back. |
My old 5 years ago code is successfully login with 6.2.0 without base_url config. @daenney If you have a time, please let me know the point of verify. I'm just user of dance, so I will just try to start digging into dance from now. |
I just try to extend twitetr with oauth2 lib. But found this article.So I think the best way to stay oauth 1.0 . https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/authentication/oauth-2-0/application-onlyPlease note that only OAuth 1.0a or OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow with PKCE is required to issues requests on behalf of users. The API reference page describes the authentication method required to use an API. You will need user-authentication, user-context, with an access token to perform the following: ===>Access Direct Messages or account credentials |
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Confirmed successfully login with oauth2.0 maybe. `
twitter2 = LocalProxy(lambda: g.flask_dance_twitter2) and userland code `
e.status_code,tupURL[1]["usermac"],tupURL[1]["magic"]))
` |
made a pull request. |
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