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Detach accounts; add confirmation page (Twitter); respect "revoke access" #804

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JeffSpies opened this issue Mar 29, 2013 · 7 comments
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@JeffSpies
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I have added the wrong twitter account to my gittip account because I was logged in with my organization's account.

I would like to have the correct account attached, but I recommend three features:

  1. Detach account ability

  2. Respond to "revoke access" on app side.

  3. Include a confirmation page before connecting identities.

@chadwhitacre
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  1. Detach account ability +1, that's implement account disconnect #639
  2. Respond to "revoke access" on app side. Sounds good, though I'm not sure exactly what this means yet. Do we get a web hook or something?
  3. Include a confirmation page before connecting identities. Did you not get the Twitter authorization page as part of the flow? Is that not enough?

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  1. Great.

  2. I thought maybe web hook; perhaps a ping on login to see if you're stil authorized and an update now button.

  3. No. Same with Github. I was logged in, and there was nothing in-between "add account" and "account added".

@seanlinsley
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I'm assuming number 3 is out of date, because I definitely got a confirmation page on both GitHub and Twitter.

@chadwhitacre
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+1 from @nkavian via [email protected].

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nkavian commented Nov 26, 2013

I got the Twitter confirmation page but could not easily tell which twitter account I was automatically logged into and therefore linking..

@chadwhitacre
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These are either reticketed or should be.

@chadwhitacre
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Responding to oauth revocations is #823.

Confirming oauth reticketed as #1956.

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