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When the user approves FB login, they may grant all, some, or none of the scopes requested by the application. By passing "return_scopes": true as a parameter to the login URL, the data returned includes a list of scopes that were actually granted by the user.
I am happy to do the work to make this work, but I'm not entirely sure where this should go. It appears to be a parameter on the call to the AUTHORIZATION_URL, though when I add it to SOCIAL_AUTH_FACEBOOK_EXTRA_ARGUMENTS in settings it is not being picked up.
An alternate way to retrieve this info is calling the Facebook SDK (using facebook-sdk, for instance), but it seems this belongs in the authentication pipeline as that's where I am populating the database with the user's preferences and settings.
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When the user approves FB login, they may grant all, some, or none of the scopes requested by the application. By passing
"return_scopes": true
as a parameter to the login URL, the data returned includes a list of scopes that were actually granted by the user.I am happy to do the work to make this work, but I'm not entirely sure where this should go. It appears to be a parameter on the call to the
AUTHORIZATION_URL
, though when I add it toSOCIAL_AUTH_FACEBOOK_EXTRA_ARGUMENTS
in settings it is not being picked up.An alternate way to retrieve this info is calling the Facebook SDK (using facebook-sdk, for instance), but it seems this belongs in the authentication pipeline as that's where I am populating the database with the user's preferences and settings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: