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Remove use of Google+ APIs #4518
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Yeah Google+ APIs are being deprecated but only some of the scopes actually will be removed, the whole endpoints and Google Developer Console thing will remain the same 😄 |
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@ovflowd true! We are using scopes that are being deprecated though, specifically the |
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Cool! So that's easy to workaround. ✨ |
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Deploy after merge (delete what needn't be deployed)
Google is deprecating the Google+ APIs in March, but said that we should expect degradations in service starting in January. I was worried this would be a more involved migration process from Google+ auth to the generic "Google Sign-in" product - turns out, it just requires a change in scopes! Tested locally for creating a new user with Google signin and authenticating with an existing user via Google.