Force the client_secret to be a string. #8
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This looks fine. I should be able to pull this down, run the tests and get it merged tomorrow. |
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This seems to be the same issue referenced here. Is that correct? Can this be merged? |
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Force the client_secret to be a string.
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Yep, done and done. |
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Thank you sir. |
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Since Salesforce issues numeric client_secrets it is possible to pass this into the provider as a
Bignuminstead of a string.In my case, I am storing the client_secret in a YAML file, which interpreted it as
Bignum.