fix: Give a warning when using Safari for CLI login#2500
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fix: Give a warning when using Safari for CLI login#2500andreituicu wants to merge 2 commits intomainfrom
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The message itself I think is fine. I get the hesitation on such warnings, and open to the idea that the a temp fix like this isn't worth the trouble. Relatively small fraction of projects use site auth. Relatively small fraction of users use safari on desktop. It's entirely plausible this fix has an audience of one person (me). Given that, I'd be supportive of holding off and seeing if we get more reports of the problem before we do anything. |
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#2498
Temporary Fix
Until Safari is supported, the suggestion from @shsteimer was to give a warning to developers, so they don't have to debug themselves.
Not sure how I feel about such warnings. On one hand I understand how they could be useful, but at the same time they require the developer to upgrade the CLI to see it.