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Laravel Passport 13.x #1453

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hafezdivandari opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 6 comments
Open
4 of 8 tasks

Laravel Passport 13.x #1453

hafezdivandari opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 6 comments

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@hafezdivandari
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hafezdivandari commented Oct 10, 2024

It's about time we released Laravel Passport 13.x, but we are being held back due to unmerged PRs in this repo after 5 months!

There are 4 bugs, that I've previously sent PRs to address them:

And also 4 more PRs which would be really appreciated if we can merge before major Passport release:

Originally posted by @hafezdivandari in laravel/passport#1748 (comment)

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Thanks for your patience and work on this @hafezdivandari - as noted, I had an emergency at work which I'm sure you will appreciate, takes precedence over work I do in my free time. I'm available to start looking at this now though and had planned on doing so this evening. Thanks

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@Sephster Are you available to review the remaining PRs? PR #1420 is particularly important, and the device authorization grant is currently unusable due to its bugs.

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Just a quick update. I haven't forgotten about this @hafezdivandari and have started reviewing 1412. I'll aim to have another two PRs reviewed this week. Cheers!

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Thank you @Sephster, as I said the #1420 is the most important one for us. All PRs all small and I'm sure won't get more than 1 hour of your time in total, I'm available for any question you may have to make them easier for review.

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As with anything, it is just double checking the specs that is the slow part really. I put in well over a year to the device code grant. It went through numerous iterations and a release candidate with everything fully tested and still compliance issues slipped through :) Thank you for all your help with this though and I will be sure to shout should I need anything!

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Totally understandable, I tried to mention the related spec section on each PR (I'll recheck them all again), and added tests wherever required.

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