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* Use provided tokens for SSO "login" Part of https://aptible.atlassian.net/browse/DP-144 Allow the user to store a given token for later use to enable SSO "logins" via the CLI. The SSO login process involves redirects that must be done in a browser. Therefore, the way to allow users in SSO enforced organizations to use the CLI is to provide a way for them to copy a token from their browser (where they complete their SSO login) and store it via the CLI for use. The command is `aptible login --sso token'. If no token is provided, the user will be prompted for one. This persisted token will overwrite their existing one. Therefore, they will need to issue `aptible login` again to access other orgs beyond the one the SSO "organization" token is valid for. * Bump version
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module Aptible | ||
module CLI | ||
VERSION = '0.16.3'.freeze | ||
VERSION = '0.16.4'.freeze | ||
end | ||
end |
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