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v1.0.1 breaks existing integration #76
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I had the same problem. It was caused by another gem that depended on oauth2 with a version lower than 2.0. omniauth-linkedin-oauth2 could require a higher version of oauth2 and we would see the conflict on bundle install. Solution: Look for dependencies to oauth2 and update them. |
I am unable to reproduce this issue given that I cannot create a linkedin application with the "Sign In with LinkedIn" product, which seems to have been deprecated August 1, 2023. Can anyone confirm if there are still application which use this, or are they force to transition to the new OIDC version? If the former, does anyone know how to create or use an application with the deprecated product? Thanks |
same here also |
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same here also |
Heads-Up: I'll provide more information later.
Issue
We've upgraded
omniauth-linkedin-oauth2
tov1.0.1.
yesterday and since then have not received successful sign-ins/sign-ups anymore via LinkedIn.Relevant Stacktrace
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