Support for 2 legged OAuth plus minor clean ups and fixes#35
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nikosd wants to merge 13 commits intonu7hatch:masterfrom
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Support for 2 legged OAuth plus minor clean ups and fixes#35nikosd wants to merge 13 commits intonu7hatch:masterfrom
nikosd wants to merge 13 commits intonu7hatch:masterfrom
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August 31, 2011 09:43
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Sorry, i can't accept that bulk of whitespace changes etc... The main idea of patches is to not mix the changes, if you have something important there please send it in a separate pull request. Thx |
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This issue was moved to gmailgem/gmail#35 |
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Hello there,
Since the gmail_xoauth has support for 2 legged authentication I believe the gmail gem should support it too :)
I couldn't think of way to write actual integration tests but I added some mocked ones and have already tested it on live production code and it seems to be working ok.
Review it and let me know if you have any objections / ideas / etc...