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feat(auth): Add enableAnonymousUser param to CreateTenant and UpdateTenant #412
feat(auth): Add enableAnonymousUser param to CreateTenant and UpdateTenant #412
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Looks like
EnableAnonymousUsers
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It doesn't look like we back-tick literals in Go SDK. ex:
TenantClient
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Our auth docs use the term "anonymous authentication." Should that be used here?
I'd suggest that phrase, or, alternatively, "anonymous user access."
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EnableAnonymousUsers
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Our auth docs use the term "anonymous authentication." Should that be used here?
I'd suggest that phrase, or, alternatively, "anonymous user access."
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This makes sense, but in Go SDK we normally mention the function name followed by a description. Ex:
AllowPasswordSignUp enables or disables email sign-in provider.
orEnableEmailLinkSignIn enables or disables email link sign-in.
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Hm, OK, no backticks I could live with. But just "anonymous user" doesn't sound to me like a thing that can be enabled or disabled. Does it to you Lahiru?
I'd say that "email link sign-in" does sound like it can be disabled/enabled. FWIW at this point, "email sign-in provider" does not; "email sign-in provider support" or "email sign-in provider functionality" might.
This sounds like I'm splitting hairs, but one of the few things I bring to the table is an ear for written English. :) Let's get Kevin's input as well!
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Agreed.
"EnableAnonymousUsers enables or disables anonymous authentication."
(And FWIW, "AllowPasswordSignUp enables or disables the email sign-in provider.")
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+1 Yup, "the" solves that latter one!
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Oh I misread your previous comment, sorry! I understand what we are referring to now.
I am good with
// EnableAnonymousUsers enables or disables anonymous user authentication.
Thank you!