Write `.env` file as part of oauth script
See original GitHub issueThe recently added oauth.py
script takes you through the OAuth flow to obtain an access token that can be used for development.
At the end, the token needs to be copied manually from the browser window to the .env
file, but actually, the script could do it out of the box.
The contributing guide will need to be updated accordingly.
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Great! Just created the PR 😊
Hi @browniebroke! I’d love to take a look at this and help out.