Forced to use environment variables :'(
See original GitHub issueI think I’m forced to use environment variables to configure the OAuthenticator, for example: OAUTH2_AUTHORIZE_URL
can only be provided as an environment variable. This is because it is used to set the tornado.auth.OAuth2Mixin
’s _OAUTH_AUTHORIZE_URL
value that we need to set.
Perhaps we can make it so that overriding a traitlet called authorize_url
will set the _OAUTH_AUTHORIZE_URL
from the tornado.auth.OAuth2Mixin
so we are not forced to use environment variables?
Same goes for the _OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_URL
I think…
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@consideRatio I was inspired by your Z2JH epic 😀
I think so! Thank you @manics for your excellent work to issue triage this repo! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 🎉