Don't warn about deprecated authentication config keys if they are not present
See original GitHub issueload_authentication()
will emit a warning in case the authentication
config key is missing from the configuration dictionary. This warning though can be confusing, if the user doesn’t have any authentication configured.
How about emitting this warning only if any of the authentication related configuration keys marked as deprecated is present in the configuration dictionary?
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@shreyaspapi go for it!
Hey @csomh can I try working on this?