You may have to manually handle the auth, but you can remove the scope easily with withoutGlobalScopes:
elite123 said:
You may have to manually handle the auth, but you can remove the scope easily with withoutGlobalScopes:
Removing global scope during auth would be the best for me, but I didn't find where it should be removed for auth only :(
Hi I've the same problem. Someone can help me with some code to better understand how to do it? thanks
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