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Opened 14 months ago

Closed 13 months ago

Last modified 13 months ago

#22952 closed defect (fixed)

No way to check who I'm logged in as with OAuth 2.0

Reported by: zyphlar Owned by: team
Priority: normal Milestone: 23.06
Component: Core Version:
Keywords: oauth username Cc:

Description

Previously there was a button to Test Authentication where I could see which username I'm logged in as via OAuth, but in the latest version that button no longer exists. This is a problem for me when managing multiple locales, imports, or projects where it's important that I make changesets as a specific user. Can we have some way of seeing which OSM username our access token represents?

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comment:1 by taylor.smock, 14 months ago

Technically, we can do that. With that said, why not use JOSM Preferences -> Display -> Show user name in title?

comment:2 by zyphlar, 14 months ago

Ahh, never knew about it after searching the tickets for something similar. That works thanks, feel free to close if desired.

comment:3 by taylor.smock, 13 months ago

Resolution: → fixed
Status: new → closed

In 18764/josm:

Fix #22952, #23013: Improve methods for seeing who is logged in to OSM

This adds a Test Authentication button to the OAuth 2 panel and updates the
current UserIdentityManager to have the appropriate details. In addition, this
fixes a problem whereby a user logged in via OAuth 2 would not be able to log in
via OAuth 1.

comment:4 by taylor.smock, 13 months ago

Milestone: → 23.06

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