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Currently the get_current_user() method returns a user object only if the user is created from a Google ID token or an opaque OAuth token. We should fix it so that it works for users from a 3rd-party auth provide.
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@Al77056 No, with the 2.0.5 endpoints.get_current_user() returns the google user, the same obj of google.appengine.api.users.get_current_user(), which have nothing to do with the 3rd-party user obj (firebase in my case).
Currently the
get_current_user()
method returns a user object only if the user is created from a Google ID token or an opaque OAuth token. We should fix it so that it works for users from a 3rd-party auth provide.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: