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Pin oauthenticator to 0.10.0 for AWS Cognito in the docs #539

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@jtpio jtpio commented Mar 23, 2020

As mentioned by @GeorgianaElena in #537 (comment), OAuthenticator 0.11 removed the AWS Cognito authenticator.

This change updates the docs to pin oauthenticator to 0.10.0 for now.

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Assuming tljh has already been installed, we need to make sure the oautheneticator module is at 0.10.0 and if not
do a pip install oauthenticator>=0.10.0
Assuming tljh has already been installed, we need to make sure the oauthenticator module is at 0.10.0 and if not
do a pip install oauthenticator==0.10.0
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I think we should also mention that an AWSCongnito authenticator can still be achieved with oauthenticator 0.11, by configuring the GenericOAuthenticator class.

I tried documenting such a configuration in this PR jupyterhub/oauthenticator#336, but I didn't test it however, so it might be incomplete. If it gets accepted, we could later link to the docs.

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Waiting for jupyterhub/oauthenticator#336 to be merged sounds good 👍

Just opened #540 to track this.

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What do we do with this now?

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Thinking about this some more, I think the way to do this is to create documentation on using the Generic OAuthenticator, and have subsection for AWS Cognito. What do you think of this direction, @jtpio?

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jtpio commented Mar 29, 2021

Sounds good.

I won't be able to look into it right now, so converting to a draft in case someone would like to pick it up.

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For anyone to make an update to the documentation to reflect that AWS cogito can be configured with a modern enough version of oauthenticator, but that one needs to do it using the GenericOAuthenticator class rather than a dedicated one.

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I'm closing this in favor of #539!

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@consideRatio your comment says this issue is being closed in favor of this issue :D Which issue did you mean?

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minrk commented Oct 22, 2021

I think he meant #729

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Ah yes I meant #729! I wanted to quickly reduce the amount of PRs listed to ensure other people don't end up investing time to review this PR further!

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