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OAuth 2.0 for Mobile and Native Apps

Some use cases require a command line interface (CLI) or rich client application to interact with the system. These usually run on a user’s system that can not securely handle an application client secret.

Therefore, the way to authenticate a user for these usecases is as follows:

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