Fix GitHub sign-in failure - #83
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Risk: 🟢 Low
Risk analysis
The primary risk comes from security_impact, as the diff hardcodes a real GitHub OAuth Client ID, which could allow impersonation or abuse of the GitHub Device Flow. The blast_radius is moderate because the change affects authentication logic used by developers or users signing in via GitHub. Reversibility is low-risk but requires a code change to remove the hardcoded value, and operational_risk is minimal since it's a build configuration update.
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Pull request overview
This PR restores GitHub OAuth Device Flow sign-in by changing the feature-auth module’s build-time GITHUB_CLIENT_ID default so builds succeed even when no -PGITHUB_CLIENT_ID=... Gradle property is provided.
Changes:
- Set a non-empty default fallback value for
GITHUB_CLIENT_IDinfeature-auth/build.gradle.kts.
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User description
Set the default fallback for GITHUB_CLIENT_ID to Ov23liqwsog4A61HCRXB in feature-auth/build.gradle.kts to ensure that the Device Flow sign-in succeeds when no gradle property is specified.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 786795758495145450 started by @SayanthRock
CodeAnt-AI Description
Restore GitHub device sign-in when no client ID is configured
What Changed
Impact
✅ Working GitHub sign-in with default settings✅ Fewer device-flow authentication failures💡 Usage Guide
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