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- Real-time event notifications
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- Persistent event listeners that reconnect even after an appliance goes offline
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Updates:
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- Bug fixes and dependency updates.</PackageReleaseNotes>
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What's new in 8.3.0:
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New features:
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- Device Code Login: new OneIdentity.SafeguardDotNet.DeviceCodeLogin package implementing OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628). Enables authentication from headless environments where no local browser is available.
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- ConnectAsync: DefaultBrowserLogin, PkceNoninteractiveLogin, and DeviceCodeLogin now offer async login methods with cancellation and timeout support.
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Bug fixes:
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- ignoreSsl is now honored for all token exchange calls. Previously, internal HTTP calls during the OAuth token exchange always bypassed SSL validation regardless of the ignoreSsl parameter.
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Behavioral changes:
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- DefaultBrowserLogin.Connect() no longer registers a non-functional Console.CancelKeyPress handler. Ctrl+C already terminated the process in practice; this removes dead code.</PackageReleaseNotes>
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