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Fix authentication again #873
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StanleyGoldman
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Jul 24, 2018
Fix signin/signout not available if there's no repo. Fix signout of the active connection. Fix mismatches between what's in the connections file to what we're trying to signout or load the keychain for.
- Make sure we save the token before verifying the token, and save the new username after verifying it - Minimize how many times we query the cred manager
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While spelunking in the code I noticed that there were a bunch of problems with the authentication:
I tried to fix these as I found them and simplify the code, especially around running octorun and setting environment variables there (the user is never used by octorun so I killed that).
I was also annoyed by the fact that zip does not create deterministic zips - i.e. the exact same content produces different zip files because zip stores the file timestamps (including access time ???), and those can be anything, so I added a packaging submodule with a typescript thing to produce deterministic zips. I haven't tested this particular step on Windows yet - it only requires node to be installed in the system and nothing else, so it should work fine?