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LGTM
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Thank you @rayluo for starting this. I have added some comments and feedback.
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# Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for Python | |||
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As with all our MSAL SDKs, we should add Preview to the title and this note about Preview: https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js#important-note-about-the-msal-preview.
In addition, we should probably mention that we have added certain flows and others are yet to come.
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OK, I'm adding that preview keyword into the title and adding that preview paragraph.
For the sake of getting this README published sooner (because a short readme is still better than no readme at all), I would suggest we do not mention flows in this version (besides, neither of MSAL .Net or MSAL javascript mentions any flows in their readme). But I totally agree that we would revisit this in (near?) future to give a concise flows coverage.
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I believe those details belong in the wiki not in the readme. You can point to a wiki page in the readme which talks about supported flows.
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Looks great.
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Thanks for the review! I'm pushing a new commit right now.
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OK, I'm adding that preview keyword into the title and adding that preview paragraph.
For the sake of getting this README published sooner (because a short readme is still better than no readme at all), I would suggest we do not mention flows in this version (besides, neither of MSAL .Net or MSAL javascript mentions any flows in their readme). But I totally agree that we would revisit this in (near?) future to give a concise flows coverage.
What is in this PR?
pip
(which we now emphasized in this README), we might not necessarily need those lengthy installation variations at all.