Spring Boot Social / connect / twitter vs / signin / twitter
In my application I am using Spring Boot Social and have two types of urls, for example
/connect/twitter
and
/signin/twitter
They both work very similarly. What are the differences between these urls and which one should I use to authenticate \ authorize a user through social media?
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The link /signin/twitter
must be used if you want the user to connect to your app with their Twitter credentials.
The link /connect/twitter
should be used if you have user authentication in the app and you just want users to connect their accounts (for example, a registered user wants to connect their Twitter account so they can see their followers, etc.).
For reference, see the following documents:
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