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Hello.
I am wondering if there is a way to make both the email and the token part of the authentication pop up when using sb_intialize_session().
When using sb_intialize_session() in the simplest form, we run the risk of committing a username into a script. I know that by defining sb_user in an .Renviron file, this avoids entering the username in the first argument of sb_intialize_session() in a script. However, alternatively, can we trigger a popup as part of this function in R, like with the token, so that the user can enter an email in the pop up as well as the string token.
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Hello.
I am wondering if there is a way to make both the email and the token part of the authentication pop up when using
sb_intialize_session()
.When using
sb_intialize_session()
in the simplest form, we run the risk of committing a username into a script. I know that by definingsb_user
in an .Renviron file, this avoids entering the username in the first argument ofsb_intialize_session()
in a script. However, alternatively, can we trigger a popup as part of this function in R, like with the token, so that the user can enter an email in the pop up as well as the string token.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: