James Gregory

That sounds like a good idea Alex. On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 12:28 AM, Alex Brown [email protected]: > @hotgazpacho https://github.com/hotgazpacho perfect, thanks > I think the wiki page should...

I agree, I can't see why a private nested class should be mapped _by default_. @chester89 if you're happy to work on this, that's great; I think it should just...

So with this change, no nested classes would be mapped by default? As for docs, there isn't any mention of nested classes in the docs currently; it might be worth...

This has been released in [3.23.2](https://github.com/jagregory/cognito-local/releases/tag/v3.23.2). Thanks for the nudge @RobHoman.

Not one of the people you asked, but I just stumbled across this so below is one of my use cases: 1. I allow users to record a video of...

I just remembered another use case of mine: providing device specific instructions to users. With the example above the user is prompted to give permission for the site to access...

I've left a comment on the implementation, but otherwise I think this looks ok. I don't mind it being a bit hacky for these non-API routes, at least while there's...

Thanks for investigating this @alec-w, I think your assessment is correct that the Client would factor into which attributes should be included in the tokens. The [CreateUserPoolClient](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito-user-identity-pools/latest/APIReference/API_CreateUserPoolClient.html) docs aren't especially...

I think this looks fine. Ideally, we'd have a canonical list of attributes which are supposed to be exposed via the tokens and then we could write tests which verify...

I'll take a look.