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Hmm.. however it seems to have broken media uploads. (I will double-check how my client is doing things, but it was working fine with the previous method. )

update: OK. It appears my client is fine. Debugging this method compared to the existing methods shows some double-encoding of spaces in the text. eg: Let's say I'm uploading a...

As I was learning OAuth1.0a and came across signing issues, I found it useful to write some things to a log file to see what was going wrong. Particularly the...

@rubenhak Just one idea that I had from something I came across a while ago: Have you tried sorting your `oauth_*` parameters alphabetically first? (If Postman can do this)

@joehoyle I had a similar issue in that area quite some time ago, but it went away/got resolved https://github.com/WP-API/OAuth1/issues/94

Is there en endpoint for revoking the current Application's credentials as part of a log out process?

Or should the OAuth server detect that the client has been authorized before and update the tokens, rather than create a new entry? Update: Sorry, Thinking this through: I suppose...

The file name changed in that pull request does not even exist any more in the current version (which has been working fine for me for all OAuth requests and...

I think the WP-API will do that automatically. Ie: authenticate you via cookie (if logged in via the browser) or via oauth1 if the request is signed as such (via...

After some poking around in my fork and fixing the get_consumer lookup by key, I managed to get a very simple (ugly and verbose) PHP test working. It will grab...