The user info endpoint doesn't return a stable user ID and email. That makes it quite a bit of pain to use.
The lack of a stable ID means that, effectively, there's no way to identify the user. It can be worked around by using the ID of the primary blog, since that's the most stable identifier, but it feels like a hack.
The lack of email means I have to ask the user for their email separately, send email confirmation, the whole shebang. At this point might just not use social login at all.
Are there any plans to improve that, or is the current API on life support and I just have to wait for the migration to WordPress?
The user info endpoint doesn't return a stable user ID and email. That makes it quite a bit of pain to use.
The lack of a stable ID means that, effectively, there's no way to identify the user. It can be worked around by using the ID of the primary blog, since that's the most stable identifier, but it feels like a hack.
The lack of email means I have to ask the user for their email separately, send email confirmation, the whole shebang. At this point might just not use social login at all.
Are there any plans to improve that, or is the current API on life support and I just have to wait for the migration to WordPress?