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Comments on How do you add "Sign In with Google" to a Ruby on Rails web application that is using the Devise authentication framework?

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How do you add "Sign In with Google" to a Ruby on Rails web application that is using the Devise authentication framework?

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I want to add the ability to "Sign in with Google" into a Ruby on Rails web application, that is using Devise to handle authentication. How do I do that?

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Alexei‭ wrote 9 months ago

Is there any difference between google-sign-in and sign-in-with-google? If they are the same thing, I will keep only one and make the other a synonym.