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But I would imagine that technically it's a lot easier to disable login on the osm instance, than implementing a custom auth method (as granting oauth tokens via doorkeeper requires an oauth flow of some sort).
Let's assess how feasible it is when digging into it 😃
Note
One option I can think of immediately is pulling the auth out to the proxy layer (nginx),
then setting a single service account for OSM on the Ruby server.
The current setup causes emails to bounce frequently, due to rejection from various server / no auth setup.
We can switch to the hotosmmail.org domain as this is dkim certified and will not be rejected / bounce, however the solution is only temporary and not generic.
Future solution:
Removing auth entirely will make this concern moot.
If we still require emails in future, we need a more generic solution ideally.
We need one of either:
Use official OSM login accounts, to remove the signup step here.
Or a way to bypass login entirely so people can just map (although not attributed, this would make setting up an instance for e2e very easy).
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