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Sign upReturn login data from SocialLoginSerializer.validate for views to use #566
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Hi, new repo link: https://github.com/jazzband/dj-rest-auth (I'm not the upkeeper of that repo, it just makes sense for me to help you merge your PR) Many Thanks, |
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I needed to customize
SocialConnectView, such that in its response it renders theSocialAccountnewly created or updated. Since this library persists the newSocialAccountinstance in the call toSocialLoginSerializer.validate, this meant returning the social login in the validated attributes, such that a custom connect view could then render the new account usingSocialAccountSerializer.This is a small change allowing that kind of flexibility.