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added redirectUri parameter to GetAuthorizationUrl #56
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By specifying the
return_urlparameter to/authorize, the user will automatically be redirected back to the calling web application after authorizing access.Instead of creating an overloaded method for this, I thought about including
redirectUrias an optional parameter, but in the original implementation ofGetAuthorizationUrl, you're using/connectinstead of/authorize, but I couldn't find any documentation on/connect. Perhaps this is an old endpoint that is only left open for backwards compatibility?