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@filipslezaklab filipslezaklab self-assigned this Aug 21, 2025
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@filipslezaklab filipslezaklab marked this pull request as ready for review August 25, 2025 08:23
// TOTP and Email MFA Setup

message CodeMfaSetupStartRequest {
MfaMethod method = 1;
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Do we expect to ever setup other methods this way?
If not maybe we should use a different enum.

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I wanted to use common enum for this bcs protos doesn't allow to redefine enum values across same file so i couldn't make different enum with value of TOTP and Email bcs MfaMethod already have those

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this field is checked in proxy and core so I think it's fine to use it


// TOTP and Email MFA Setup

message CodeMfaSetupStartRequest {
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I know why it's called CodeMfa but I think it might be confusing

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Propose better name if you can

@filipslezaklab filipslezaklab merged commit 4688d4d into release/1.5-alpha Aug 26, 2025
@moubctez moubctez deleted the client-code-mfa-setup branch October 29, 2025 12:27
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