When removing electron-msal I tried to preserve files that are likely to be used again and as a result commented out codes remains. I removed code and packages that I believe won't be used or needed once the switch to azure/msal-react and azure/msal-browser happens. When a user clicks the logged-in silhouette they will see a notification that logging in is not currently supported.
Glancing at how msal-react works it seemed that "logged in" state management might differ so I removed the hook. It's not clear to me if interacting with the Microsoft user graph will differ.
Resolves #80
When removing electron-msal I tried to preserve files that are likely to be used again and as a result commented out codes remains. I removed code and packages that I believe won't be used or needed once the switch to azure/msal-react and azure/msal-browser happens. When a user clicks the logged-in silhouette they will see a notification that logging in is not currently supported.
Glancing at how msal-react works it seemed that "logged in" state management might differ so I removed the hook. It's not clear to me if interacting with the Microsoft user graph will differ.