Closed ThomasGmeinder closed 6 years ago
What our modified setup.sh
does is write client and product IDs into the JSON file from a plain text file .auth_details
it had created. So yes, the idea is to run setup.sh
(or avssetup
) for a change of IDs.
The word re-authenticate in the documentation refers to the process of obtaining a refresh token from client and product IDs
I've clarified the use of avsauth
and avssetup
in 26f0395, currently on open pull request #8. Do you think the description there is sufficient?
Pull request #8 merged
avsauth used to be the script to change the credentials to a different device. This is usually required to re-authenticate for a different device on the same developer account or a different developer account.
The script to do this changed in v1.5. Now avssetup has to be used instead of avsauth.
But documentation still says: avsauth to re-authenticate your Alexa device details.
This should be changed to clarify the purpose of avsauth and avssetup