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Edka now issues no token without a proof of a device key, so a sign-in made before v0.10.0 needs edka login again, and EDKA_TOKEN, a bare access token, no longer authenticates. The security notes stop describing it.
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Edka now issues no CLI token without a proof of a device key. This updates
docs/security.md: a sign-in made before v0.10.0 needsedka loginagain, andEDKA_TOKEN(a bare access token) is no longer described, since it no longer authenticates. The variable still works against test servers; removing it from the code is a separate change.Note
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docs/security.mdto match v0.10.0 CLI auth: Edka issues no token without a DPoP device-key proof, so pre-v0.10.0 sessions neededka loginagain instead of picking up a key on the next refresh.Removes the
EDKA_TOKENsection (bare access tokens are no longer documented as a supported auth path) and tightens the general statement that no CLI token works without its bound key and there are no long-lived M2M CLI tokens. In the GitHub Actions trust section, drops the rule aboutEDKA_TOKENandEDKA_TRUSTtogether and keeps only thatedka loginis refused whileEDKA_TRUSTis set.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 861d2c1. Configure here.