Add support for federated authentication with Apple Business Manager#465
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Add support for federated authentication with Apple Business Manager#465daltonclaybrook wants to merge 6 commits intoXcodesOrg:mainfrom
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Resolves #260 and #378
This PR adds support for federated authentication with Apple Business Manager. During the login flow, after the user has entered their Apple ID, the app now sends a network request to
https://idmsa.apple.com/appleauth/auth/federate/validateto check whether the provided Apple ID uses federated auth. If so, instead of prompting for the user's password, the app now provides instructions for completing auth. The app opens a web browser where the user completes authentication with their identity provider and is redirected to a blank page. Finally, the user copies the URL from the browser, pastes it into their terminal, and can perform authenticated requests.