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Device code auth - #7093
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Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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Integration test reportCommit: fd59775
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Changes
Implementation of device code auth flow. The backend implementation is still not finalized in production, so this change introduces
--use-device-codeflag as experimental, hidden underDATABRICKS_CLI_DEVICE_CODEenv variable.Why
The Device Code flow enables users to authenticate with the Databricks CLI on machines that don't have browser access (e.g. headless servers, SSH sessions, web terminals). Instead of the standard browser-redirect OAuth flow, the user authenticates on a separate device (e.g. their phone or laptop) by entering a short code.
Tests
auth loginhelpers, includingedge cases like expiry, retries and cancellation.
libs/testserver, which nowmodels Databricks' device code flow. Confirmation codes are piped through
stdin. The tests cover the successful login and each error scenario.