Andrew Nicols
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The logic to create the issuer has been moved to the backpack form in order to improve the workflow and update the apiBase with the proper value comming from the badgeconnect.json manifest file. So, as part of this change in the workflow, the following changes has been also implemented (to make the UI easier for users): - The "Open Badges" oAuth issuer button has been removed from the "OAuth Services" admin page. As they are created/updated when a backpack is saved, this button is not required anymore. - The "OAuth2 services" and "Backpack API URL" parameters have been removed from the Manage backpacks form, because they are created on the fly each time the backpack is saved.
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