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SDKS-1753 WebAuthn Device Management #281

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SDKS-1753 WebAuthn Device Management #281

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JIRA Ticket

SDKS-1753 WebAuthn Device Management

Description

Briefly describe the change and any information that would help speedup the review and testing process.

Definition of Done Checklist:

  • Acceptance criteria is met.
  • All tasks listed in the user story have been completed.
  • Coded to standards.
  • Ensure backward compatibility.
  • API reference docs is updated.
  • Unit tests are written.
  • Integration tests are written.
  • e2e tests are written.
  • Functional spec is written/updated.
  • Example code snippets have been added.
  • Change log updated.
  • Documentation story is created and tracked.
  • Tech debts and remaining tasks are tracked in separated ticket(s).

@rodrigoareis rodrigoareis self-assigned this May 22, 2024
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Changes look good

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LGTM! 👍🏻

@spetrov spetrov merged commit a4baee6 into develop May 27, 2024
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@spetrov spetrov deleted the SDKS-1753 branch May 27, 2024 21:35
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