Immad's already weighed in on this but as the other Clickpass co-founder I also support this decision.
OAuth has definitely trumped OpenID as a protocol but turning off Clickpass shouldn't be seen as a reflection on either protocol and is simply removing a dependency on unsupported and remotely hosted code.
Immad did an incredible job of writing code that has run and run however since acquisition there is minimal and subsequently no support behind the codebase.
I would like to thank both PG and the users of Clickpass here who have been such ardent supporters of it over the years. We tried hard to make it attractive to developers and we received a lot of support for that - thank you.
OAuth has definitely trumped OpenID as a protocol but turning off Clickpass shouldn't be seen as a reflection on either protocol and is simply removing a dependency on unsupported and remotely hosted code.
Immad did an incredible job of writing code that has run and run however since acquisition there is minimal and subsequently no support behind the codebase.
I would like to thank both PG and the users of Clickpass here who have been such ardent supporters of it over the years. We tried hard to make it attractive to developers and we received a lot of support for that - thank you.