Under the hood
Internal renames in the MCP OAuth login flow's error handling, with no apparent change in behavior
What
Internal code in the MCP (Model Context Protocol) OAuth login flow was reworked: the check for a discovery-state error now looks for a differently-named error type, and several "persist failed" logging calls were renamed to use a different helper. This happened in both the regular and enterprise variants of the MCP OAuth client.
Why
These look like internal renames rather than a behavior change, so there's likely nothing for users to notice here.
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Whether this is purely a rename or also changes how discovery-state errors are detected in some edge case is not established by the…