Félix Malfait
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## Summary `yarn twenty remote add` only prints `✓ Default remote set to X.` after authenticating. When using the OAuth path, the browser flow happens silently — there's no line that says _"you authenticated"_ — so users (including me this morning while installing a Twenty app) are left wondering whether auth actually completed and which method was used. This PR adds explicit confirmation of the auth step: **New remote via OAuth** ``` ✓ Remote "myremote" added (https://app.twenty.com) via OAuth. ✓ Default remote set to "myremote". ``` **New remote via API key** ``` ✓ Remote "myremote" added (https://app.twenty.com) via API key. ✓ Default remote set to "myremote". ``` **Re-authenticating an existing remote** ``` ✓ Re-authenticated "myremote" via OAuth. ✓ Default remote set to "myremote". ``` ## Implementation - `authenticate()` now returns the method actually used (`'OAuth' | 'API key'`) instead of `void`. This correctly surfaces OAuth → API-key fallback: if OAuth fails and the user drops into the API-key prompt, the success line reflects that. - New-remote and re-auth paths print distinct messages so the user can tell which path they took. - No new API calls — method name comes from which branch of `authenticate()` succeeded. ## Test plan - [x] `nx typecheck twenty-sdk` — clean - [x] `nx lint twenty-sdk` — clean - [ ] Manual smoke test: `yarn twenty remote add --as test --api-url ...` via OAuth, API key, and re-auth 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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