fix: correct relative path for device authorize endpoint#584
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The JavaScript fetch was using './authorize' which resolves to /auth/v1/oauth/authorize (404), but the actual endpoint is /auth/v1/oauth/device/authorize. Changed to './device/authorize'.
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Summary
The JavaScript fetch was using
./authorizewhich resolves to/auth/v1/oauth/authorize(404), but the actual endpoint is/auth/v1/oauth/device/authorize.Changes
Changed relative path from
./authorizeto./device/authorizeto correctly hit the device authorization submit endpoint.Fixes
Fixes 404 error when attempting to authorize a device code after Google OAuth login.
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