revert flag to address concerns of enterprise security team for fleet wide oauth#678
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revert flag to address concerns of enterprise security team for fleet wide oauth#678
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Introduced the ability to override oauth protections in release builds to help debug some real-world login issues. An enterprise security flagged and asked us to remove. AFAIK this could not and did not cause any issues in the wild, but it's a fair ask so we're removing it.