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It seems that in general you are using the User/Password approach to authenticate with Snowflake.
In the python version as far as I understand you can create a session anyway you prefer, even using OAuth or Key-pair authentication.
But looking at the Titan-Systems/titan-core-action@main and the CLI, it seems that the only option is to use User/Password approach.
Snowflake advises to use OAuth or Key-pair authentication in production, are there any future plans to implement it for the GitHub workflow or CLI?
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It seems that in general you are using the User/Password approach to authenticate with Snowflake.
In the python version as far as I understand you can create a session anyway you prefer, even using OAuth or Key-pair authentication.
But looking at the Titan-Systems/titan-core-action@main and the CLI, it seems that the only option is to use User/Password approach.
Snowflake advises to use OAuth or Key-pair authentication in production, are there any future plans to implement it for the GitHub workflow or CLI?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: