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Created Dec 07, 2021 by Vicky Risk@vickyDeveloper

Machine de-authorization

Using the Stork 1.0 demo on lab.isc.org, I find that after authorizing some machines, if I want to remove them from view there is no option to de-authorize them. The only option is 'Remove' which then makes them impossible to re-authorize.

It would be very useful to be able to remove some Apps temporarily from view by de-authorizing them, without losing access to them entirely. For example, if you want to just see data from a few apps that are giving you trouble, you could temporarily de-authorize the other apps to focus on just the data you want to see.

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