Advisor
NeophyteI find using Bearer tokens are much simpler and less moving parts.
Granted, once you get that function to create the LMv1 token written then things should be consistent...but I think we've been saying that about computers since the early '60s.
If you're always communicating over a secure connection, then you shouldn't "leak" the bearer token, and it should be safe to use. And if things are staying within your corporate network, then you're even more protected. I'm not suggesting using HTTP all willy-nilly, rather let's not forsake our trust in HTTPS 😂
I like the KISS advantages to being able to "throw it over the wall at LM" using a bearer token.