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<Post slug="wispctl-1-3-2"> <p> wispctl 1.3.2 is a very minor update that updates the oauth to use permission sets to make the oauth links 79% smaller. </p>
<figure> <img src="/images/oauth.png" /> </figure>
<p> another bonus is that the consent screen better explains what the cli is requesting out of your account </p>
<figure> <img src="/images/consent-screen.png" alt="a wispctl consent screen asking for Manage your wisp.place sites Create, update, and delete your site files and settings. and Use wisp.place hosting features Manage your sites, custom domains, and private site links." /> </figure>
<h2>upgrading</h2>
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