<commit_before># Omniauth::Bluevia

OmniAuth strategy for connecting with [BlueVia
connect's](https://bluevia.com/en/) OAuth API.

You'll need to create a BlueVia account and register an new application
[here](https://bluevia.com/en/api-keys/get-commercial).
<commit_msg>Add a note about BlueVia limitations<commit_after># Omniauth::Bluevia

OmniAuth strategy for connecting with [BlueVia
connect's](https://bluevia.com/en/) OAuth API.

You'll need to create a BlueVia account and register an new application
[here](https://bluevia.com/en/api-keys/get-commercial).

Please note that due to limitations in the way BlueVia has implemented
OAuth, it is not possible to get a `uid` for the user, therefore the
auth hash should just be used for credentials that are stored against a
local user account, rather than use this as a full blown auth system.

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