If a TokenID is passed by value to logging functions (such as the Printf family)
the pointer-based String() method is not used. As a result, the token is logged
as an array when using %v and as binary when using %s, which is inconvenient.
Again, as with WWW-Authenticate header, existing aperture instances
expect LSAT, and the protocol defines it is L402, so send both, LSAT
first, to maintain backward compatibility.
The header "Authorization: LSAT..." can be removed in the future,
when all aperture instances are upgraded.
Old clients expect "L402 macaroon=..." in the first WWW-Authenticate, while
the protocol [1] says it should be "WWW-Authenticate: L402 macaroon=...",
so send both LSAT and L402. LSAT must be sent first, to maintain backward
compatibility with older clients.
[1] https://github.com/lightninglabs/L402/blob/master/protocol-specification.md
auth: LsatAuthenticator -> L402Authenticator
sed -i 's/LsatAuthenticator/L402Authenticator/g' aperture.go auth/authenticator.go auth/authenticator_test.go
rename package lsat to l402
git mv lsat/ l402
sed 's@aperture/lsat@aperture/l402@g' -i `git grep -l aperture/lsat`
sed -i 's@package lsat@package l402@' `git grep -l 'package lsat'`
sed -i 's@lsat\.@l402.@g' -i `git grep -l 'lsat\.'`
sed 's@l402.Id@lsat.Id@' -i mint/mint_test.go
replace lsat with l402 in the code
sed 's@lsat@l402@' -i mint/mint_test.go
sed 's@Lsat@L402@' -i l402/client_interceptor.go
sed 's@lsatstore@l402store@' -i l402/store_test.go
replace LSAT to L402 in comments
sed '/\/\//s@LSAT@L402@g' -i `git grep -l '//.*LSAT'`
replace LSAT -> L402 in the code, skip when a string starts with it
sed 's@\([^"/]\)LSAT@\1L402@g' -i `git grep -l LSAT`
