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The oauth2login samples should show OIDC logout configuration #3
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@jzheaux can I help with this task? |
Yes, @ThomasVitale, that would be most welcome. We're moving our samples over to https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security-samples, so I'm going to transfer this issue over there. I think it would be helpful to have a new sample that's focused on OIDC, including logout. The existing oauth2Login samples are a showcase of common providers, but not all of them support OIDC. Publishing the Would you be able to create a new sample? |
@jzheaux Yes, I can do that. Should I use only one OIDC provider in the sample? For example, would Keycloak be ok? Any recommendation for the name of the project (that I guess should go in |
Yep, I think that one provider would be fine. For now, it might be best to leave placeholders for the properties, similar to how the oauth2Login samples do it. Since Okta offers free dev accounts and they support OIDC, you could borrow the other samples' Okta instructions for the README. For a name, I'd do |
Perfect, thank you. I'll do that. |
@ThomasVitale have you had a chance to look into this? |
Hi guys, am facing an issue with the spring oauth2 authorization server. Once the user signs in for the first time using the authorization code flow, the next time they try to log in they are automatically logged in without filling in the username and password, which is not the desired behavior for me. Is there a way to log them out completely so that they will have to fill in the form again to log in?? please any help would go a long way? I am stuck, I have also posted this question on stack overflow, you can follow this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70735327/spring-oauth2-authorization-server-unable-to-logout-users |
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