* feat(oidc): return defined error when discovery failed
* Use errors.Join() to join errors
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* Remove unnecessary field
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* Fix order and message
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* Fix error order
* Simplify error assertion
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* feat(rp): to use signing algorithms from discovery configuration (#574)
* feat: WithSigningAlgsFromDiscovery to verify IDTokenVerifier() behavior in RP with
This change updates to go-jose v4, which was a new major release.
jose.ParseSigned now expects the supported signing algorithms to be passed, on which we previously did our own check. As they use a dedicated type for this, the slice of string needs to be converted. The returned error also need to be handled in a non-standard way in order to stay compatible.
For OIDC v4 we should use the jose.SignatureAlgorithm type directly and wrap errors, instead of returned static defined errors.
Closes#583
* feat: extend token exchange response
This change adds fields to the token exchange and token claims types.
The `act` claim has been added to describe the actor in case of impersonation or delegation. An actor can be nested in case an obtained token is used as actor token to obtain impersonation or delegation. This allows creating a chain of actors. See [RFC 8693, section 4.1](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8693#name-act-actor-claim).
The `id_token` field has been added to the Token Exchange response so an ID Token can be returned along with an access token. This is not specified in RFC 8693, but it allows us be consistent with OpenID responses when the scope `openid` is set, while the requested token type may remain access token.
* allow jwt profile for token exchange client
* add invalid target error
* feat(op): Add response_mode: form_post
* Fix to parse the template ahead of time
* Fix to render the template in a buffer
* Remove unnecessary import
* Fix test
* Fix example client setting
* Make sure the client not to reuse the content of the response
* Fix error handling
* Add the response_mode param
* Allow implicit flow in the example app
* feat(rp): allow form_post in code exchange callback handler
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This change adds Go 1.22 as a build target and drops support for Go 1.20 and older. The golang.org/x/exp/slog import is migrated to log/slog.
Slog has been part of the Go standard library since Go 1.21. Therefore we are dropping support for older Go versions. This is in line of our support policy of "the latest two Go versions".
This PR replaces all occurances of interface{} with any to be consistent and improve readability.
* example: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* pkg/client: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* pkg/crypto: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* pkg/http: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* pkg/oidc: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* pkg/op: Replace `interface{}` with `any`
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* first draft of a new server interface
* allow any response type
* complete interface docs
* refelct the format from the proposal
* intermediate commit with some methods implemented
* implement remaining token grant type methods
* implement remaining server methods
* error handling
* rewrite auth request validation
* define handlers, routes
* input validation and concrete handlers
* check if client credential client is authenticated
* copy and modify the routes test for the legacy server
* run integration tests against both Server and Provider
* remove unuse ValidateAuthRequestV2 function
* unit tests for error handling
* cleanup tokenHandler
* move server routest test
* unit test authorize
* handle client credentials in VerifyClient
* change code exchange route test
* finish http unit tests
* review server interface docs and spelling
* add withClient unit test
* server options
* cleanup unused GrantType method
* resolve typo comments
* make endpoints pointers to enable/disable them
* jwt profile base work
* jwt: correct the test expect
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* feat(op): user slog for logging
integrate with golang.org/x/exp/slog for logging.
provide a middleware for request scoped logging.
BREAKING CHANGES:
1. OpenIDProvider and sub-interfaces get a Logger()
method to return the configured logger;
2. AuthRequestError now takes the complete Authorizer,
instead of only the encoder. So that it may use its Logger() method.
3. RequestError now takes a Logger as argument.
* use zitadel/logging
* finish op and testing
without middleware for now
* minimum go version 1.19
* update go mod
* log value testing only on go 1.20 or later
* finish the RP and example
* ping logging release
BREAKING CHANGE:
- rename RefreshAccessToken to RefreshToken
- RefreshToken returns *oidc.Tokens instead of *oauth2.Token
This change allows the return of the id_token in an explicit manner,
as part of the oidc.Tokens struct.
The return type is now consistent with the CodeExchange function.
When an id_token is returned, it is verified.
In case no id_token was received,
RefreshTokens will not return an error.
As per specifictation:
https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html#RefreshTokenResponse
Upon successful validation of the Refresh Token,
the response body is the Token Response of Section 3.1.3.3
except that it might not contain an id_token.
Closes#364
* reproduce #406
* fix: don't error on invalid i18n tags in discovery
This changes the use of `[]language.Tag` to
`oidc.Locales` in `DiscoveryConfig`.
This should be compatible with callers that use
the `[]language.Tag` .
Locales now implements the `json.Unmarshaler` interface.
With support for json arrays or space seperated strings.
The latter because `UnmarshalText` might have been implicetely called
by the json library before we added UnmarshalJSON.
Fixes: #406
This fixes an issue where, when using the device authorization flow, the
grant type would be set twice. Some OPs don't accept this, and fail when
polling.
With this fix the grant type is only set once, which will make some OPs
happy again.
Fixes#352
* feat: Allow modifying request to device authorization endpoint
This change enables the caller to set URL parameters when calling the
device authorization endpoint.
Fixes#354
* Update device authorization example
This fixes an issue where, when using the device authorization flow, the
grant type would be set twice. Some OPs don't accept this, and fail when
polling.
With this fix the grant type is only set once, which will make some OPs
happy again.
Fixes#352
BREAKING CHANGE:
- The various verifier types are merged into a oidc.Verifir.
- oidc.Verfier became a struct with exported fields
* use type aliases for oidc.Verifier
this binds the correct contstructor to each verifier usecase.
* fix: handle the zero cases for oidc.Time
* add unit tests to oidc verifier
* fix: correct returned field for JWTTokenRequest
JWTTokenRequest.GetIssuedAt() was returning the ExpiresAt field.
This change corrects that by returning IssuedAt instead.
* oidc: add regression tests for token claim json
this helps to verify that the same JSON is produced,
after these types are refactored.
* refactor: use struct types for claim related types
BREAKING CHANGE:
The following types are changed from interface to struct type:
- AccessTokenClaims
- IDTokenClaims
- IntrospectionResponse
- UserInfo and related types.
The following methods of OPStorage now take a pointer to a struct type,
instead of an interface:
- SetUserinfoFromScopes
- SetUserinfoFromToken
- SetIntrospectionFromToken
The following functions are now generic, so that type-safe extension
of Claims is now possible:
- op.VerifyIDTokenHint
- op.VerifyAccessToken
- rp.VerifyTokens
- rp.VerifyIDToken
- Changed UserInfoAddress to pointer in UserInfo and
IntrospectionResponse.
This was needed to make omitempty work correctly.
- Copy or merge maps in IntrospectionResponse and SetUserInfo
* op: add example for VerifyAccessToken
* fix: rp: wrong assignment in WithIssuedAtMaxAge
WithIssuedAtMaxAge assigned its value to v.maxAge, which was wrong.
This change fixes that by assiging the duration to v.maxAgeIAT.
* rp: add VerifyTokens example
* oidc: add standard references to:
- IDTokenClaims
- IntrospectionResponse
- UserInfo
* only count coverage for `./pkg/...`
BREAKING CHANGE:
- op.NewOpenIDProvider
- op.NewDynamicOpenIDProvider
The call chain of above functions did not use the context anywhere.
This change removes the context from those fucntion arguments.
Steve Ruckdashel