'x-forwarded-proto' returns 'https,http,http', which Google rejects as an invalid scheme. I think this is probably correct behaviour from Google, although other providers may behave differently.
I forked and hardcoded https for myself, but don't want to PR it as that won't fit everyone's needs, and it unfixes #5
It might be worth considering using referer.split(':')[0], which is a bit ugly, but should work, I think.
samtgarson
commented
4 years ago
https://github.com/SohoHouse/nuxt-oauth/blob/eed8a916c3343a2064f7a5b08b32df8d27cb5055/lib/handler.js#L30
'x-forwarded-proto' returns 'https,http,http', which Google rejects as an invalid scheme. I think this is probably correct behaviour from Google, although other providers may behave differently.
I forked and hardcoded https for myself, but don't want to PR it as that won't fit everyone's needs, and it unfixes #5
It might be worth considering using referer.split(':')[0], which is a bit ugly, but should work, I think.