When I tried to run nodejs-sso example, everything works fine until const {jwt} = auth.verifyJWT(req, {scp: 'access_as_user'}); throws the error jwt issuer invalid. expected: https://login.microsoftonline.com/*****/v2.0. When I checked the expected url and the issuer i placed in the code, they are exactly the same. However, when i decode jwt token i see that iss claim is different than this.
Why do i get a jwt token with a different iss claim ?
Hi,
When I tried to run nodejs-sso example, everything works fine until
const {jwt} = auth.verifyJWT(req, {scp: 'access_as_user'});throws the errorjwt issuer invalid. expected: https://login.microsoftonline.com/*****/v2.0. When I checked the expected url and theissueri placed in the code, they are exactly the same. However, when i decode jwt token i see thatissclaim is different than this.Why do i get a jwt token with a different iss claim ?
NOTE: The iss claim in the decoded token is "https://login.microsoftonline.com/a2b0309e-37c1-486d-bdbd-4d91b7d25cd5/v2.0".