The token parameter of validate_sso_session_token() was changed to an ngx_str_t* in #7, and so the ngx_snprintf format template that consumes it needs to use %V instead of %s. I believe that this mistake is what's causing the module in our instance to send malformed POST requests to $CROWD_URL/rest/usermanagement/latest/session/ (no session token).
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tokenparameter ofvalidate_sso_session_token()was changed to anngx_str_t*in #7, and so thengx_snprintfformat template that consumes it needs to use%Vinstead of%s. I believe that this mistake is what's causing the module in our instance to send malformed POST requests to$CROWD_URL/rest/usermanagement/latest/session/(no session token).