There are situations where the code uses and expects to find client.id and then other areas where it uses client.clientId. Then there are areas (like during the exchange of authorization codes for access tokens) where client.id (from the authorization code) is compared to client.clientId (from the client's database record) for equality.
This seems like the duplication of data under a different node of the object. Please clarify.
There are situations where the code uses and expects to find client.id and then other areas where it uses client.clientId. Then there are areas (like during the exchange of authorization codes for access tokens) where client.id (from the authorization code) is compared to client.clientId (from the client's database record) for equality.
This seems like the duplication of data under a different node of the object. Please clarify.