Open dennislemonmarkets opened 3 years ago
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Thank you πβοΈ
Hello there, I am reopening the issue as it is valid, but cannot promise any timeline in which we can deliver the feature π
Hi @Demonsthere!
metadata
-Field in the linked yaml. It's the Kubernetes resource metadata - not that from the Hydra client.apiVersion: hydra.ory.sh/v1alpha1
kind: OAuth2Client
metadata:
name: my-oauth2-client-2
namespace: default
spec:
metadata: {"property1": 1, "proerty2": "2"}
grantTypes:
...
Hi there,
I encountered a weird behavior that the metadata for a client is not saved to the database and also not in the deployed definition of the cluster.
Steps to reproduce:
Outcome: After doing this the client saved in the hydra database does not contain the expected metadata of
{"property1": 1, "proerty2": "2"}
.The output of
kubectl describe oauth2client my-oauth2-client-2
also does not show the metadata:Best, Dennis