Closed fabiosammy closed 3 years ago
I'm using a custom state value on oauth2 to define some redirects into my application.
A better way to manage this, is creating a state param with base64 encoded content, to put whatever we want to send custom parameters to the oauth.
In my case, I created a oauth proxy to manage multiple applications using the same API credentials.
Thanks! It actually already used the state defined in authorization_params, just didn't return it correctly.
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I'm using a custom state value on oauth2 to define some redirects into my application.
A better way to manage this, is creating a state param with base64 encoded content, to put whatever we want to send custom parameters to the oauth.
In my case, I created a oauth proxy to manage multiple applications using the same API credentials.