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Fix/shiny oauth arcgis compatibility - #101
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Hi, I am working on updating shinyOAuth, and in the process of checking this reverse dependency I found some issues.
Here's a small PR addressing the following:
The Shiny OAuth provider currently selects the organization ID from the portal response, so users in the same organization receive the same selected identity. Select
user$idinstead, while preserving the complete portal profile returned to applications.ArcGIS documents authorization-code and refresh token responses without
token_type. Those responses currently fail shinyOAuth's required-field check. In shinyOAuth 0.6.0, I've added the provider optionallow_missing_token_type = TRUE. This assumes Bearer when the field is absent.The fixes are separate commits:
23b2968: select the authenticated user ID, with a regression test for two users in the same organization.261bd43: enable missing-token-type compatibility, with HTTP-mocked login and refresh tests using documented-style ArcGIS responses.Note: this requires shinyOAuth 0.6.0 to be released before merging.
I am currently submitting that to CRAN.
Hope this helps, feel free to edit.
References: ArcGIS token responses, portal response structure, OAuth 2.0 required token type.