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Respect auth mode for redirects #186
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# Conflicts: # README.md # lib/index.js
@mrlannigan I fixed the merge conflicts caused by #183 going in first. Is there anything else I can do to help get this merged? I sincerely believe that this change will be very popular with the rest of the community. |
This PR is extremely desired, please, don't put it off. |
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Thank you again for this! I apologize for the delay.
Version 9.0.0 has been released to npm. |
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This is a redo of PR #155, updated for hapi 17, and with no merge conflicts. I made this a new PR for a blank slate and so that the other PR can remain discoverable for hapi 16 users.
The goal here is to reduce boilerplate for configuring this plugin and to simplify routes.
hapi-auth-cookie
has a strange quirk where it redirects to login when the user visits a route whose auth mode istry
oroptional
. The reason this is unexpected is that the whole point of hapi'stry
andoptional
modes is to allow route handlers to process unauthenticated requests.hapi-auth-cookie
makes this impossible, because it redirects the user away, and thus the route handler never executes. This is rather frustrating because these routes are designed to not force the user to login.This PR ensures that
redirectTo
respects the auth mode set for the route. It only redirects when the auth mode isrequired
. You can still override the behavior in the route configuration, but that is the new default. This is a breaking change, but it would really make my day to see this merged, since I useoptional
routes a lot.