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authorization_code grant should use same ServerRequestCache #8536
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Hi @jgrandja, can I look into it as well? |
Thanks @parikshitdutta. The issue is yours. |
I'm really sorry to hear this @parikshitdutta. I hope you and your family are ok? There is no rush for this feature as it's scheduled for 5.4, which is being released early Sep. I will review later this week. Take care of yourself and family. |
Hi @jgrandja, We are blessed to be safe and secure, but it has devastated our place. Things are getting back to normal. Thanks for asking and caring for us. I will look forward to your feedback as you finish reviewing changes. On a separate note, is there a way, I can get used to the release calendar and planned features for forthcoming releases? |
Hey @parikshitdutta - you can see the scheduled releases here. I'm glad to hear things are getting back to normal. I wish you and your family luck. |
ServerHttpSecurity.OAuth2ClientSpec.configure()
registersOAuth2AuthorizationRequestRedirectWebFilter
andOAuth2AuthorizationCodeGrantWebFilter
for theauthorization_code
grant flow. However, theseWebFilter
's do not share aServerRequestCache
.We should apply the necessary changes so that the configured
ServerRequestCache
is used by bothWebFilter
's.Related #8120
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