Track login next URL as part of OIDC state - #443
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We support multiple parallel login processes by using a dictionary for `oidc_state`. With only a single shared `oidc_login_next` field in the session, all login processes will redirect the user to the next URL set by the login process they initiated last. This behavior seems confusing and not that useful. By storing the login next URL as part of the state, we can have each login process redirect to the next URL provided at its initiation. Also, we get the benefit that the login next URL for that login process will not be lingering around in the session anymore, as the whole state for that login process, including the login next URL, will be removed by the OIDC callback.
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We support multiple parallel login processes by using a dictionary
for
oidc_state.With only a single shared
oidc_login_nextfield in the session,all login processes will redirect the user to the next URL set by
the login process they initiated last.
This behavior seems confusing and not that useful.
By storing the login next URL as part of the state, we can have each
login process redirect to the next URL provided at its initiation.
Also, we get the benefit that the login next URL for that login process
will not be lingering around in the session anymore, as the whole state
for that login process, including the login next URL, will be removed by
the OIDC callback.