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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change expands CSP connect-src from OIDC discovery metadata so cross-origin token flows can work. Allowing HTTP endpoint origins may expose authorization traffic when an insecure provider endpoint is configured, so this should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@docker/get_oidc_csp_origins.sh`:
- Line 41: Update the origin filter in the get_oidc_csp_origins pipeline to
accept only https:// origins, while explicitly allowing http:// loopback hosts
for local development; reject all other cleartext HTTP origins.
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Previously, the AUTH_AUTHORITY_ORIGIN was put in CSP_DOMAINS. This is too loose, since the token exchange only requires a connection. Therefore we put it in CSP_DOMAINS_CONNECT_SRC.
The CSP's connect-src directive was previously built with just
AUTH_AUTHORITY. Then my fix #680 added the origin of that authority. Currently the setup assumes that all OIDC endpoints live on that origin. Providers can serve these endpoints on different origins though, so the browser blocks the token exchange #690.This adds
docker/get_oidc_csp_origins.sh, which reads the.well-known/openid-configurationdiscovery document and adds their origins to connect-src.It's best-effort, so if the discovery fails it exits with 0 and no output.
I also fixed two additional things. The first is curl appearing twice in the Dockerfile dependency installation, the second is my previous fix scoping AUTH_AUTHORITY_ORIGIN too loosely.
Fixes #690
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connect-srcconfiguration now includes validated origins discovered from the authentication authority.