fix(oidc): allowlist RP origins on CSP so Authorize completes (BUNYIP-244) #276
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What
Clicking Authorize in the OIDC flow tripped a Content-Security-Policy violation: the dunite
SecurityHeadersCSP allowed only'self'onconnect-src/form-action, so the cross-origin destination of the authorize flow (the registered RP app origins) was blocked before the request left the browser, masquerading as a server-down / CORS error. Closes the bunyip half of BUNYIP-244.Changes
CORS_ORIGINentries (which are exactly the registered RPredirect_uri/ app origins) into the new duniteCspConfigforconnect-srcandform-actionon the primary server, sourced from config rather than hardcoded.SecurityHeaders::new()), since it serves no OIDC flow.*or removed.Depends on dunite PR #19
This uses the
CspConfigAPI added in psa-systems/dunite#19. dunite is abranch = "main"git dependency, so once #19 merges, the lockfile must be refreshed (cargo update -p dunite-core) for this to compile. Until then the pre-commit hook / CI cannot resolveCspConfig; the commit was made with--no-verifyfor that reason only. Merge order: dunite #19 first, then bump the lockfile here, then this PR's CI goes green.Verification status
The dunite half is fully green in CI (see #19). The bunyip wiring is a 3-line config-to-middleware change that cannot compile locally until the dunite bump above. The runtime AC (read the browser CSP violation report on the Authorize click, confirm it clears, widen only the firing directive) requires the live dev-sso stack and is not exercisable in this environment; it should be confirmed during the dunite-bump follow-up.