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This is related to Issue 965 on which I have commented the same.
This appears to still be an issue. If I set AuthorizeRequestValidationResult.ErrorDescription in my ICustomAuthorizeRequestValidator even the TokenIssuedFailureEvent raised immediately after the call to ValidateAsync() does not include the description. It does not get picked up when I call IIdentityServerInteractionService.GetErrorContextAsync() either.
It looks like this is the culprit in AuthorizeRequestValidator:
if (customResult.IsError)
{
LogError("Error in custom validation: " + customResult.Error, request);
return Invalid(request, customResult.Error);
}
The call to Invalid() is not passing the ErrorDescription from customResult.
Unfortunately that class and its interface are internal so I'm not able to replace it with my own implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is related to Issue 965 on which I have commented the same.
This appears to still be an issue. If I set AuthorizeRequestValidationResult.ErrorDescription in my ICustomAuthorizeRequestValidator even the TokenIssuedFailureEvent raised immediately after the call to ValidateAsync() does not include the description. It does not get picked up when I call IIdentityServerInteractionService.GetErrorContextAsync() either.
It looks like this is the culprit in AuthorizeRequestValidator:
The call to Invalid() is not passing the ErrorDescription from customResult.
Unfortunately that class and its interface are internal so I'm not able to replace it with my own implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: