CHANGELOG

2011-04-11 version 2.2.1

Content type header on redirects (Marc Schwieterman)


2011-02-02 version 2.2.0

Don't require client_secret when requesting authorization (George Ogata).

Don't check the redirect_uri if the client does not have one set (George Ogata).

Look for post params if request is a POST (George Ogata).


2010-12-22 version 2.1.0

Added support for two-legged OAuth flow (Brian Ploetz)

Fixed query parameter authorization and allowed access_token to be defined
(Ari)


2010-11-30 version 2.0.1

Change: username/password authentication with no scope results in access token
with default scope. Makes like easier for everyone.


2010-11-23 version 2.0.0

MAJOR CHANGE:
Keeping with OAuth 2.0 spec terminology, we'll call it scope all around. Some
places in the API that previously used "scopes" have been changed to "scope".

OTOH, the scope is not consistently stored and returned as array of names,
previous was stored as comma-separated string, and often returned as such.
Whatever you have stored with pre 2.0 will probably not work with 2.0 and
forward.

Clients now store their scope, and only those names are allowed in access
tokens. The global setting oauth.scope is no longer in use. Forget about it.

To migrate from 1.4.x to 2.0:

  oauth2-server migrate --db <db name>

Application client registrations will change from having no scope to having an
empty scope, so you would want to update their registration, either using the
Web console, or from your code:

  Client.all.each { |client| client.update(:scope=>%w{read write}) }


Use Rack::OAuth2::Server token_for and access_grant to generate access tokens
and access grants, respectively. These are mighty useful if you're using the
OAuth 2.0 infrastructure, but have different ways for authorizing, e.g. using
access tokens instead of cookies.

Rack::OAuth2::Server method register to register new client applications and
update existing records. This method is idempotent, so you can use it in rake
db:seed, deploy scripts, migrations, etc.

If your authenticator accepts four arguments, it will receive, in addition to
username and password, also the client identifier and requested scopes.

Web console now allows you to set/unset individual scopes for each client
application, and store a note on each client.

Added Sammy.js OAuth 2.0 plugin.


2010-11-12 version 1.4.6

Added Railtie support for Rails 3.x and now running tests against both Rails
2.x and 3.x.


2010-11-11 version 1.4.5

Cosmetic changes to UI. Added throbber and error messages when AJAX requests go
foul. Header on the left, sign-out on the right, as most people expect it.
Client name is no longer a link to the site, site link shown separately.


2010-11-10 version 1.4.4

Added a practice server. You can use it to test your OAuth 2.0 client library.
To fire up the practice server: oauth2-server practice

Bumped up dependencies on Rack 1.1 or later, Sinatra 1.1 or later.


2010-11-09 version 1.4.3

Renamed Rack::OAuth2::Server::Admin to just Rack::OAuth2::Admin.

Checked in config.ru, I use this for testing the Web console.


2010-11-09 version 1.4.2

Fix to commend line tool to properly do authentication.

Added Sinatra as dependency.


2010-11-09 version 1.4.1

Fix to command line tool when accessing MongoDB with username/password.


2010-11-09 version 1.4.0

If authorization handle is passed as request parameter (the recommended way),
then you can call oauth.grant! with a single argument and oauth.deny! with no
arguments.

You can now call oauth.deny! at any point during the authorization flow, e.g.
automatically deny all requests based on scope and client.

To deny access, return status code 403 (was, incorrectly 401). Or just use
oauth.deny!.

Web console gets template_url setting you can use to map access token identity
into a URL in your application. The substitution variable is "{id}".

Added error page when authorization attempt fails (instead of endless
redirect).

Fixed mounting of Web console on Rails. If it failed you before, try again.

Fixed documentation for configuration under Rails, clarify that all the
interesting stuff happens in after_initialize.

Fixed error responses for response_type=token to use fragment identifier.


2010-11-08 version 1.3.1

Added command line tool, helps you get started and setup:
  $ oauth2-server setup --db my_db

Added a touch of color to the UI and ability to delete a client.

You can not sign out of the Web console.


2010-11-07 version 1.3.0

Added OAuth authorization console.

Added param_authentication option: turn this on if you need to support
oauth_token query parameter or form field. Disabled by default.

Added host option: only check requests sent to that host (e.g. only check
requests to api.example.com).

Added path option: only check requests under this path (e.g. only check
requests for /api/...).


2010-11-03 version 1.2.2

Store ObjectId references in database.


2010-11-03 version 1.2.1

Make sure order of scope no longer important for access token lookup.


2010-11-02 version 1.2.0

You can now redirect to /oauth/authorize with authorization query parameter and
it will do the right thing.


2010-11-02 version 1.1.1

Fixed missing rails/init.rb.


2010-11-02 version 1.1.0

Renamed oauth.resource as oauth.identity to remove confusion, besides, it's
more often identity than anything else.

Added automagic loading under Rails, no need to require special path.

Added Rack::OAuth2::Server::Options class, easier to user than Hash.

Added indexes for speedier queries.


2010-11-02 version 1.0.0

World premiere.