patch to fix Azure OAuth Code flow when using default (localhost) redirect URL#829
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hadley merged 4 commits intor-lib:mainfrom Feb 12, 2026
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patch to fix Azure OAuth Code flow when using default (localhost) redirect URL#829hadley merged 4 commits intor-lib:mainfrom
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@hadley Could you review this please? At the moment, in https://cran.r-project.org/package=azr, one needs to reimplement the generation of random port to do localhost re-direct for the oauth2 auth flow. |
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Ooooh, this explains some weirdness that I've seen too. Can you please also add a news bullet? |
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News bullet added. Many thanks |
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Thank you! |
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fixes #828
When
oauth_flow_auth_codeuses the default redirect URI fromoauth_redirect_uri()(and it returns "http://localhost/"), the subsequent call tonormalize_redirect_uri()adds a random port, creating a mismatch between the authorization and token requests.possible solution: use
redirect$uriin the second request as well.