Flask-pyoidc

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2.2.0

Not secure
News
* Allow the redirect_uri endpoint to be configured. (57) Thanks to rgmz.

2.1.0

Not secure
News
* Allow the user session lifetime to be configured via Flask. (35)
* Add support for implicit/hybrid flow. (47)

Fixes
* Store the signed ID Token JWT in the user session to allow it to be forwarded in logout requests. (32)
* Log error on unexpected 'state' returned to 'post_logout_redirect_uri'. (33)
* Store ID Token claim 'auth_time' in user session if it's set. (34)
* Add documentation for specifying auth request parameters. (39)
* Don't throw exception on missing attributes in user session. (53)
* Handle no token response after authentication response. (54)

2.0.0

Not secure
News
* Major API refactor for improved clearer configuration. (30)
* Add init_app to allow later init of Flask app. (28)
* Add support multiple providers being used in the same app. (31)

1.3.0

Not secure
Fixes
* Simplified internal session management implementation.
* Reformatted code.
* Clean up of tests.

1.2.0

Not secure
News
* Support for "silent authentication", thanks to gdestuynder and andrewkrug.

Fixes
* Added logging.
* Upgraded pyoidc dependency.

1.1.0

Not secure
News
- Allow to specify an "error view" for presenting authentication errors to the user.
- Improve support for using OAuth authorization servers (no longer assumes the provider issues ID Tokens or a userinfo response).
- Add examples and better documentation to the README.
- Add test support for Python 3.6.

Fixes
- Handle OAuth errors in the authentication or token response.
- Fix Codecov integration.

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