Bug: Custom Claims fail to propagate #54
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- Create a custom user type in order to add new claims; it is in the test package space in order to be external to mimic how users would need to do this - Add a test to the session using the custom user type and check for the new claim NOTE: This presently fails.
fredlb
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Mar 18, 2025
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| func (ctu *CustomTestUser) Claim(scope []string, claims *mockoidc.IDTokenClaims) (jwt.Claims, error) { |
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Claims not Claim, and then this works :)
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@fredlb thanks - I applied the change and confirm it that the tests now pass
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NOTE: This presently fails as noted in #53
NOTE: Made this a draft PR since the code currently fails a
go test ./...run due to the changes.