Fix to encode/decode credential id as base64url #631
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The decoding method in the Credential class was updated to use 'decodeNoPadding' from Base64UrlSafe. This change improves efficiency and matches the desired coding style.
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Target branch: 4.9.x
Resolves issue #
Previously, the
idof the PublicKeyCredential obtained by the PublicKeyCredentialDenormalizer was a raw base64url encoded string sent by the browser. However, with change #589, it is now converted to a base64-encoded string. This pull request reverts this behavior back to the previous one.Also, I think it is correct to decode if only
$idis passed when creating an instance, so I fixed this as well.