ext_provider claim not present in some cases
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There are instances where the
The
So, for example:
- I click the "Sign In" button on my website
- I'm directed to Kinde.
- I choose to login with Facebook.
- I'm successfully logged in, and
- If, however, I clear my cookies on my site, my user would appear as not logged in.
- I would then click the "Sign In" button on my website
- I would be directed to Kinde and Kinde would see I was logged in (because Kinde's cookies still exist)
- I would be redirected to my site and successfully logged in, however this time there is no
This is a problem because I need to know who authenticated the user (Google, Facebook, etc.) so I can indicate what the user account type is in our system.
There are instances where the
ext_provider claim is not provided in the ID token.The
ext_provider claim isn't returned if the user had already signed in previously and is still considered logged in from Kinde's perspective. So, for example:
- I click the "Sign In" button on my website
- I'm directed to Kinde.
- I choose to login with Facebook.
- I'm successfully logged in, and
ext_provider claim is available in the ID Token.- If, however, I clear my cookies on my site, my user would appear as not logged in.
- I would then click the "Sign In" button on my website
- I would be directed to Kinde and Kinde would see I was logged in (because Kinde's cookies still exist)
- I would be redirected to my site and successfully logged in, however this time there is no
ext_provider claim. This is a problem because I need to know who authenticated the user (Google, Facebook, etc.) so I can indicate what the user account type is in our system.
