Fix: Default error_scenario.enabled to true when configured #14
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External tests failed to trigger OAuth error scenarios because the
enabledfield defaulted tofalseand wasn't documented. Users configured error scenarios without knowing to set"enabled": true, causing scenarios to be stored but never activated.Changes
Config Handler (
internal/handlers/config.go)ErrorScenario.Enabledfromboolto*boolto distinguish unset (nil) from explicit falsetruewhen nil, allowing{"endpoint": "authorize", "error": "unauthorized_client"}to work immediatelyDocumentation (
README.md)enabledfield is optional and defaults totrueTests (
internal/handlers/config_test.go)Example
Before (broken):
{ "error_scenario": { "endpoint": "authorize", "error": "unauthorized_client" } }Error stored but never triggers (enabled defaults to false).
After (fixed):
{ "error_scenario": { "endpoint": "authorize", "error": "unauthorized_client" } }Works immediately. Set
"enabled": falseto explicitly disable.Impact
Fixes all 5 previously-failing error scenarios:
unauthorized_client,invalid_scope,temporarily_unavailable,invalid_request,unsupported_response_type. Backward compatible with existing configs.Original prompt
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