Add login hint support for GitHub browser-based OAuth authentication #1137
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Add the ability to include extra query parameters in the authorization code grant request. This allows consumers of the OAuth2Client to customise the login experience that may include vendor specific args.
If a username is specified in the remote URL then include this as a login hint when performing OAuth authentication for GitHub.
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Add a unit test to ensure that we do not allow overriding or replacing standard OAuth2 query parameters.
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If a username is specified in the remote URL then include this as a login hint when performing OAuth authentication for GitHub. This can help users of multiple accounts select the correct account before the OAuth flow completes and returns a token for the wrong account.
GitHub shows this nice prompt when a login hint is provided that does not match the currently logged-in user:
At the same time, if there is no logged-in user, then the login page's username box is already filled in:
The login hint is specified to GitHub via the extra
loginquery parameter to the authorization endpoint.