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Describe the bug
When using Boundary Desktop with a oidc auth method if you delete the oidc session token or let it expire it drops you into a 403 permission page. If a user click the dropdown and deauthenticates it gives you an option to reauth but I have clicked the disconnect button most of the time forcing me to readd boundary server and then reauth. Ideally when the token expires it should just drop you into that login page without user interaction.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Using a bounday oauth method login to boundary desktop
let the session expire or delete session in oidc provider
Boundary Desktop shows permission page
Expected behavior
Ideally when the token expires it should just drop you into that login page without user interaction.
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Describe the bug
When using Boundary Desktop with a oidc auth method if you delete the oidc session token or let it expire it drops you into a 403 permission page. If a user click the dropdown and deauthenticates it gives you an option to reauth but I have clicked the disconnect button most of the time forcing me to readd boundary server and then reauth. Ideally when the token expires it should just drop you into that login page without user interaction.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Ideally when the token expires it should just drop you into that login page without user interaction.
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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