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I think that the /oauth/revoke endpoint documentation could be improved. I have found that:
if the client is not public, then one MUST use the client ID and secret. It seems the oauth2 authentication mentioned there is an option at all.
if the client is public, then it is an opposite - since there is no password, then basic authentication is not an option. But then it seems that the client MUST send "cliend_id" form field or it will fail
By the way, I have tested all this with JWT token, not the opaque one. Maybe the behavior is even more complex.
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I think that the /oauth/revoke endpoint documentation could be improved. I have found that:
By the way, I have tested all this with JWT token, not the opaque one. Maybe the behavior is even more complex.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: