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In using this locally, I was getting an error when parsing the JWT token's claims, there is binary data output at the start of the query string when using the callback URL/default audience of http://192.168.50.10:8082/kinksters_matching/introduction_received_followup?external_bearer_token.
If I set the audience to something like 1234 it works fine, as do other query callback URLs such as http://192.168.50.10:8082/kinksters_matching/introduction_retry_after_expiry?external_bearer_token. I thought perhaps there was a length limit, however this working URL/audience is longer than the one that is broken. It's also suspicious that the base64-encoded JWT payload consistently goes binary right at the ? in the query string.
I've poked around the sources a bit and haven't found anything relating to the construction of the audience that strikes out at me. However, I'm not really a Golang developer so my debugging is limited here.
Anyone seen something similar to this? Curious how it's very dependent on the URL provided.
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Thanks so much for this awesome library.
In using this locally, I was getting an error when parsing the JWT token's claims, there is binary data output at the start of the query string when using the callback URL/default audience of
http://192.168.50.10:8082/kinksters_matching/introduction_received_followup?external_bearer_token
.If I set the audience to something like
1234
it works fine, as do other query callback URLs such ashttp://192.168.50.10:8082/kinksters_matching/introduction_retry_after_expiry?external_bearer_token
. I thought perhaps there was a length limit, however this working URL/audience is longer than the one that is broken. It's also suspicious that the base64-encoded JWT payload consistently goes binary right at the?
in the query string.I've poked around the sources a bit and haven't found anything relating to the construction of the audience that strikes out at me. However, I'm not really a Golang developer so my debugging is limited here.
Anyone seen something similar to this? Curious how it's very dependent on the URL provided.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: