- Remove Faraday version check - all versions of Discourse now have Faraday 1.0
- Remove custom button CSS. Core now takes care of styling login buttons
- Remove deprecated `message` parameter from auth_provider registration
If specified, the oauth2_authorize_signup_url will be used when the user starts the auth flow via the 'sign up' buttons in the UI. If not specified, the regular authorize_url continues to be used.
This is achieved by surrounding a key with double quotes, or by escaping
the dot character with a backslash.
For example, given the JSON
```
{ "www.example.com/uid": "myuid" }
```
Previously, there was no way to access this value. The dots would make
the parser try to access `json["www"]["example"]["com/uid"]`.
Now, this value can be accessed by using a `oauth2_json_user_id_path` like:
```
www\.example\.com/uid
```
or alternatively:
```
"www.example.com/uid"
```
By default we include both authentication data in both the Authorization header, and in the request body. This provides maximum compatibility, although is technically a breach of the OAuth2 specification. This commit introduces a new site setting `oauth2_send_auth_body`, which allows the behavior to be controlled.
This makes use of Faraday middleware to log precise details about all requests made by the OAuth2 gem. This should make it easier to debug configuration issues
The old storage mechanism had no unique index on the user_id, so it is possible to have bad data. In this case, take the first value, and ignore the rest.
This brings the plugin in-line with recent core improvements. Advantages include
- Account-linking logic and storage is shared between all authentication providers
- Optionally, users can be allowed to disconnect/reconnect their accounts
- The 'last used' date of an association is recorded
- Association metadata is recorded in the database for use in data explorer and other plugins
Data migration will be performed automatically, and all existing functionality is maintained.
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