change(jwt-auth): when algorithm is not RS256 or ES256, require the user to fill in secret
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| if conf.algorithm ~= "RS256" and conf.algorithm ~= "ES256" and not conf.secret then | ||
| conf.secret = ngx_encode_base64(resty_random.bytes(32, true)) | ||
| if (conf.algorithm == "HS256" or conf.algorithm == "HS512") and not conf.secret then |
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Adjust to be consistent with the document
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| if not ok then | ||
| ngx.say(err) | ||
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| ngx.say("done") | ||
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Just a suggestion: using assert is enough.
assert(ok, "HS256 but secret is not required")
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@bzp2010 This is not very common. I usually refer to https://github.com/TrigenSoftware/simple-release/blob/main/GUIDE.md Since this feature did not exist before, it should be |
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Description
This PR is a part of #12603 and is separated out due to breaking changes.
Currently, the jwt-auth plugin generates a random value for
conf.secretin thecheck_schemafunction whenconf.algorithm ~= "RS256" and conf.algorithm ~= "ES256" and not conf.secret.Modifying the user-provided configuration can easily lead to user
confusion, which is clearly not best practice.
This also affects the diff logic in the adc that the apisix ingress
controller depends on.
I believe this generation behavior should be removed. To solve this problem, This PR removed the corresponding code and
instead return an error message, requiring users to fill in the
corresponding configuration themselves.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #
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