Send audience as a single string in the JWT #4111
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is there a test supporting this change somewhere? also do you have a corresponding docs PR for this behavior? Thanks :) |
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thx @acroca - mind fixing the linter issues? |
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Some IdPs don't support array of audiences even though the JWT spec says it's valid.
Since both approaches are valid, sending a single string would support those IdPs too.