Fixes the login_hint and domain_hint challenge #812
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Fixes the login_hint and domain_hint challenge.
This is a complement to the fix done in #798, which was not sufficient
The issue was:
MicrosoftIdentityConsentAndConditionalAccessHandler.ChallengeUser
was now callingAccountController.Challenge
with thelogin_hint
anddomain_hint
parameters names (that is the OIDC parameter names), whereas the name of the method parameters areloginHint
anddomainHint
. Added 2 new constants inConstants
for these two method parameters names.AccountController.Challenge
method was sending thelogin_hint
anddomaint_hint
to the STS as properties whereas they should be parameters (this is a very subtle behavior of the OpenIdConnectMessage)Tested on Caleb's application. The user is no longer requested to sign-in.
We probably need to check on the tests samples, but this should really improve the SSO experience