Allow RS512 as valid signing algorithm #2176
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…thms in the `DiscoveryEndpointResponse` class and the addition of "RS512" as a required algorithm in the `OidcConstants` class. A new test method has also been added to the `discovery_endpoint_response_should` class to test the validation of the `DiscoveryEndpointResponse` when one of the required signing algorithms is provided. 1. The `DiscoveryEndpointResponse` class in `DiscoveryEndpointResponse.cs` now uses the `ValidateOneOfRequiredValues` method instead of `ValidateRequiredValues` for `SigningAlgorithmsSupported`. This allows for the validation of multiple signing algorithms rather than just one. 2. The `OidcConstants` class in `OidcConstants.cs` has been updated to include "RS512" as a required algorithm, in addition to "RS256". This expands the list of required signing algorithms. 3. The `discovery_endpoint_response_should` class in `DiscoveryEndpointResponseTests.cs` has been updated with a new test method `be_valid_when_one_required_id_token_signing_alg_value_is_provided`. This method tests the validation of the `DiscoveryEndpointResponse` when one of the required signing algorithms is provided. It uses the `InlineData` attribute to test with both "RS256" and "RS512". The error message in the `validate` action has also been updated to reflect these changes.
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@dotnet-policy-service agree |
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I have added the possibility that the signature algorithms can be passed as parameters. |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
The current implementation of the OpenIdConnect health check requires that the server supports RS256 as a signing algorithm.
If the server only supports RS512, the health check will fail.
This PR extends the checking of permitted signature algorithms to include RS512 (others can be added to the constant).
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
#2175
Special notes for your reviewer:
The test be_healthy_if_idsvr_is_available fails in my setup - i guess it needs a running OIDC Server?
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?:
No
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