Fix csrf_detect error with concurrent authorisations #88
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Fixes csrf_detected happening when more than one authorization is started in several tabs, which means the session's "omniauth.state" is overridden.
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This commit adds changes against version 1.1.2 from an upstream patch, see: omniauth#88; for more details. Signed-off-by: Krzysztof Wilczynski <kw@paperlesspost.com>
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Right now, if multiple authorisations are started in different tabs, only the latest will succeed since session's state is overridden each time an authorisation starts.
This fixes that issue by having multiple states within a session rather than just one.
Note: there could still be race conditions when the session information is store is a cookie and a second authorisation is started before the browser has stored the cookie from the first one.