All OAuth2 access token request body parameters should be URL-encoded#22
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All OAuth2 access token request body parameters should be URL-encoded#22zachelrath wants to merge 1 commit intoMrSwitch:masterfrom
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This is going to take a little while to go through and test it isn't breaking for some services supported by hellojs |
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According to the OAuth 2 spec, section 4.1.3, parameters sent in the Access Token Request body should be URL encoded. Currently the logic in node-oauth-shim is explicitly not encoding parameter values except for
redirect_uri, which causes problems when parameters such asclient_idorclient_secretcontain characters that must be URL encoded, and which target token endpoints are expecting to receive URL-encoded.