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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 May 17:46
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Highlights

Bug fix — OIDC JWTs now authenticate on /v1/*. Previously the inbound auth chain held only the API-key and static-bearer authenticators; the OIDC validator was built but only wired into the portal browser-session flow. Any Authorization: Bearer <jwt> from the configured IdP was rejected with 401 {"error":"invalid credential"}, even when the JWT carried the correct issuer and audience. This was the only auth mode the config advertised as production-ready, so deployments with oidc.enabled: true, auth.allow_anonymous: false were effectively unable to authenticate API clients.

The chain is now ordered apikey → oidc → bearer:

  • A real JWT from the configured IdP authenticates as the JWT subject.
  • A foreign-issuer JWT 401s without falling through to the static bearer list.
  • A static dev bearer token still works — the OIDC adapter returns "no credential" for non-JWT bearers so the chain falls through.

Fixes #10. The OIDC validator is constructed once at startup and shared with the portal's BrowserAuth, so discovery + JWKS fetch only runs once.

Changelog

  • ea9ab96: server,auth/inbound: accept OIDC JWTs on /v1/* via inbound chain (#11, @cjimti)

Upgrade notes

No config changes required. Deployments already running with oidc.enabled: true will start accepting OIDC JWTs on /v1/* immediately after upgrade. Static bearer tokens, API keys, and portal session login continue to work unchanged.

Installation

Container

docker pull ghcr.io/plexara/api-test:v1.1.2

Binary (macOS / Linux)

curl -L -o api-test.tar.gz \
  https://github.com/plexara/api-test/releases/download/v1.1.2/api-test_1.1.2_$(uname -s | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')_$(uname -m | sed 's/x86_64/amd64/;s/aarch64/arm64/').tar.gz
tar -xzf api-test.tar.gz
./api-test --version

Documentation

Full docs at https://api-test.plexara.io.

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