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In `@backend/internal/oauth/oauth2/revocation/store_test.go`:
- Line 326: Update the duplicate-selection logic before the bulk upsert to rank
terminal revocations above boundary revocations, and select the latest RevokedAt
when both duplicates are boundary reasons, regardless of input order. Preserve
the selected strongest record and add reverse-order test coverage for these
cases.
In `@backend/internal/oauth/oauth2/revocation/store.go`:
- Around line 177-178: Update the revocation criteria batch-write flow around
DBClient.ExecuteContext so all chunks exceeding the 500-item threshold execute
atomically when no runtime-persistent transaction exists. Start one transaction
before chunk processing, execute every chunk through it, commit only after all
succeed, and roll back on any error; preserve existing transaction reuse when
one is already available.
In `@backend/internal/role/admin_provider.go`:
- Around line 39-71: Document the administration-flow and scoped-revocation
behavior associated with AdminProviderInterface, covering role assignment
removal, role deletion, permission changes, group deletion, and membership
removal, including entity-scoped versus deployment-wide effects. Add the
oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria configuration reference with its limit
semantics and operational impact, updating the relevant guides and configuration
documentation.
In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go`:
- Line 322: Change the MaxCriteria yaml and json tags from max_criteria to
maxCriteria, and update the corresponding default configuration and bootstrap
entries to use maxCriteria consistently.
In `@frontend/packages/configure-groups/src/api/useRemoveGroupMembers.ts`:
- Around line 46-47: Replace the per-member loop in removeGroupMemberViaFlow
with a single flow call that receives the complete member list and validates all
removals before committing; update
frontend/packages/configure-groups/src/api/useRemoveGroupMembers.ts lines 46-47
accordingly. Apply the same change to removeRoleAssignmentViaFlow in
frontend/packages/configure-roles/src/api/useRemoveRoleAssignments.ts lines
43-44, passing the complete assignment list in one atomic request.
In `@frontend/packages/configure-roles/src/api/useUpdateRole.ts`:
- Line 56: Update the role-edit flow around updateRolePermissionsViaFlow so
permission changes and the subsequent role PUT are executed together atomically
within the administration flow. Ensure any validation or request failure rolls
back the entire role update, or replace it with a server operation that persists
role fields and revocation criteria transactionally.
In `@frontend/packages/utils/src/flow/administrationFlow.ts`:
- Around line 204-205: Update the permission-denied handling in the flow
administration logic so a 403 is not converted into the documented unset-handle
empty-string result. Ensure administrators authorized to perform the
corresponding mutation can read the flow configuration or flow list needed to
resolve the handle; otherwise fail closed rather than selecting the native
endpoint without revoking affected tokens.
In `@tests/integration/flow/execution/authorization_administration_flow_test.go`:
- Line 731: Update the anonymous-access test setup around createGroup to create
the group with testutils.Member{Id: ts.appID, Type: "app"}; after the anonymous
removal request, use testutils.GetGroupMembers(groupID) to assert that the app
membership remains, while retaining the existing authorization-status assertion.
In `@tests/integration/flow/execution/role_administration_flow_test.go`:
- Line 328: Replace the fixed time.Sleep delay in the token issuance flow with
bounded polling that repeatedly issues and introspects a token until
tokenIsActive succeeds, using the injected clock when supported. Preserve the
test’s timeout and failure behavior, and ensure the resulting laterToken is
issued after the revocation cutoff.
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| assert.NoError(suite.T(), err) | ||
| assert.Len(suite.T(), args, criteriaInsertColumns, | ||
| "one repeated criterion must collapse to a single row") | ||
| assert.Equal(suite.T(), "row-2", args[0], "the later occurrence must be the one that is kept") |
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Reachability: Internal
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CWE: CWE-863 — Incorrect Authorization
Select the strongest duplicate before the bulk upsert. The batch currently keeps the last occurrence, so reverse-ordered duplicates can discard a later boundary cutoff or a terminal revocation. Keep terminal reasons over boundary reasons, and keep the latest RevokedAt for boundary duplicates. Add reverse-order tests.
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In `@backend/internal/oauth/oauth2/revocation/store_test.go` at line 326, Update
the duplicate-selection logic before the bulk upsert to rank terminal
revocations above boundary revocations, and select the latest RevokedAt when
both duplicates are boundary reasons, regardless of input order. Preserve the
selected strongest record and add reverse-order test coverage for these cases.
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| if _, err := dbClient.ExecuteContext(ctx, query, args...); err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("error inserting revocation criteria: %w", err) |
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Make chunked batch writes atomic.
When more than 500 unique criteria are provided without an existing runtime-persistent transaction, DBClient.ExecuteContext executes each chunk through *sql.DB.ExecContext. If a later chunk fails, earlier chunks remain committed while the caller receives an error.
Wrap all chunk writes in one transaction, or provide equivalent rollback behavior.
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In `@backend/internal/oauth/oauth2/revocation/store.go` around lines 177 - 178,
Update the revocation criteria batch-write flow around DBClient.ExecuteContext
so all chunks exceeding the 500-item threshold execute atomically when no
runtime-persistent transaction exists. Start one transaction before chunk
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| type AdminProviderInterface interface { | ||
| // ValidateRemoveRoleAssignment reports whether the assignment may be removed, and returns what a | ||
| // revocation against it needs. It changes no state. | ||
| ValidateRemoveRoleAssignment(ctx context.Context, roleID, assigneeID string) ( | ||
| *revocation.ScopeRevocationTarget, *tidcommon.ServiceError) | ||
| // RemoveRoleAssignment unassigns the role from the assignee. | ||
| RemoveRoleAssignment(ctx context.Context, roleID, assigneeID string) *tidcommon.ServiceError | ||
| // ValidateRoleScopeChange reports whether the role may be changed in a way that takes scopes away | ||
| // from everyone holding it, and returns what a revocation against it needs. It changes no state. | ||
| // | ||
| // One validation serves both the deletion and the permission edit. They refuse the same roles, and | ||
| // both revoke every scope the role grants today rather than the delta, so the target is the same | ||
| // either way. | ||
| ValidateRoleScopeChange(ctx context.Context, roleID string) ( | ||
| *revocation.ScopeRevocationTarget, *tidcommon.ServiceError) | ||
| // DeleteRole deletes the role, which unassigns it from everyone holding it. | ||
| DeleteRole(ctx context.Context, roleID string) *tidcommon.ServiceError | ||
| // UpdateRolePermissions replaces the permissions the role grants, leaving its other attributes as | ||
| // they are. A caller that names no permissions leaves the role granting nothing. | ||
| UpdateRolePermissions(ctx context.Context, roleID string, | ||
| permissions []revocation.RolePermissions) *tidcommon.ServiceError | ||
| // ValidateGroupMembershipChange reports whether the membership change may be made, and returns what | ||
| // a revocation against it needs. It changes no state. | ||
| // | ||
| // An empty memberID means the group itself is going away, so every transitive member loses the path | ||
| // through it. A named member means only that member does. | ||
| ValidateGroupMembershipChange(ctx context.Context, groupID, memberID string) ( | ||
| *revocation.ScopeRevocationTarget, *tidcommon.ServiceError) | ||
| // DeleteGroup deletes the group, which detaches its members and its own memberships. | ||
| DeleteGroup(ctx context.Context, groupID string) *tidcommon.ServiceError | ||
| // RemoveGroupMember removes one member from the group. The member's type is resolved by the | ||
| // implementation, so a caller names a principal rather than a principal and its kind. | ||
| RemoveGroupMember(ctx context.Context, groupID, memberID string) *tidcommon.ServiceError |
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Add documentation for the administration-flow and scoped-revocation changes.
This PR changes user-facing authorization behavior and adds oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria, but no file under docs/ is changed. Repository guidance requires corresponding documentation for these changes.
Missing documentation:
- Role assignment removal, role deletion, role permission changes, group deletion, and group membership removal.
- Entity-scoped and deployment-wide scope revocation behavior.
oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria, including its limit semantics and operational effect.
Update the relevant guides under docs/content/guides/ and the applicable configuration reference.
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In `@backend/internal/role/admin_provider.go` around lines 39 - 71, Document the
administration-flow and scoped-revocation behavior associated with
AdminProviderInterface, covering role assignment removal, role deletion,
permission changes, group deletion, and membership removal, including
entity-scoped versus deployment-wide effects. Add the
oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria configuration reference with its limit
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| for (const member of members) { | ||
| ranViaFlow = await removeGroupMemberViaFlow(http as unknown as HttpLike, serverUrl, groupId, member.id); |
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Preserve atomic batch administration changes.
Both mutations replace one atomic batch request with sequential flow executions. If a later execution fails, earlier changes remain committed while the batch reports failure.
frontend/packages/configure-groups/src/api/useRemoveGroupMembers.ts#L46-L47: send the complete member list to one flow that validates all removals before committing.frontend/packages/configure-roles/src/api/useRemoveRoleAssignments.ts#L43-L44: send the complete assignment list to one flow that validates all removals before committing.
Based on learnings: “Validate ALL items first, and only if all pass, apply the writes.”
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In `@frontend/packages/configure-groups/src/api/useRemoveGroupMembers.ts` around
lines 46 - 47, Replace the per-member loop in removeGroupMemberViaFlow with a
single flow call that receives the complete member list and validates all
removals before committing; update
frontend/packages/configure-groups/src/api/useRemoveGroupMembers.ts lines 46-47
accordingly. Apply the same change to removeRoleAssignmentViaFlow in
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| // replaced and the lost scopes revoked, so the edit is half applied. That is the safe half to | ||
| // land first: the revocation matches the permissions that were written, and re-submitting the | ||
| // edit is idempotent. | ||
| await updateRolePermissionsViaFlow(http as unknown as HttpLike, serverUrl, roleId, data.permissions); |
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Apply the role edit atomically.
The flow replaces permissions before the subsequent PUT. If the PUT fails because another role field is invalid or the request encounters an error, the permissions remain changed while the mutation reports failure.
Move the complete role update into the administration flow. Alternatively, add a server operation that updates the role and records revocation criteria in one transaction.
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In `@frontend/packages/configure-roles/src/api/useUpdateRole.ts` at line 56,
Update the role-edit flow around updateRolePermissionsViaFlow so permission
changes and the subsequent role PUT are executed together atomically within the
administration flow. Ensure any validation or request failure rolls back the
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-863 — Incorrect Authorization
Do not map a 403 to the documented unset-handle opt-out.
A 403 does not show that the handle is unset. A scoped group administrator can perform the mutation while lacking permission to read the configured flow. Returning an empty handle then selects the native endpoint without revoking affected tokens.
Expose flow configuration and flow-list reads to administrators who can perform the corresponding mutations, or fail closed for this case.
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| // The PermissionValidator node is the only thing standing between an anonymous caller and a privileged | ||
| // change, so it must refuse one on every flow this suite covers. | ||
| func (ts *AuthorizationAdministrationFlowTestSuite) TestFlows_RejectAnonymousCallers() { | ||
| groupID := ts.createGroup("Authz Flow Protected Group") |
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Use a valid membership in the anonymous-access test.
The test creates an empty group, then requests removal of ts.appID. A membership-validation failure can therefore satisfy the existing flowStatus != "COMPLETE" assertion without exercising the authorization check.
createGroup accepts variadic testutils.Member values, and testutils.Member{Id: ts.appID, Type: "app"} is valid. Create the group with that member and assert through testutils.GetGroupMembers(groupID) that the member remains after the anonymous request.
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- groupID := ts.createGroup("Authz Flow Protected Group")
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In `@tests/integration/flow/execution/authorization_administration_flow_test.go`
at line 731, Update the anonymous-access test setup around createGroup to create
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| // the comparison is "at or before". A token minted in the same second as the revocation is | ||
| // therefore denied, which errs toward over-revocation and is the safe direction. Wait past the | ||
| // boundary so this asserts the regrant rather than that rounding. | ||
| time.Sleep(1100 * time.Millisecond) |
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🔴 Intermittent test failure: replace the fixed timestamp delay.
time.Sleep(1100 * time.Millisecond) is followed by token issuance and tokenIsActive. This is a time-dependent assertion covered by the test guidance. The delay compensates for second-granularity iat values and a sub-second revocation cutoff. A wall-clock adjustment can leave laterToken at or before the cutoff and fail the assertion.
Replace the fixed sleep with bounded polling that issues and introspects tokens until one becomes active. Use an injected clock if the integration environment supports one.
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328, Replace the fixed time.Sleep delay in the token issuance flow with bounded
polling that repeatedly issues and introspects a token until tokenIsActive
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go`:
- Line 325: Update the deployment configuration documentation for
oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria with its built-in default, limit
semantics, and rejection behavior. Update the configuration reference for
applicationDeletionFlow, groupDeletionFlow, secretRegenerationFlow,
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| // A non-positive value keeps the built-in default rather than lifting the ceiling, so a deployment | ||
| // cannot configure the cap away by accident. | ||
| MaxCriteria int `yaml:"max_criteria" json:"max_criteria"` |
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This PR adds a configuration option and changes user-facing Console administration behavior without corresponding updates under docs/.
Missing documentation:
backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go#L325-L325: Updatedocs/content/deployment/configuration.mdxforoauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria, including its built-in default, limit semantics, and rejection behavior.backend/internal/flow/config/config.go,backend/cmd/server/bootstrap/02-server-configurations.yaml, andfrontend/packages/utils/src/flow/administrationFlow.ts: Update the configuration reference forapplicationDeletionFlow,groupDeletionFlow,secretRegenerationFlow,groupMembershipRemovalFlow,roleAssignmentRemovalFlow,roleDeletionFlow,rolePermissionRemovalFlow,scopeDeletionFlow, anduserDeletionFlow.frontend/apps/console/src/features/applications/utils/applicationAdministrationFlow.ts,frontend/packages/configure-groups/,frontend/packages/configure-roles/,frontend/packages/configure-resource-servers/, andfrontend/packages/configure-users/: Update the relevant guides underdocs/content/guides/to describe the affected Console operations, revocation before the native operation, native fallback when no flow is configured, and the behavior of a configured flow that cannot be resolved.
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go` at line 325, Update the
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oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria with its built-in default, limit
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applicationDeletionFlow, groupDeletionFlow, secretRegenerationFlow,
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Removing a role assignment, a group membership or a scope changes what the next token carries and nothing about the tokens already issued. Close that gap by carrying each of those changes out through an ADMINISTRATION flow, so the revocation and the change run as one orchestrated sequence, the shape application deletion already uses. Add two revocation dimensions for it. A token carries only sub, aud and scope: never a role id, a group id or a catalogue key. entity.scope denies one scope for one principal on one resource server; scope denies one scope for every principal, for when the scope itself stops existing. Both are written and read through one pair of helpers in the shared revocation package, so the write path, the deny-list SQL and the Resource Server cache cannot disagree about what a row means. Key both by the audience as well as the scope. A permission string is unique only within its resource server: derivePermission builds a root resource's permission from its handle alone, and ROLE_PERMISSION carries the resource server in its primary key for the same reason. Two servers can each define "license" and they are different scopes. Issuance binds a token to exactly one resource server, so the pairing is always well defined, and a token with no audience carries no permission scopes and contributes no scope criteria. Read that audience from access_token_aud on a refresh token, whose own aud is the issuer; without it refresh tokens would escape scope revocation entirely. Digest the parts rather than storing them. CRITERION_VALUE is VARCHAR(255) while an identifier is VARCHAR(2048) and a permission VARCHAR(1000); the triple does not fit and the column cannot be widened to their full range without exceeding the btree key limit on the lookup it backs. Every match here is an equality test, so a SHA-256 digest loses nothing. Each part is length-prefixed before hashing, so two different triples cannot render alike whatever they contain. Revoke the whole path being cut rather than the exact delta. Computing what the principal still holds afterwards would mean resolving a hypothetical state, and a resolver disagreement there under-revokes, which is the unsafe failure. The cost is one forced refresh for a principal who keeps a scope by another route, and the boundary cutoff makes that self-healing. A group assignee expands to its transitive members, because the group holds no tokens and its members do. Close the window between the revocation and the action with a re-stamp node. The cutoff is stamped before the action, which is the ordering that keeps a failed action safe, but the grant is still held until the action commits, so a token minted in between has an iat past the cutoff. Rewriting the same criteria afterwards advances it. The write is the same idempotent upsert and only ever moves a boundary row forward, so the two writes collapse to one row. Add that node to client secret regeneration too, which carries the identical gap and is the sharper case: a secret is rotated because it may have leaked, so the party best placed to race the window is the party the rotation is defending against. Resolve the assignee type in the provider rather than taking it as a flow input. Assignment validation requires it, and a caller names a principal, not a principal and a restatement of what kind of thing it is; a mismatched pair would be refused for a reason the operator could do nothing about. Carry the service's own refusal out of the acting node, as the preparatory nodes already do: an unknown assignee and an assignment that was never there need different things from the operator, and one generic code reports the wrong reason for all but one of them. Refuse a change that would revoke without changing anything. Removing an assignment the principal never held, or a member the group never had, is a silent no-op in the store, so validating only the ids would deny that principal every scope the path conveys, change nothing, report success, and leave nothing to restore those tokens. Read the audience in both of its encodings. RFC 7519 allows aud as a string or an array, and issuance emits the array for more than one audience; reading only the string form left such a token with no audience, and an empty audience drops the scope dimensions silently rather than failing closed. Let a boundary cutoff move only forward. Two flows touching one key can commit out of order, and letting the earlier cutoff win would un-revoke everything established between the two. Write a plan's deny-list rows in one round trip rather than one call per criterion. An administrative change can carry up to oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria of them, and the plan already accepts that many because the flow context that carries it, not the deny-list table, is the real bound on how large one change can be. A round trip per row was the cost that made that ceiling a latency concern rather than only a size one. RevokeCriteriaBatch validates every entry before writing any, for the same reason the preparatory node refuses a change before writing anything: a batch that failed partway through would leave some principals revoked and others not, with no record of where it stopped. The store batches the writes into as few INSERT ... VALUES ... ON CONFLICT statements as the row count needs, chunked under Postgres's parameter ceiling, with the same terminal-wins and cutoff-only-advances rules a single row gets. A repeated (type, value) pair within one call keeps only its last occurrence, since one statement cannot affect the same conflict target twice. RevokeByCriteria keeps its own name and shape for every existing caller — the refresh grant, the RFC 7009 endpoint, the authorization service, session sign-out — untouched. Only the flow executor that can produce many criteria in one call moves to the batched form. Route the console's existing administration-flow callers through the shared helper rather than leaving three copies of the same plumbing. Application deletion, secret regeneration and user deletion each carried their own handle resolution, flow lookup and execution; they now share one implementation, which is what makes a fix to any of it reach all of them. User deletion keeps its own orchestration on top of those shared pieces. It falls back to the native endpoint when a configured handle names a flow that no longer exists, where the authorization flows refuse. That predates them, so it stays as it is rather than changing as a side effect of sharing the plumbing. Cover the providers with unit tests and drive the shipped flows end to end against a machine client holding the role. A client credentials token is the cheapest principal that can carry a role's scopes with no login flow in the way, so the suites can assert what the flows exist for: the token minted before the change stops being accepted, and the change itself took effect. Signed-off-by: Indeewai Wijesiri <indeewari@wso2.com>
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Purpose
Removing a role assignment, deleting a role or group, changing what a role grants, or retiring a scope
all change what the next token carries and nothing about the tokens already issued. Until those
tokens expire, the principal keeps exercising access the change was meant to withdraw.
This adds two revocation dimensions for that gap and carries each of those changes out through an
ADMINISTRATION flow, so the revocation and the change run as one orchestrated sequence, the shape
application deletion already uses.
A token carries only
sub,audandscope: never a role id, a group id or a catalogue key. So thedimensions are keyed on what a token actually holds:
entity.scopedenies one scope for one principal on one resource serverscopedenies one scope for every principal, for when the scope itself stops existingBoth are keyed by audience as well as scope, because a permission string is unique only within its
resource server: two servers can each define
licenseand they are different scopes.Six new flows, each following the configured-and-present rule the other administration handles do:
role assignment removal, role deletion, role permission change, group deletion, group membership
removal, and scope deletion. The client secret regeneration flow gains the same re-stamp node, which
it needed for the same reason.
Approach
One shape, six flows. Every flow is
start → permission_validator → pre_<action> → revoke_scopes → <action> → restamp_revocation → end. Only nodes 3 and 5 vary. Node 3 is the only one that readscaller input; node 5 reads only the trusted plan, so a caller cannot point the action at a different
target than the one that was revoked for.
Revoke the whole path being cut, not the exact delta. Computing what the principal still holds
afterwards would mean resolving a hypothetical post-change state, and a resolver disagreement there
under-revokes, which is the unsafe failure. The cost is one forced refresh for a principal who keeps a
scope by another route, and the boundary cutoff makes that self-healing.
Close the window with a re-stamp node. The cutoff is stamped before the action, which is the
ordering that keeps a failed action safe, but the grant is still held until the action commits, so a
token minted in between has an
iatpast the cutoff. Rewriting the same criteria afterwards advancesit. The write is the same idempotent upsert and only ever moves a boundary row forward, so the two
writes collapse to one row.
Digest the parts rather than storing them.
CRITERION_VALUEisVARCHAR(255)while an identifieris
VARCHAR(2048)and a permissionVARCHAR(1000); the triple does not fit and the column cannot bewidened without exceeding the btree key limit on the lookup it backs. Every match here is an equality
test, so a SHA-256 digest loses nothing. Each part is length-prefixed before hashing so two different
triples cannot render alike, which a plain join would not guarantee: a resource server identifier has
no character allowlist, so
("a|b", "c")and("a", "b|c")would otherwise collide.Refuse a change that would revoke without changing anything. Removing an assignment the principal
never held, or a member the group never had, is a silent no-op in the store, so validating only the
ids would deny that principal every scope the path conveys, change nothing, report success, and leave
nothing to restore those tokens.
Cap the fan-out. Principals × scopes above
oauth.revocation.criteria.max_criteria(10,000 bydefault) refuses the whole change before writing anything. A half-written plan leaves some principals
revoked and others not, with no record of where it stopped.
Write the plan's rows in one round trip. A change can carry up to
max_criteriarows, so thecriteria node batches them into as few
INSERT ... VALUES ... ON CONFLICTstatements as the row countneeds rather than paying a round trip per row. Every entry is validated before any row is written, and
a repeated
(type, value)within one call keeps only its last occurrence, since one statement cannotaffect the same conflict target twice.
RevokeByCriteriais unchanged for every existing caller — therefresh grant, the RFC 7009 endpoint, the authorization service and session sign-out.
Scope and limits worth stating
DELETE /roles/{id}and the other native endpoints are unchanged and still revokenothing. This is defence in depth for console operators, not an API-level guarantee.
offline_access,mobile, machine or agent client with no session to fall back on, it is a full re-authentication.
sub. The dimension keys on the token'ssub. An application thatconfigures
subjectAttribute(API/declarative only, no console exposure) issues tokens whosesubis a mapped attribute rather than the entity id, and those tokens will not match. This is inherited
from the existing
subjectdimension behind user deletion and session revocation rather thanintroduced here, and is tracked separately.
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