* added column ApiKey to dbo.User
* added dbo.User.ApiKey to User_Update
* added dbo.User.ApiKey to User_Create
* wrote migration script for implementing dbo.User.ApiKey
* Added ApiKey prop to the User table model
* Created AccountsController method for getting a user's API Key
* Created AccountsController method for rotating a user API key
* Added support to ApiClient for passed-through ClientSecrets when the request comes from the cli
* Added a new conditional to ClientStore to account for user API keys
* Wrote unit tests for new user API Key methods
* Added a refresh of dbo.UserView to new migration script for ApiKey
* Let client_credentials grants into the custom token logic
* Cleanup for ApiKey auth in the CLI feature
* Created user API key on registration
* Removed uneeded code for user API keys
* Changed a .Contains() to a .StartsWith() in ClientStore
* Changed index that an array is searched on
* Added more claims to the user apikey clients
* Moved some claim finding logic to a helper method
* [enum] Add Yandex to global equivalent domains list
Exhaustive list of Yandex domain names obtained by contacting their support.
* [Dictionary] Add Yandex to global equivalent domains list
Exhaustive list of Yandex domain names obtained by contacting their support.
After further research, amazon.co.nz has never been more than a redirect (in order: to amazon.com, amazon.co.uk then back to amazon.com). See PR for more information.
* Expanded the Plan model to make plan & product data a bit more dynamic
* Created a Product enum to track versioned instances of the same plan
* Created and API call and Response model for getting plan & product data from the server
* Sso user table, model and repo stubbed out
* switch to nullable org id, bigint id
* update GetBySsoUserAsync
* cleanup migrator file
* fix EF user repo
* fix pg repo
* is `IS NULL` checks
* unique indexes
* update migration scripts
* add another unique index
* remove old script
* Add Envato network to equivalent domain sets
Envato is an Alexa top 500 website that asks you to use the same login on many different domains. The login forms are on those domains, not envato.com.
For my use case, account-level domain equivalence rules don’t work because I want to share this with a team, and multiple URLs per login is duplicative because we have multiple Envato logins.
tutsplus.com is another Envato domain that accepts Envato logins, but I believe it also accepts tutsplus.com-specific logins, making it not fully equivalent.
* Add Envato to GlobalEquivalentDomainsType
