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…fied in the request instead of the stored default scope
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What's keeping this PR from being merged? It is currently impossible for a client to request a token with a scope that is narrower than the supported scope. |
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OK I have understood your PR. |
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I have created a related PR (#64) which does the same thing with according tests ;) |
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In the OAuth2 spec on granting an access token, "the authorization server MAY fully or partially ignore the scope requested by the client based on the authorization server policy or the resource owner's instructions".
So OAuth2 spec doesn't have an opinion on how scope is being handled. But oauth2-php currently has an opinion: fully ignores the request's scope value.
As a result, there is at least one use case that's impossible:
With this PR, the client can ask for an access token of 'read' scope by passing in 'scope=read' in the request.