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Add PKCE support
Copilot Overview (i just wanted to see what it would do):
This pull request introduces Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) support to the OAuth implementation, updates the documentation for both OAuth and OIDC guides with improved examples and formatting, and makes several minor improvements and corrections to the developer documentation. Additionally, it includes a database migration to support PKCE and updates the schema accordingly.
OAuth PKCE Support and Documentation:
enable_pkce.rb) and updated the schema to supportcode_challengeandcode_challenge_methodfields in theoauth_access_grantstable, enabling PKCE for OAuth flows. [1] [2] [3]oauth-guide.md.erb) with a detailed section on using PKCE, including step-by-step instructions, example requests, and error handling.OIDC and OAuth Documentation Improvements:
Minor Documentation and UI Corrections:
Schema and Migration Updates:
db/schema.rbto reflect the new PKCE columns, added tables for analytics (ahoy_events,ahoy_visits), and included other schema changes to stay in sync with migrations. [1] [2] [3]These changes collectively improve both the security and developer experience of the OAuth and OIDC integrations, especially for native and single-page applications.