Dictionary property for non-standard extensions
See original GitHub issueThe RegistrationRequest
class could have a IDictionary
property for adding key-values to be sent along with the request for non-standard extensions.
Example:
var request = new RegistrationRequest
{
ClientName = "example",
// ...
};
request.Extensions.Add("scope", "openid profile billing");
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I updated the docs. Feel free to do a PR if more information is needed
https://identitymodel.readthedocs.io/en/latest/client/dynamic_registration.html
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