Add additional values into Authorize endpoint response
See original GitHub issueI integrate with Twilio and it requires me to produce a Twilio access token for client to work with their services.
Is there an integration point with which I can add tw_access_token
value into an Authorize endpoint response along with id_token
and access_token
?
PS: do you want such questions to be posted on StackOverflow?
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New plan: in 3.0, the ASP.NET Core host will natively support returning custom parameters set via the new
AuthenticationProperties.Parameters
property introduced in ASP.NET Core 2.1. Both challenge, sign-in (authorization and token responses) and sign-out will be supported. E.g:Note: a custom event handler will be required when using OpenIddict on OWIN, as
AuthenticationProperties.Parameters
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