fix(api)!: build the OIDC logout URL server-side - #1658
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apps/docs/openapi.json is a committed artifact that Mintlify serves as the API reference, and nothing regenerated or checked it, so it was only ever as fresh as the last person who remembered to run the export by hand. It had already drifted: regenerating from unmodified code produced a 2000-line diff. pnpm openapi:check regenerates the document to a temp file and compares it with the committed one, so a route, request schema, or response schema change that forgets the export fails CI with the command to fix it. pnpm openapi:check:fix writes it. This mirrors the existing i18n:check pair. The export needs no database and no secrets, so the job is a plain install and run with no services attached. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe OAuth ID-token endpoint was replaced with a server-side logout redirect flow. The web client now uses that endpoint. OpenAPI generation and consistency checks were added to package scripts and CI. ChangesOAuth logout flow and OpenAPI validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR keeps the identity token out of browser JavaScript and restricts provider logout URLs to HTTPS, but logout can be rejected when browser referrer metadata is absent, leaving the local session active. This is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WebClient
participant oauthLogout
participant buildLogoutUrl
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participant auth.api.signOut
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WebClient->>oauthLogout: GET /oauth/logout
oauthLogout->>buildLogoutUrl: Build provider logout URL
buildLogoutUrl->>Database: Load custom-provider ID token
Database-->>buildLogoutUrl: Return stored token
oauthLogout->>auth.api.signOut: End Kaneo session
oauthLogout-->>WebClient: Return 302 redirect
WebClient->>IdentityProvider: Follow logout redirect
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PR Summary by QodoBuild OIDC logout URLs server-side and enforce OpenAPI drift checks
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When this endpoint is called with an API key, the app-wide authentication middleware accepts the key and sets its owner's userId, after which this code embeds that user's stored ID token in id_token_hint and returns the complete URL as JSON. The caller—and the browser fetch in use-sign-out.ts—can recover the token with new URL(logoutUrl).searchParams.get("id_token_hint"), so the credential exposure this change is intended to eliminate remains. Require an interactive session and avoid returning a token-bearing URL, such as by performing the provider redirect server-side.
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2. logout-url behavior remains untested 📘 Rule violation ☼ Reliability
The PR replaces an authentication endpoint and changes the browser sign-out redirect flow without focused API, authorization, or hook coverage. Regressions in API-key access, token disclosure, redirect construction, fallback behavior, or navigation therefore remain undetected.
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## Issue description
The new logout endpoint and changed browser sign-out flow have no meaningful automated coverage at their affected layers.
## Issue Context
Add focused API tests covering session and API-key authorization, configured and missing logout URLs, token handling, and redirect URI construction. Add hook coverage for provider redirect, local fallback, and fetch failure behavior.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/api/src/oauth/index.ts[5-20]
- apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/get-logout-url.ts[14-49]
- apps/web/src/hooks/mutations/use-sign-out.ts[9-30]
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3. Caller-controlled logout redirect 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
When KANEO_CLIENT_URL is absent, postLogoutRedirectUri trusts the origin derived from the incoming request URL, allowing an authenticated caller to make its chosen request host the IdP's post-logout destination. The fallback therefore contradicts the stated guarantee that callers cannot point the redirect elsewhere and can produce an attacker-controlled redirect where the provider accepts it.
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## Issue description
The post-logout redirect falls back to the origin of the incoming API request. That origin is request-derived rather than trusted configuration, so it must not be used as a security boundary for an IdP redirect target.
## Issue Context
Production deployments already document `KANEO_CLIENT_URL` as the public web application URL. Require and validate that configured value whenever custom OAuth logout is enabled, or select a destination from a fixed server-side allowlist; do not derive the destination from `c.req.url` or request host headers.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/get-logout-url.ts[4-12]
- apps/api/src/oauth/index.ts[18-20]
- apps/api/src/utils/get-settings.ts[24-32]
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/get-logout-url.ts`:
- Around line 45-49: The get-logout-url flow must not serialize or return an
identity-provider URL containing account.idToken or id_token_hint. Remove the
token-bearing URL construction from the relevant controller and instead return
or use a same-origin API logout endpoint that performs the provider redirect
server-side, keeping the stored token inaccessible to browser JavaScript.
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- Around line 30-49: Update the OpenAPI check flow around the
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Do not return a URL that contains id_token_hint.
Lines 45-49 add account.idToken to logoutUrl and serialize it in the response. apps/web/src/fetchers/oauth/get-logout-url.ts reads that response in browser JavaScript. Any script that can access logoutUrl can recover the stored ID token.
Navigate to a same-origin API logout endpoint that redirects to the identity provider. Do not return the completed provider URL as JSON.
As per coding guidelines, apps/**/*.{ts,tsx} must not expose credentials through responses. The PR objective also requires that the stored token not reach browser JavaScript.
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/get-logout-url.ts` around lines 45 - 49, The
get-logout-url flow must not serialize or return an identity-provider URL
containing account.idToken or id_token_hint. Remove the token-bearing URL
construction from the relevant controller and instead return or use a
same-origin API logout endpoint that performs the provider redirect server-side,
keeping the stored token inaccessible to browser JavaScript.
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The exporter imports the API, which imports @kaneo/permissions from its built dist output. Every other turbo task gets that build from dependsOn: ["^build"], but the check invoked tsx directly and so ran against a workspace where nothing had been built, failing with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND on a clean checkout. It only passed locally because dist happened to be left over from an earlier build. Build the API's workspace dependencies through turbo first. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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The exported document took its servers[0].url from KANEO_API_URL, which the documented local setup sets to http://localhost:1337. A developer running the check would see drift with unchanged routes, and running the fix it suggests would write their own machine into the public API reference. The export now pins the server block, since the committed artifact is the published reference rather than a report of whoever generated it. The served /api/openapi still reflects the instance it runs on. Three defects in the checker itself: - every outcome called process.exit() from inside the try, so the finally never ran and each invocation left a kaneo-openapi-* directory holding a ~350KB document in the temp dir. It now returns a status and sets process.exitCode after cleanup. - --fix read the committed file before reaching the fix branch, so a deleted artifact failed with ENOENT instead of being restored. A missing file is now treated as drift, which --fix repairs. - pnpm is a .cmd shim on Windows, which execFile cannot launch without a shell. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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When a custom OAuth logout URL is configured, this navigation runs inside authClient.signOut's onSuccess, after Better Auth has deleted the server session and cleared its cookie. The subsequent top-level GET to /oauth/logout therefore fails in the app-wide authenticateApiRequest middleware with 401 before the handler can retrieve the ID token or redirect to the provider, leaving the IdP session active and potentially causing an immediate auto-login. Initiate the provider logout while the session is still valid, or combine local sign-out and the provider redirect in one server-side flow.
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When auth.api.signOut() fails—for example, during a transient database error—this catch still returns the provider redirect without copying an expired session cookie. After the identity provider redirects back, the existing Kaneo session can therefore remain authenticated, making logout appear to succeed while the user still has access. Return an error or otherwise ensure the local session is cleared rather than swallowing this failure.
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Overwriting spec.servers made the artifact deterministic but discarded whatever the route declares, so a new server entry or a changed description would never reach the committed reference and the drift check would still pass. Pin KANEO_API_URL for the export instead and let the route build the block. dotenv-mono does not override an already-set variable, so a developer's .env cannot reach the published document either way. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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When a client authenticates with a Better Auth bearer session token, authenticateApiRequest accepts it while leaving c.get("apiKey") unset, so this API-key-only rejection does not apply. Because a non-browser client can omit the Referer and disable redirects, it receives the raw 302 Location containing the stored id_token_hint, allowing a Kaneo session credential to extract an identity-provider credential. Fresh evidence in this revision is the supported bearer-session path in apps/api/src/utils/authenticate-api-request.ts:91-115; reject Authorization-based sessions here or otherwise restrict this token-bearing redirect to cookie-backed browser navigation.
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When a cross-site page suppresses the Referer—for example with Referrer-Policy: no-referrer before navigating to this GET endpoint—the browser can still attach a SameSite=Lax session cookie to the top-level navigation, but this early return treats the request as trusted and signs the victim out. Require an allowed navigation origin or use a CSRF-protected state-changing request instead of allowing a missing Referer.
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tests/api/oauth/build-logout-url.test.ts (1)
40-43: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSeparate Act from Assert in these tests.
Store the
buildLogoutUrl()result before asserting it. Apply the same pattern through Line 84 so failures show the evaluated value and each test follows Arrange-Act-Assert.Proposed fix
it("returns null when the instance has no provider logout URL", async () => { process.env.CUSTOM_OAUTH_LOGOUT_URL = ""; - expect(await buildLogoutUrl("user-1")).toBeNull(); + const result = await buildLogoutUrl("user-1"); + expect(result).toBeNull(); });As per coding guidelines, “Structure tests with Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.”
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/build-logout-url.ts`:
- Around line 32-38: Update buildLogoutUrl and its route handler to accept a
verified request origin and use it as the fallback when KANEO_CLIENT_URL is
unset, constructing the /auth/sign-in post_logout_redirect_uri while retaining
the configured client URL path when present.
- Around line 24-42: Update the URL validation in the logout URL builder after
constructing the URL and before setting id_token_hint to reject any protocol
other than HTTPS, returning null with the existing invalid-URL handling;
preserve the current redirect and token behavior for valid HTTPS URLs.
In `@apps/api/src/oauth/index.ts`:
- Line 58: Update the OAuth route around assertSameSiteNavigation to validate
the client-provided Referer header with Hono validator and a Valibot schema
before invoking the origin comparison. Preserve assertSameSiteNavigation as the
authorization control, and use the validated header value rather than the raw
request header.
- Around line 79-85: Update the redirect response created by c.redirect in the
logout flow to set Cache-Control: no-store when providerLogoutUrl contains
id_token_hint, before returning the 302 response. Preserve the existing cookie
header appends and fallback redirect behavior.
- Around line 14-17: Update assertSameSiteNavigation so an absent Referer throws
the same 403 error as an invalid cross-site referer instead of returning. Add a
browser integration test covering a no-referrer top-level GET and verify the
authenticated session remains active after the request.
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In `@tests/api/oauth/build-logout-url.test.ts`:
- Around line 40-43: Update the tests around buildLogoutUrl to separate Act from
Assert: await and store the buildLogoutUrl result in a local variable before
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Require HTTPS for CUSTOM_OAUTH_LOGOUT_URL.
If the URL uses http:, the browser sends id_token_hint without encryption. Reject non-HTTPS URLs before appending the token.
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/build-logout-url.ts` around lines 24 - 42,
Update the URL validation in the logout URL builder after constructing the URL
and before setting id_token_hint to reject any protocol other than HTTPS,
returning null with the existing invalid-URL handling; preserve the current
redirect and token behavior for valid HTTPS URLs.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Implement the configured redirect fallback.
When KANEO_CLIENT_URL is unset, this code omits post_logout_redirect_uri. The PR contract requires a request-origin fallback. Pass a verified origin from the route handler so provider logout returns users to /auth/sign-in in deployments without KANEO_CLIENT_URL.
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/controllers/build-logout-url.ts` around lines 32 - 38,
Update buildLogoutUrl and its route handler to accept a verified request origin
and use it as the fallback when KANEO_CLIENT_URL is unset, constructing the
/auth/sign-in post_logout_redirect_uri while retaining the configured client URL
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Validate the Referer header with Valibot.
This route consumes a client-provided header without Hono validator. Validate the header shape with a Valibot schema before assertSameSiteNavigation(). Keep the origin comparison as the authorization control.
As per coding guidelines, “Validate all request inputs using validator with Valibot schemas in Hono route handlers.”
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In `@apps/api/src/oauth/index.ts` at line 58, Update the OAuth route around
assertSameSiteNavigation to validate the client-provided Referer header with
Hono validator and a Valibot schema before invoking the origin comparison.
Preserve assertSameSiteNavigation as the authorization control, and use the
validated header value rather than the raw request header.
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The exporter always writes LF while a Windows checkout could convert the committed artifact to CRLF, so a clean tree reported drift and --fix could not settle it. Pin the file to LF and compare with line endings normalized. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
The previous shape navigated to /api/oauth/logout from authClient.signOut's success callback, by which point Better Auth had already deleted the session and cleared the cookie. The navigation then failed authentication with a 401 before the handler could read the user, so the provider session was never ended and the next sign-in silently logged the user straight back in. The endpoint now performs the whole logout while the caller is still authenticated: it builds the provider redirect, revokes the Better Auth session, carries the clearing cookies onto the 302, and sends the browser to the provider. The client navigates to it instead of signing out first. The redirect target carries id_token_hint, so reaching it is restricted to an actual browser navigation: - an Authorization header is refused, not just an API key. A bearer session token authenticates without setting apiKey, and such a caller can disable redirect following and read the token straight out of the Location header. - the Referer must be present and name the configured client or API origin. A cross-site page can suppress the header and still send a SameSite=Lax cookie on a top-level navigation, so an absent Referer cannot be treated as trusted. - the response is Cache-Control: no-store, since the redirect is specific to one identity. - CUSTOM_OAUTH_LOGOUT_URL must be https outside loopback, or id_token_hint travels in cleartext. A failure to build the provider URL no longer aborts the request, since the local session should still end; a failure to revoke the session returns 500 rather than redirecting, which would have reported success while leaving the caller signed in. BREAKING CHANGE: GET /api/oauth/id-token is removed. Navigate to GET /api/oauth/logout instead, which ends the session and redirects to the provider's end-session endpoint, or to the sign-in page when no custom OAuth logout URL is configured. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GW5WNH1SZkYaV5HzrdW7a3
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GET /api/oauth/id-tokenreturned the stored OIDCid_tokento the browser souse-sign-out.tscould append it asid_token_hinton the provider's end-session URL. Two problems:sub,emailandname, and it ended up in JavaScript and then in a URL query string, which lands in browser history and the provider's access logs./oauthsits behind the sameauthenticate-api-requestmiddleware that accepts API keys (authenticate-api-request.ts:71-87setsuserIdfrom a verified key), and the handler only scopes to the caller's ownuserId. So a key issued to script task work could lift its owner'sid_token— access outside anything the key was meant to grant.This replaces it with
GET /api/oauth/logout-url, which assembles the end-session URL on the server and returns only that. The token still travels to the identity provider in the query string, because RP-initiated logout requires it, but it no longer passes through the browser's JavaScript and is no longer readable on its own — including by an API key.post_logout_redirect_uricomes only fromKANEO_CLIENT_URL. It is omitted when that is unset rather than falling back to the request origin, which a spoofed Host header could control.Sign-out behavior is unchanged for users: with a custom OAuth logout URL configured you are still redirected to the provider and back to
/auth/sign-in; without one you still go straight to/auth/sign-in. The fetch failing still falls back to a local sign-out.Related Issue(s)
None. Raised by CodeRabbit on #1655 and deliberately left out of that PR, which was a refactor.
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How Has This Been Tested?
tsc --noEmitonapps/apiand bothapps/webtsconfigs,biome ci .clean, and the regeneratedapps/docs/openapi.jsonswaps/oauth/id-tokenfor/oauth/logout-urlwith theOAuthIdTokencomponent gone.The redirect path itself has not been exercised against a live identity provider — worth a manual pass against a real OIDC provider before merging, since I cannot reach one from here.
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Checklist
No test covers the new endpoint; the existing
/oauth/id-tokenhad none either. The two unticked attestations are the author's to make.Additional Notes
This is marked breaking and will drive a major bump if released as titled. Removing
/api/oauth/id-tokenis a breaking change to a documented endpoint, so the commit carries aBREAKING CHANGE:footer. In practice the endpoint exists only for this repo's own sign-out flow and it is unlikely anyone external calls it — if you would rather not cut a major, retitle the commit to a plainfix(api):and drop the footer before merging. I did not want to make that call by mislabelling it.Based on #1657 (the OpenAPI drift check), so the regenerated document is verified by the new CI job. Merge that one first, or rebase this onto
mainif you would rather take them in the other order.Summary by CodeRabbit
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