4 ms·
That's neat. Tho if you do this then clients need a distinct client id per redirect uri domain, mostly this is non consequential and a good thing but I think i
by xyzzy123 2y ago
That's neat.
Tho if you do this then clients need a distinct client id per redirect uri domain, mostly this is non consequential and a good thing but I think it has some ux implications like seeing multiple consent screens vs just 1 if you had multiple redirect uris registered against a single client id.
- apitman 2y agoWhat's a situation where you would need multiple redirect domains? I generally work with small scale stuff.
- xyzzy123 2y agoJust web complexity really, there are lots of reasons you might have multiple domains as a business. Language-specific domains, preview domains, multiple properties (often not fully integrated) etc. You can always paper over things with more redirects / params (so a landing that bounces on) or multiple clients but supporting multiple redirects can save the customer work in some scenarios.