The OAuth2 client editor at /Client/Edit/{id} previously exposed 8
fields out of ~30 scalars and 10 collections on the IdentityServer8
Client entity. Editing the collections (RedirectUris, Scopes, Grant
Types, Cors Origins, IdP Restrictions, Claims, Properties, Secrets)
was either impossible or jammed into a single broken text input that
bound against an IEnumerable<string> property.
Restructure into per-collection subpages, each with its own
list/add/remove flow:
- RedirectUris /Client/EditRedirectUris/{id}
- PostLogoutRedirectUris /Client/EditPostLogoutRedirectUris/{id}
- Scopes /Client/EditScopes/{id}
- GrantTypes /Client/EditGrantTypes/{id}
- CorsOrigins /Client/EditCorsOrigins/{id}
- IdPRestrictions /Client/EditIdPRestrictions/{id}
- Claims /Client/EditClaims/{id}
- Properties /Client/EditProperties/{id}
- Secrets /Client/EditSecrets/{id}
Implementation:
- New partial class ClientController.Collections.cs with one
GET/Add/Remove trio per collection. Add/Remove dispatch through
generic helpers that handle the EF row + ClientId check.
- Shared _EditableStringList.cshtml partial consumed by the six
single-string-field collection pages. Uses reflection to pull
the value field and the row Id off the entity — avoids six
nearly-identical table+form copies.
- Claims / Properties / Secrets each have their own view because
they carry 2+ fields (Type+Value, Key+Value, or
Type+Value+Description+Expiration).
- Main Edit.cshtml enriched: ClientId/Id hidden, all scalar
fields split into fieldsets (Core, Security, Logout, Tokens,
Device flow, Tokens extra), nav links to the 9 subpages with
current row counts as badges.
- ClientController.Edit(int) GET now loads the client with all
navigations via LoadClientAsync so the Edit.cshtml nav badges
render real counts.
Field-correctness notes (verified by disassembling HigginsSoft
IdentityServer8.EntityFramework.Entities.Client 8.0.5-preview-net9):
- The property is PairWiseSubjectSalt, not PairwiseSubjectSalt
(capital W on 'Wise').
- CibaLifetime and PollingInterval do NOT exist on Client in this
IdentityServer8 version — those properties were a guess. The
Device flow fieldset contains DeviceCodeLifetime + UserCodeType
instead.
- AllowedIdentityTokenSigningAlgorithms and AllowAccessTokensViaBrowser
were missing from the original form and are now exposed.
- ConsentLifetime and UserSsoLifetime are int? (nullable); the form
binds them as plain int fields which accept empty strings.
Security:
- All new actions stay under [Authorize('AdministratorOnly')].
- Each Add/Remove takes an explicit id (Client.Id) and the row's
ClientId is checked on the server before any delete; a rowId
from another client returns NotFound.
Docs:
- doc/dev-tracking/client-editor-overhaul.md — inventory, status,
follow-up ideas (confirmation prompts, validation, MVC tests).
Énoncé du défi : aligner main sur l'intention trunk qui a
déjà opéré sur themeok, libérer le dépôt du code inutile,
bien nettoyer CSS/JS, sans casser le JS et le CSS de
_Layout.cshtml. Introduire immédiatement des tests d'UI
automatisés comme garde-fou.
Le document contient :
- Énoncé du défi
- État actuel des 3 branches (themeok, main, refac/js-bundle)
- Résultats du diagnostic de main (cause racine : contenu
vide + erreur JS sur carousel vide, pas un problème de
fichiers servis)
- 6 critères d'acceptation vérifiables
- Stratégie de tests UI automatisés (Playwright C#)
- Plan d'attaque en 6 étapes
- 5 risques identifiés (cache navigateur, double binding
Kestrel, .env non versionné, ports utilisés, quiproquos
de branches)
- Todo court/moyen/long terme
- Annexes : environnement d'exécution, procédure make reinstall
Le diagnostic a été reproduit en worktree diag/main sur
ports 5060/5061, en surchargeant la config Kestrel via
variables d'environnement pour ne pas écraser le service
systemd yavscOrg sur port 3002.
