Today, I manually end-to-end tested the OIDC support that landed in the main branch of the polyproto SDK just a couple days earlier. Using Dex as an OIDC Identity Provider, the crate was able to parse and verify a sample password-based and even the modern Authorization Code flow from start to finish. I also identified an issue with the specification, which I fixed just a couple minutes ago, and was able to take notes from the testing to improve the crate further for the future.
As it stands now, the December v0.1.0 release goal of our polyproto-core home server still seems very plausible, as I caught myself actually being ahead of schedule now!
The SDK builds the home server and provides Rust functionality for polyproto-core clients at the same time.
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