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Problem and behavior

VoCat currently supports local password sessions but has no way to bind an external identity. This PR adds the storage, session primitives, and OAuth2/OIDC service needed for Pocket ID, GitHub.com, and Generic OAuth2 login. HTTP routes and UI activation are in the follow-up, so this part adds no public SSO entry point and password login remains available.

Scope

• Add schema 29 for external bindings, one-use authorization flows, and session login sources; keep existing sessions as password sessions.
• Save configuration and client secrets separately, enforce configuration revisions and binding checks at the final transaction, and revoke affected SSO sessions after configuration or identity changes.
• Add Pocket ID OIDC validation, GitHub and Generic OAuth2 adapters, PKCE/state/nonce validation, a bounded JWKS cache, safe return paths, and origin/address-constrained IdP HTTP access.
• Include unit and regression tests alongside the implementation. The JSON file under web/test/fixtures/ is also consumed by the Go redirect tests.
• Validate OIDC signing keys and their compatibility with advertised algorithms before enabling SSO; cover failed readiness checks and session-source insert/update guards with regression tests. Document the behavior and authorization boundaries of the affected Go functions.

Two-part series

The complete feature changes 7,859 lines. This PR changes 4,526 lines (4,496 additions + 30 deletions), within the repository's 5,000-line limit.

1. This PR: storage, session primitives, protocol adapters, and unit tests.
2. Follow-up: HTTP endpoints, login/settings UI, browser tests, CI, Docker test setup, and English/Chinese usage documentation (3,333 changed lines).

The remaining changes are submitted upstream as #210, following the maintainer's request. That PR contains only the 3,333-line integration diff and passes the size limit.

Merge this foundation PR first, then update #210 from upstream master and validate the combined code before merging it. The integration depends on the foundation APIs and shared test fixture introduced here.

Compatibility

Opening a database upgrades it to schema 29 even though this PR does not expose SSO in the UI. Back up the persistent data before upgrading. A schema-28 binary cannot reopen the upgraded database; rolling back requires the matching pre-upgrade database snapshot. Existing administrators, password sessions, API tokens, and device data are retained.

Validation

On macOS arm64 with Go 1.25.14 and Node.js 24:

• npm --prefix web ci --no-audit --no-fund
• npm --prefix web test — 24 tests
• npm --prefix web run build
• go test ./...
• go vet ./...
• go test -race ./internal/auth ./internal/store ./internal/sso
• git diff --check

Protocol tests use local simulated identity providers. Real Pocket ID Passkey/access-policy validation remains a deployment acceptance step; no production database was used.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added single sign-on with OIDC and OAuth providers, including Pocket ID, GitHub, and configurable providers.
  • Administrators can configure SSO, validate provider settings, connect an identity, and manage that connection.
  • SSO sign-ins are associated with the relevant account and identified as SSO-based sessions.
• Security
  • Added validation for provider settings, sign-in responses, and return destinations.
  • SSO sign-in and connection flows include expiry, browser verification, and session checks.
  • Provider requests are restricted to approved destinations, and sign-in tokens are verified before use.

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Walkthrough

This change adds SSO configuration and provider support for Pocket ID, GitHub, and generic OAuth2 services. It adds persistent login and binding flows, provider destination and identity checks, safe redirect validation, and SSO-linked session data. Authentication gains credential preparation without immediate persistence.

Changes: SSO authentication

Layer / File(s)	Summary
SSO data and persistence internal/store/sso_types.go, internal/store/migrations.go, internal/store/store.go, internal/store/sso.go, internal/store/sso_test.go	Adds SSO configuration, binding, and flow data structures. Migration 29 adds persistence and session constraints. Store operations handle configuration updates, flow claims, binding and login finalization, unbinding, and expiry. Tests cover migration compatibility, persistence rules, flow lifecycle, identity checks, and rollback.
Configuration and outbound HTTP policy go.mod, internal/sso/config.go, internal/sso/config_test.go, internal/sso/httpclient.go, internal/sso/httpclient_test.go	Adds provider-specific configuration normalization and validation. The SSO HTTP client restricts destinations and redirects, checks DNS results, and limits response sizes.
OAuth2 and OIDC providers internal/sso/provider.go, internal/sso/generic.go, internal/sso/generic_test.go, internal/sso/jwks.go, internal/sso/jwks_test.go, internal/sso/oidc.go, internal/sso/oidc_test.go	Adds provider setup, OAuth2 authorization and callback handling, OIDC discovery and ID-token validation, and JWKS signature verification. Tests cover provider responses, identity claims, and key updates.
SSO flows and redirects internal/sso/service.go, internal/sso/service_test.go, internal/sso/redirect.go, internal/sso/redirect_test.go, web/test/fixtures/ssoRedirect.json	Adds configuration saving and checks, login and binding flow creation and claiming, callback verification, cleanup, and safe redirect validation.
Authentication session integration internal/auth/service.go, internal/auth/sso_test.go	Adds login-method data to authenticated sessions and allows credential preparation without session persistence. Token-digest access returns a copy.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SSOService
  participant Store
  participant Provider
  participant IdentityProvider
  SSOService->>Store: Claim flow using state and browser-token digests
  SSOService->>Provider: Verify callback with flow data
  Provider->>IdentityProvider: Exchange code and retrieve verification data
  IdentityProvider-->>Provider: Return token or identity claims
  Provider-->>SSOService: Return verified external identity
  SSOService->>Store: Finalize login or binding

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Possibly related PRs

• MengMengCode/VoCat#210: Adds public SSO routes and settings handlers that call the SSO, auth, and store APIs introduced here.
• MengMengCode/VoCat#194: Adds migration 28 and API-token invalidation behavior that the schema upgrade and SetAdmin transaction must preserve.

Suggested labels: enhancement

Suggested reviewers: mengmengcode

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 66c18

The identified JWKS readiness issues are addressed. The remaining mixed-key test improvement is nonblocking; no concrete merge-blocking risk remains.

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Follow-up Comments

Check the JWKS before enabling SSO.

74-77: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Check the JWKS before enabling SSO.

Service.Save validates only the OIDC discovery document when it enables SSO. It does not fetch the JWKS. A configuration with an unusable jwks_uri therefore saves as enabled. Each OIDC callback then fails with ErrProviderUnavailable during ID token verification. Call CheckConfiguration in the enable branch so the JWKS is validated before the save.

Suggested fix

-		if _, err := NewProvider(ctx, request.Config, secret, s.providerOptions...); err != nil {
+		if err := CheckConfiguration(ctx, request.Config, secret, s.providerOptions...); err != nil {

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Review comment at @internal/sso/service.go around lines 74 - 77:
Update the enable branch in Service.Save to call CheckConfiguration instead of
only constructing a provider with NewProvider, so enabling SSO validates the
JWKS as well as the OIDC discovery document. Preserve the existing error
handling and save behavior when validation succeeds.

Cover the session login-source update guard.

570-574: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Cover the session login-source update guard.

TestSSOSessionSourceDatabaseConstraints runs only INSERT statements. Removing sessions_sso_update_guard does not fail any test in this file. Add an UPDATE case that sets login_method to 'sso' on the existing password session without a binding. The schema allows that value and sets no binding, so only the trigger rejects the update.

🧪 Suggested test case

-	database, _, _ := ssoTestDatabase(t)
+	database, _, session := ssoTestDatabase(t)
 	for _, statement := range []string{
 		`INSERT INTO sessions (token_hash, admin_id, csrf_hash, expires_at, created_at, login_method) VALUES (X'11', 1, X'22', 4102444800, 1, 'sso')`,
 		`INSERT INTO sessions (token_hash, admin_id, csrf_hash, expires_at, created_at, sso_binding_id) VALUES (X'11', 1, X'22', 4102444800, 1, 'missing')`,
 	} {
 		if _, err := database.db.Exec(statement); err == nil {
 			t.Fatalf("invalid session source allowed")
 		}
 	}
+	if _, err := database.db.Exec(`UPDATE sessions SET login_method = 'sso' WHERE token_hash = ?`, session); err == nil {
+		t.Fatalf("password session changed to sso without binding")
+	}
 }

A sso_binding_id value that does not exist also fails the foreign key. That case passes without the trigger, so assert the error text invalid session login source for it. For a binding owned by another administrator, create a second administrator and bind it. Only the trigger rejects that update.

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Review comment at @internal/store/migrations.go around lines 570 - 574:
Update TestSSOSessionSourceDatabaseConstraints to exercise
sessions_sso_update_guard: retain the existing password session from
ssoTestDatabase, verify changing its login_method to 'sso' without a binding is
rejected, and assert the invalid-binding case reports “invalid session login
source” rather than relying on foreign-key rejection. Also add an update using a
binding owned by a second administrator and verify the guard rejects it.

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• go.mod
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• internal/sso/config.go
• internal/sso/config_test.go
• internal/sso/generic.go
• internal/sso/generic_test.go
• internal/sso/httpclient.go
• internal/sso/httpclient_test.go
• internal/sso/jwks.go
• internal/sso/jwks_test.go
• internal/sso/oidc.go
• internal/sso/oidc_test.go
• internal/sso/provider.go
• internal/sso/redirect.go
• internal/sso/redirect_test.go
• internal/sso/service.go
• internal/sso/service_test.go
• internal/store/migrations.go
• internal/store/sso.go
• internal/store/sso_test.go
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Add an insert case for a binding owned by another administrator.

462-462: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add an insert case for a binding owned by another administrator.

The insert guard rejects SSO sessions whose binding belongs to a different administrator. The existing insert cases use only the nonexistent 'missing' binding, so they reject the row before the ownership check runs. Removing AND admin_id = NEW.admin_id from the insert guard would leave every insert case passing. The update guard has its own case (update sso with another admin binding), but it does not cover the insert path.

Suggested test case

 		{name: "insert sso with missing binding", statement: `INSERT INTO sessions (token_hash, admin_id, csrf_hash, expires_at, created_at, login_method, sso_binding_id) VALUES (X'11', 1, X'22', 4102444800, 1, 'sso', 'missing')`},
+		{name: "insert sso with another admin binding", statement: `INSERT INTO sessions (token_hash, admin_id, csrf_hash, expires_at, created_at, login_method, sso_binding_id) VALUES (X'11', 1, X'22', 4102444800, 1, 'sso', 'other-binding')`},

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Review comment at @internal/store/sso_test.go at line 462:
Add an insert test case alongside the existing missing-binding case that uses an
existing SSO binding owned by a different administrator. Ensure the case
exercises the insert ownership check and is expected to be rejected; use the
test fixture’s established binding setup and assertion pattern.

Add a test case for a JWKS that contains only encryption keys.

25-29: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a test case for a JWKS that contains only encryption keys.

The enable validation table has no case for a nonempty key set in which every key has use other than sig. fetch in internal/sso/jwks.go skips such keys and returns ErrProviderUnavailable when none remain. If the use filter were removed, enablement would accept the key set, and no case in this table would fail. Add an encryption-only key set that expects ErrProviderUnavailable.

Suggested test case

 		{name: "empty keys", status: http.StatusOK, body: `{"keys":[]}`, wantErr: ErrProviderUnavailable},
+		{name: "encryption-only keys", status: http.StatusOK, body: `{"keys":[{"kty":"RSA","use":"enc","kid":"enc-only","n":"AQAB","e":"AQAB"}]}`, wantErr: ErrProviderUnavailable},

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Review comment at @internal/sso/service_test.go around lines 25 - 29:
Add an encryption-only case to the enable validation table in the test that
exercises `fetch`: return a nonempty JWKS containing only a key with `use` set
to a non-signing value, and expect `ErrProviderUnavailable`. Keep the case
alongside the existing empty-keys and malformed-keys cases.

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@sdrpsps Please submit a PR for the remaining changes so we can review the code and merge it.

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Submitted the remaining changes in #210: #210

It contains only the remaining 3,333-line integration diff and has passed the size-limit check. It depends on #208; the merge order is noted in the PR description. Thanks for reviewing!

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Assert which key survives in the mixed keyops JWKS test.

143-145: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Assert which key survives in the mixed key_ops JWKS test.

Both fixture entries use the same key material and neither has a kid. The count assertion cannot tell which entry survived. A change that keeps the restricted first entry and drops the usable second entry still returns one key and passes. Give the usable entry a distinct kid, then assert the KeyID of the returned key.

Suggested fix

 	encoded, err := json.Marshal(jose.JSONWebKey{Key: &f.key.PublicKey, Algorithm: string(jose.RS256)})
 	if err != nil {
 		t.Fatal(err)
 	}
+	usable, err := json.Marshal(jose.JSONWebKey{Key: &f.key.PublicKey, Algorithm: string(jose.RS256), KeyID: "usable"})
+	if err != nil {
+		t.Fatal(err)
+	}

 			if tc.includeValid {
-				keys = append(keys, json.RawMessage(encoded))
+				keys = append(keys, json.RawMessage(usable))
 			}

 			} else if err != nil || len(fetched) != tc.wantKeys {
 				t.Fatalf("usable key set rejected: keys=%d want=%d error=%v", len(fetched), tc.wantKeys, err)
+			} else if tc.includeValid && fetched[0].KeyID != "usable" {
+				t.Fatalf("restricted key survived: kid=%q", fetched[0].KeyID)
 			}

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Review comment at @internal/sso/jwks_test.go around lines 143 - 145:
Update the mixed key_ops JWKS test so the usable fixture has a distinct KeyID
and assert that the returned key’s KeyID matches it when the valid entry is
included. Keep the existing key-count and error assertions, while ensuring the
test detects the restricted entry surviving in place of the usable one.

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