Jira: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/QUARKUS-2489
This feature provides Back-Channel Logout capability for OIDC extension.
Backchannel logout applies to quarkus-oidc
and basically is a standard way to logout the current user from all the applications this user is currently logged in, bypassing the user agent.
We will create a valid token and proceed with the logout flow.
We will need to cover JVM and native mode in order to double-check that there are no conflicts with the native compilations. New Keycloak configuration id need it with all the logout flow parameters.
The new scenario is going to run in JVM and native mode over baremetal and OpenShift. So we are expecting about 5 min per module on JVM mode, and 10 min per module on native mode. Running a test over OpenShift used to take some extra time but is just an aproximation. To sum up, we are expecting an increase of 30 min of total amount execution.
Following actions were taken to ensure familiarity:
- Ensure documentation provides a clear explanation of expected behavior
- Review upstream and quickstarts coverage
- Read OpenID Connect specifications
- Manual testing
- Tester: Pablo Gonzalez Granados [email protected]