MCR can now redirect users to MCIAS for login instead of showing its
own login form. This enables passkey/FIDO2 authentication since WebAuthn
credentials are bound to MCIAS's domain.
- Add optional [sso] config section with redirect_uri
- Add handleSSOLogin (redirects to MCIAS) and handleSSOCallback
(exchanges code for JWT, validates roles, sets session cookie)
- SSO is opt-in: when redirect_uri is empty, the existing login form
is used (backward compatible)
- Guest role check preserved in SSO callback path
- Return-to URL preserved across the SSO redirect
- Uses mcdsl/sso package (local replace for now)
Security:
- State cookie uses SameSite=Lax for cross-site redirect compatibility
- Session cookie remains SameSite=Strict (same-site only after login)
- Code exchange is server-to-server over TLS 1.3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- db.Open: delegate to mcdsl/db.Open
- db.Migrate: rewrite migrations as mcdsl/db.Migration SQL strings,
delegate to mcdsl/db.Migrate; keep SchemaVersion via mcdsl
- auth: thin shim wrapping mcdsl/auth.Authenticator, keeps Claims
type (with Subject, AccountType, Roles) for policy engine compat;
delete cache.go (handled by mcdsl/auth); add ErrForbidden
- config: embed mcdsl/config.Base for standard sections (Server with
Duration fields, Database, MCIAS, Log); keep StorageConfig and
WebConfig as MCR-specific; use mcdsl/config.Load[T] + Validator
- WriteTimeout now defaults to 30s (mcdsl default, was 0)
- All existing tests pass (auth tests rewritten for new shim API,
cache expiry test removed — caching tested in mcdsl)
- Net -464 lines
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
