Feature/kanidm allow ability to enable PKCE#1421
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atymic merged 2 commits intoSocialiteProviders:masterfrom Feb 3, 2026
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Kanidm heavily encourages PKCE for OAuth2 clients. While one can disable PKCE for legacy support, this poses a security concern, and there is no guarantee this feature will continue.
Really, I am not sure if this is the best way to approach this, but it seemed clean enough. I didn't see a reason why this couldn't be set up as a config option. Kanidm treats OAuth2 setups as clients themselves (e.g., an app that uses Kanidm either needs to create a new OAuth2 client in Kanidm or use grouping trickery).
(re-opening #1420 as a non-org account.)