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Make OAuth redirect URIs configurable via environment variable #33618
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But why? These builtin apps should only accept "local" URLs. It is used by desktop applications. |
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I tried and searched a lot to fix this internal IP problem, but I couldn't
find a way to do it.
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Could you elaborate what problem you were trying to fix? Maybe I could help if we could figure out the problem clearly. |
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Naturally, instead of 127.0.0.1, the URL address should be (
git.timely-project.ir). Isn't that right?
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Could you provide more details about the "URL"? Or how to reproduce the problem with a demo setup? There are various kinds of "URLs" in a web app. For the URLs in this PR: they are all for builtin oauth2 apps which are only used by some well-known git clients, I think none of them is related to a Gitea site's public URL. |
Make OAuth redirect URIs configurable via environment variable