Filter scopes in token exchange v2 based on requested audience #37353
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Closes keycloak#37147 Signed-off-by: Giuseppe Graziano <[email protected]>
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Closes #37147
In the case where valid audiences are requested in the standard token exchange v2 request, only the realm roles and client roles belonging to the clients present in the
audienceparameter are considered during the scope evaluation.Also token exchange requests with client scopes that do not exist or are not configured as default or optional for the requester client are rejected.
In all other cases, the behavior remains the same. You can find an example in this comment #37147 (comment).
NOTE: At the time of this PR, audiences are never blocked. The task to block audiences is: #37104