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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughApplication deletion and client-secret regeneration now use configurable administration flows. The backend validates targets, revokes artifacts, detaches sessions, and performs the actions. The console resolves and executes flows with native fallbacks. Structured errors and integration coverage were added. ChangesApplication administration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change is intended to revoke application artifacts during deletion and secret rotation, but current failure and fallback paths can leave previously issued tokens or an old client secret usable after an administrator expects revocation. This is a high-impact security risk, so the PR is not merge-ready until those paths fail closed or are otherwise made atomic and enforced. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Console
participant FlowAPI
participant ApplicationService
participant RevocationService
participant SessionService
Console->>FlowAPI: execute configured administration flow
FlowAPI->>ApplicationService: validate application action
ApplicationService-->>FlowAPI: return revocation target
FlowAPI->>RevocationService: revoke application artifacts
FlowAPI->>SessionService: detach application sessions
FlowAPI->>ApplicationService: delete application or regenerate secret
ApplicationService-->>FlowAPI: return completion and secret
FlowAPI-->>Console: return flow status and additional data
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In `@backend/cmd/server/bootstrap/02-server-configurations.yaml`:
- Around line 19-22: Update or create a guide under docs/content/guides/
covering backend/cmd/server/bootstrap/02-server-configurations.yaml lines 19-22,
documenting applicationDeletionFlow.defaultHandle and
clientSecretRegenerationFlow.defaultHandle, including native-endpoint fallback
when unset; also document backend/cmd/server/bootstrap/01-default-resources.yaml
lines 1994-2155, including default flow behavior, required permission, terminal
revocation, and one-time client-secret response.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/flow/mgt/server_config.go` around lines
77 - 78: Covers the new server configuration keys and default flow definitions.
Apply the same fix in
`@backend/internal/flow/executor/application_delete_executor.go` around lines 34 -
55: Covers user-facing deletion and secret-regeneration flow behavior.
Apply the same fix in
`@backend/internal/flow/executor/session_revocation_executor.go` around lines 60 -
65: Covers revocation and SSO session-detachment behavior.
In `@backend/internal/application/service.go`:
- Around line 119-129: Update the revocation validity calculation around
ResolveTokenConfig to resolve both UserAccessTokenConfig and client-credentials
AccessToken.ClientConfig validity periods, then use the maximum before adding
authorization-code validity. Preserve the existing refresh-token maximum
behavior.
In `@backend/internal/flow/executor/pre_application_action_executor.go`:
- Around line 147-149: Update PreSecretRegenerationExecutor,
CriteriaRevocationExecutor, and ClientSecretRegenerationExecutor so
client-secret rotation and the revocation cutoff occur atomically: exclude
concurrent client-credentials token issuance, establish the cutoff at the actual
secret-update boundary, persist revocation before or within the same protected
operation, then rotate the stored secret without an interval where the old
secret remains usable.
In
`@frontend/apps/console/src/features/applications/utils/applicationAdministrationFlow.ts`:
- Around line 161-162: Update runConfiguredFlow so a configured but unresolved
flow handle does not return null and fall through to native endpoints; fail
closed instead. Preserve the null return only when no handle is configured, and
update the fallback test to verify this behavior, or enforce referential
protection in flowMgtService.DeleteFlow if that is the established design.
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In `@backend/internal/flow/executor/pre_application_action_executor.go`:
- Around line 109-117: Update the svcErr handling in the application-action
validation flow to propagate client-side validation errors with their original
distinct error codes instead of assigning e.notFound. Preserve the existing
server-error wrapping behavior, while returning the validation response or error
in the form expected by the console’s flow-error mapping so refusals such as
ErrorApplicationHasNoClientSecret and ErrorCannotModifyDeclarativeResource
remain distinguishable.
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`@frontend/apps/console/src/features/applications/utils/applicationAdministrationFlow.ts`:
- Around line 32-46: Update the documentation to cover the new
applicationDeletionFlow and clientSecretRegenerationFlow server configuration
keys alongside userDeletionFlow, and document the
default-application-deletion-flow and default-client-secret-regeneration-flow
administration flows, including targetApplicationId and returned clientSecret
data. In the API documentation, describe the console’s configured-flow behavior,
native-endpoint fallback, artifact revocation, and session detachment associated
with resolveApplicationFlowHandle.
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| configKey: ApplicationFlowConfigKey, | ||
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| const response = await http.request({ | ||
| url: `${serverUrl}/server-config/flow`, | ||
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| // The endpoint returns the declarative, writable and merged layers. Only the merged layer is the | ||
| // effective configuration, so reading the envelope directly would always miss the value. | ||
| const layers = (response?.data ?? {}) as ServerConfigLayers<FlowSectionConfig>; | ||
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This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
- New server configuration keys: document
applicationDeletionFlowandclientSecretRegenerationFlowunder the flow section of server configuration, alongside the existinguserDeletionFlow, indocs/content/guides/. - New default administration flows: document
default-application-deletion-flowanddefault-client-secret-regeneration-flow, including thetargetApplicationIdinput and the returnedclientSecretdata key, indocs/content/guides/. - Changed behavior for application deletion and client-secret regeneration: document that the console runs the configured flow and falls back to the native endpoint when no flow is configured, and that the flow path revokes issued artifacts and detaches sessions, in
docs/content/apis.mdx.
Affected sites:
frontend/apps/console/src/features/applications/utils/applicationAdministrationFlow.ts#L32-L46: this reads the newapplicationDeletionFlowandclientSecretRegenerationFlowconfiguration keys that need documenting.
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In
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around lines 32 - 46, Update the documentation to cover the new
applicationDeletionFlow and clientSecretRegenerationFlow server configuration
keys alongside userDeletionFlow, and document the
default-application-deletion-flow and default-client-secret-regeneration-flow
administration flows, including targetApplicationId and returned clientSecret
data. In the API documentation, describe the console’s configured-flow behavior,
native-endpoint fallback, artifact revocation, and session detachment associated
with resolveApplicationFlowHandle.
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In `@backend/internal/application/service_test.go`:
- Around line 4505-4596: Update
docs/content/guides/application-administration-flows.mdx to document
default-application-deletion-flow, terminal artifact revocation, session
detachment, default-client-secret-regeneration-flow, cutoff-based artifact
revocation, one-time secret return behavior, and server flow-handle
configuration. The referenced test sites in
backend/internal/application/service_test.go:4505-4596,
backend/internal/flow/executor/application_workflow_executors_test.go:58-127,
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| func (suite *ServiceTestSuite) TestValidateDeleteApplication_ReturnsRevocationTarget() { | ||
| service, mockStore := suite.newFlowTargetTestService(appEntityWithClientID("client-to-retire")) | ||
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| func (suite *ServiceTestSuite) TestValidateDeleteApplication_NoClientIDYieldsEmptyTarget() { | ||
| service, _ := suite.newFlowTargetTestService(&providers.Entity{Category: providers.EntityCategoryApp}) | ||
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| func (suite *ServiceTestSuite) TestValidateDeleteApplication_RefusesDeclarativeResource() { | ||
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This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
- Application deletion administration flow: document
default-application-deletion-flow, terminal artifact revocation, and session detachment indocs/content/guides/application-administration-flows.mdx. - Client-secret regeneration administration flow: document
default-client-secret-regeneration-flow, cutoff-based artifact revocation, one-time secret return behavior, and the server flow-handle configuration indocs/content/guides/application-administration-flows.mdx.
As per path instructions, user-facing behavior and configuration changes require corresponding updates under docs/.
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Update docs/content/guides/application-administration-flows.mdx to document
default-application-deletion-flow, terminal artifact revocation, session
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| } | ||
| // ErrorApplicationHasNoClientSecret is the error returned when a client secret regeneration targets an | ||
| // application that authenticates without one: a public client, or one using private_key_jwt. | ||
| ErrorApplicationHasNoClientSecret = tidcommon.ServiceError{ |
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What is the current behaviour?
Is the validation missing in current implementation?
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In `@backend/internal/application/service.go`:
- Around line 51-55: Document the new application administration behavior:
describe default-application-deletion-flow and
default-client-secret-regeneration-flow, including executor behavior; add both
configuration options to the deployment configuration documentation; and
document client-secret regeneration and revocation behavior in the APIs or
applications guide. Ensure the documentation matches ValidateDeleteApplication,
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In `@frontend/apps/console/src/features/flows/data/executors.json`:
- Line 1047: Update the palette headers for the executors represented near “Pre
Application Delete Executor” and “Pre Secret Regeneration Executor” to match
their renamed executor names: “Validate Application Deletion Executor” and
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| ValidateDeleteApplication(ctx context.Context, appID string) ( | ||
| *providers.ApplicationRevocationTarget, *tidcommon.ServiceError) | ||
| ValidateRegenerateClientSecret(ctx context.Context, appID string) ( | ||
| *providers.ApplicationRevocationTarget, *tidcommon.ServiceError) | ||
| RegenerateClientSecret(ctx context.Context, appID string) (string, *tidcommon.ServiceError) |
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Please add documentation for the new application administration behavior before merging. Cover the default-application-deletion-flow and default-client-secret-regeneration-flow handles, the applicationDeletionFlow and clientSecretRegenerationFlow configuration options, native fallback behavior, and the default flow ordering including session detachment and artifact revocation semantics.
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In `@backend/internal/application/service.go` around lines 51 - 55, Document the
new application administration behavior: describe
default-application-deletion-flow and default-client-secret-regeneration-flow,
including executor behavior; add both configuration options to the deployment
configuration documentation; and document client-secret regeneration and
revocation behavior in the APIs or applications guide. Ensure the documentation
matches ValidateDeleteApplication, ValidateRegenerateClientSecret, and
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| "category": "EXECUTOR", | ||
| "type": "TASK_EXECUTION", | ||
| "display": { | ||
| "header": "Pre Application Delete Executor", |
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Align the palette headers with the renamed executors.
The executor names are ValidateApplicationDeletionExecutor and ValidateSecretRegenerationExecutor, but the headers still read "Pre Application Delete Executor" and "Pre Secret Regeneration Executor". The designer palette shows the header, so users see the old name.
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- "header": "Pre Application Delete Executor",
+ "header": "Validate Application Deletion Executor",- "header": "Pre Secret Regeneration Executor",
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Update the palette headers for the executors represented near “Pre Application
Delete Executor” and “Pre Secret Regeneration Executor” to match their renamed
executor names: “Validate Application Deletion Executor” and “Validate Secret
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- Line 104: Update GetOAuthClientByClientID failure handling to return an
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| if err != nil || client == nil { | ||
| as.logger.Warn(ctx, "Failed to resolve application token validity for revocation; "+ | ||
| "falling back to the deployment default", log.MaskedString("clientID", clientID)) | ||
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Authorization Bypass (CWE-613): Insufficient Session Expiration
Exploitability: Difficult
Fail closed when the artifact lifetime cannot be resolved.
When GetOAuthClientByClientID fails, return an internal error instead of using TTLSeconds: 0. The fallback can expire the revocation entry before a client-specific token expires, allowing token use after application deletion. Add a regression test for this path.
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| type: TASK_EXECUTION | ||
| executor: | ||
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We have some other future use cases related to client secret generation.
- Generate additional client secrets
- Rotate a given/ all client secret/s
- Regenerate client secret
Rotation can be a flavour of regeneration where we keep the existing secret valid for a certain period of time. Shall we keep this executor generic (rename/ modify files names, etc) so that it can be extended to support these other use cases in future?
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Also so far we're keeping the flow level abstract of spec specific details. With this, we're onboarding oauth specific executor to the flow. I think we don't have a option for a component like this. Or else we can make it a generic app secret generator
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Generalizing the name - Accepted.
There are OAuthExecutor, OIDCAuthExecutor, GithubOAuthExecutor, GoogleOIDCAuthExecutor already. Lets clear out the abstraction we need to preserve.
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There are OAuthExecutor, OIDCAuthExecutor, GithubOAuthExecutor, GoogleOIDCAuthExecutor already. Lets clear out the abstraction we need to preserve.
These are executors related to external IDPs, not protocol specific client implementations right? These are of two different categories IMO
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There are OAuthExecutor, OIDCAuthExecutor, GithubOAuthExecutor, GoogleOIDCAuthExecutor already. Lets clear out the abstraction we need to preserve.
These are executors related to external IDPs, not protocol specific client implementations right? These are of two different categories IMO
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Can we reuse this function in the getApplication() method too to avoid duplicate code?
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These two look similar but handle a missing entity in opposite ways on purpose. getApplication() keeps going when the entity is gone and builds the response from the inbound client, while loadApplicationEntity treats that as application-not-found. Reusing it in getApplication() would make the GET API start returning 404 for an application whose entity is missing, so I have left them separate.
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Deleting an application or rotating its client secret are security events: artifacts already issued to that application's OAuth client must stop being accepted. Carry both out through administration flows so the revocation, the session detachment and the action itself run as one orchestrated sequence. Add two shipped ADMINISTRATION flows, default-application-deletion-flow and default-client-secret-regeneration-flow, built from four new executors. The preparatory node validates the target and publishes a trusted revocation plan; the criteria and session nodes act on that plan; the final node performs the delete or the rotation. Deletion revokes terminally, since a retired client id can carry no future artifact. Rotation revokes only up to a cutoff, so tokens minted with the new secret still pass. Name both flows in the flow server-config section, alongside userDeletionFlow, and drive them from the console: the delete action and the regenerate-secret action resolve their configured handle and execute the flow, falling back to the native endpoint only when no such flow is configured. The rotation flow returns the new secret, generated with the server's entropy rather than the browser's, in the only response that exposes it. The native application endpoints are left unchanged, so revocation has exactly one home. A refused step reports its executor error in the response's error envelope, not in a failureReason field that the API never sends. Read the real envelope and carry the code on the thrown error so the console shows why a flow refused instead of a generic failure, and apply the same fix to the user deletion path. Cover the detachment in the integration suite. Deleting an application through the flow was only ever exercised against an application nobody had logged into, so the session node returned on an empty participation list and the work it exists to do never ran. Two tests now establish a real session: one where a second application shares it, which must survive the deletion, and one where the deleted application was its only participant, which must not. Rotation refusals for an application with no OAuth component, for a public client and for an unknown application are covered alongside them. Name the credential operations for the credential rather than for the one action they perform today, and report what validation found rather than what a revocation needs. Validation answers whether an action may proceed and describes the artifacts the application has issued; sizing a deny-list row from that description is one consumer's business, not validation's. Further credential actions, a rotation that keeps the old secret briefly valid and additional secrets, arrive as actions on the same pair of methods instead of methods of their own. Refuse the deletion while a dependent forbids it, the check userService already performs before a user is deleted. The cascade removes the dependents that cascade; this refuses the ones that must not go silently, and fails closed when a provider cannot report its usage, since deleting on an unknown answer is what the check exists to prevent. Cover the branches an integration test can reach: the declarative refusal on both administration flows, a target that is not an application, and the client-credentials and refresh-token validity paths that decide how long a deny-list row must outlive the artifacts it denies. What remains uncovered in the application and session packages is error handling the integration suite has no way to provoke: a failing dependency lookup, a corrupt attribute blob, a failing client-secret write, a failing participation query, a failing token-family revocation, a failing transaction. Reaching those needs fault injection, which lives in the unit suite, and the integration patch-coverage check deliberately does not load unit coverage. No threshold entry is recorded for them, so that check reports both packages below its bar. Size the deny-list row from both access-token subject configurations. Access token validity is configured per token subject, and client_credentials reads the client sub-config while the row was sized from the user one alone. A machine-to-machine application with a longer client-token validity therefore got a row that went inert while the tokens it denies were still valid, which is the failure this sizing exists to avoid. Carry the validator's own refusal out of the preparatory node. Every client-side refusal became the executor's single error, so an application owned by a declarative file, and one that no longer exists, were both reported as having no client secret to rotate. The console resolves these codes to messages, so the reason it showed was wrong rather than merely vague. Refuse rather than fall back when a configured administration flow cannot be resolved. An unset handle is the documented opt-out and still falls back to the native endpoint. A handle that names a missing flow is the opposite: the deployment asked for flow-based revocation, and deleting or rotating natively would strip the application or mint a new secret while leaving every issued artifact valid, and report it as a success. Name the secret executor for the artifact it acts on rather than the one action it performs today. An executor name is persisted into stored flow definitions and their version history, so a deployment that authors a flow against ClientSecretRegenerationExecutor pins that name, and renaming it once further secret actions exist would break those flows and need a migration. ClientSecretExecutor carries the same behaviour under a name that already fits the rotation and additional secrets that arrive later as executor modes. Signed-off-by: Indeewai Wijesiri <indeewari@wso2.com>
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Purpose
Deleting an application, or rotating its client secret, is a security event: the artifacts already issued to that application's OAuth client must stop being accepted. Neither action revoked anything before this change, so a deleted application's signed bearer tokens stayed valid until they expired, and a rotated secret left every token minted under the old one working.
Both actions now run through an administration flow, so the revocation, the session detachment and the action itself happen as one orchestrated sequence. Two flows ship by default:
default-application-deletion-flowdefault-client-secret-regeneration-flowThe console drives both. Its delete action and its regenerate-secret action resolve the configured handle, execute the flow, and fall back to the native endpoint only when no such flow is configured, matching how user deletion already works.
Approach
Four new executors, two flows. The preparatory node (
PreApplicationDeleteExecutor/PreSecretRegenerationExecutor) validates the target and publishes a trusted revocation plan into shared runtime data. The criteria and session nodes act on that plan. The final node (ApplicationDeleteExecutor/ClientSecretRegenerationExecutor) performs the delete or the rotation. Every refusal lands in the preparatory node, before anything has been revoked, rather than surfacing mid-flow with a deny-list row already written.One type backs both preparatory names. They differ only in which validation runs, which reason is recorded, and whether a cutoff is stamped, so those are parameterized at construction. They stay two registered executors so each pins a single supported mode, which flow creation validates, and so the designer palette names the action rather than hiding it in a property.
Terminal vs bounded revocation. Deletion records
application_deletedinModeAll: the client id is retired with the application, so no future artifact can legitimately carry it and there is nothing to unfreeze. Rotation recordsapplication_secret_regeneratedinModeBeforeActionwith a cutoff, so only artifacts established at or before that instant are rejected and tokens minted with the new secret carry a lateriatand pass.Deny-list row lifetime. A row is sized from the target application's own token validity plus the authorization-code window, not from the deployment default. Token validity is configured per application and is not capped by that default, so a row sized from it would go inert while the client's tokens were still valid, and both enforcement points would stop matching it. The authorization-code window is included because a code issued before the revocation can still be exchanged for a token after it.
The native endpoints are unchanged.
DELETE /applications/{id}andPUT /applications/{id}behave exactly as before, so revocation has one home rather than two. That also means a caller who bypasses the flow gets no revocation, which is the deliberate trade: the flow is the orchestrator, and duplicating the revocation in the service would write the same deny-list row twice on the flow path.Server config.
applicationDeletionFlowandclientSecretRegenerationFlowjoinuserDeletionFlowin theflowserver-config section, with handle validation and layer merging. A deployment that unsets either handle keeps the native behaviour, so this is opt-out without a separate mode switch.Secret entropy. The rotation flow's response is the only moment the new secret is readable, and the server generates it. The console's fallback path still generates one in the browser, because the update endpoint has no way to ask the server for one.
Bug fixed along the way. A refused flow step reports its executor error in the response's
errorenvelope ({code, message, description}). The console was reading afailureReasonfield thatflowexec.FlowResponsehas never sent, so a refusal's reason and code were discarded and every failure showed a generic message. Both the new application paths and the existing user-deletion path now read the real envelope and carry the code on the thrown error, and the flow-executor error codes have console catalog entries.Related Issues
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