When i am trying to use two different contributed module at the same time name "simple_auth" and "JWT", then authentication manager provide incorrect provider id. Authentication Manager provide provider_id based on priority not on request.

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#6 3114555-3.patch1.26 KBsandeep_jangra
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I have found a temporary solution after passing provider id in rest header.

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swentel commented
Category: Bug report » Feature request
Priority: Critical » Normal

This is how it's designed, so what you ask is a feature (interesting one though).

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Update patch file

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At the very least this needs discussion about approach; a read of #6 indicates the client can request use of a particular authentication provider by name, which is... interesting and basically circumvents the resolution through the ::applies() method on the providers.

It sounds like the real intent here is to support two authentication providers for the same type of authentication? In that case, it seems like it would be incumbent on the site owner to provide something like a meta-provider that resolves which to use based on some type of business logic. But then again, that's in theory what the priorities are for.

I was going to change the title but I'm not sure what I would even call that...

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