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feat: add support for oauth email-to-username mapping - #1185
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An unverified email can receive a configured username during OAuth login. Require verified email ownership before applying mappings, or explicitly accept that behavior before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @internal/service/oauth_service.go:
- Line 94: Update defaultExtractor and model.Claims to carry the provider’s
email verification result, then change the userMap lookup in GetUserinfo to
assign a mapped username only when email is explicitly verified. Treat a missing
verification result as unverified and leave the mapping unapplied.
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.env.exampleinternal/bootstrap/app_bootstrap.gointernal/model/config.gointernal/service/oauth_service.gointernal/service/oauth_service_test.gointernal/utils/oauth_utils.gointernal/utils/oauth_utils_test.go
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| if mappedUsername, ok := s.userMap[strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(claims.Email))]; ok && mappedUsername != "" { |
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#!/bin/bash
# Inspect provider extraction and downstream account selection.
rg -n -C 5 'email_verified|verified_email|PreferredUsername|GetUserinfo\(' internal/service internal/controller internal/modelRepository: tinyauthapp/tinyauth
Length of output: 22163
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printf '%s\n' '--- extractor declarations and implementations ---'
rg -n -C 12 --glob '*.go' 'func .*Extract|type .*Extractor|no verified email found|userinfoExtractor' internal/service
printf '%s\n' '--- OAuth entrypoints and account selection ---'
rg -n -C 12 --glob '*.go' 'createOAuthUserInfo|OAuthUserInfo|PreferredUsername|oauth.*login|Login.*OAuth|GetUserinfo\(token|Username:' internal/service internal/controller internal/repository internal/modelRepository: tinyauthapp/tinyauth
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Require verified email ownership before applying the mapping.
defaultExtractor maps any provider email claim into model.Claims without checking email_verified. GetUserinfo then assigns the mapped username for every non-empty email. A configured provider can therefore produce a mapped PreferredUsername for an unverified address.
Carry the verification result through model.Claims and apply the mapping only when the email is verified. Fail closed when the provider does not supply a verification result.
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Review comment at @internal/service/oauth_service.go at line 94:
Update defaultExtractor and model.Claims to carry the provider’s email
verification result, then change the userMap lookup in GetUserinfo to assign a
mapped username only when email is explicitly verified. Treat a missing
verification result as unverified and leave the mapping unapplied.
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Summary
This PR adds support for mapping OAuth user emails to custom preferred usernames via configuration or file.
Motivation
When authenticating via OAuth/OIDC providers that do not provide a
preferred_usernameclaim (such as Google OAuth) or where the provider's username does not match downstream account usernames, Tinyauth falls back to auto-generating pseudo-usernames (e.g.<prefix>_<domain>). Downstream applications (such as Home Assistant OIDC auth) often rely on matchingpreferred_usernameto link existing local accounts seamlessly.Changes
UserMapping([]string) andUserMappingFile(string) configuration options to both globalOAuthand per-providerOAuthServiceConfig.utils.ParseUserMappingto parseemail:usernameoremail=usernamepairs (case-insensitive email matching, comments/whitespace handling).OAuthService.GetUserinfo()to setPreferredUsernameto the mapped username if the user's email matches an entry.internal/utilsandinternal/service..env.example.Summary by CodeRabbit