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    • Jaime Pérez's avatar
      Bump the version of the SAML2 library. · b02c5432
      Jaime Pérez authored
      Now we are finally using the 2.x branch of the SAML2 library, which was also migrated to use namespaces. Even though the library provides an autoloader that allows loading the classes with the old names using class aliasing, we need to do the migration in one commit (at least for most part of it). This is due to the way SimpleSAMLphp checks data types, using inheritance to check objects agains abstract or more general classes. Even though class aliasing works, there's no way to replicate those relationships, and type checks that use the old class names will fail because the aliases are virtually new classes that don't inherit from others.
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    • Jaime Perez Crespo's avatar
      Bugfix · e5aa6821
      Jaime Perez Crespo authored
      No data about previous authentication is stored if authentication was not started at the SP (IdP-first flow). That makes the replay protection measures fail, leading to an ugly exception show to the user. Fix that.
      
      Additionally, give precedence to the RelayState configured in the local metadata, as the one received together with the SAML response may not even be an URL.
      
      This resolves #230.
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