Integrating SSO in ASP.NET Core with a custom identity wrapper that conceals direct Keycloak calls. Use a tailored login redirect such as: StartAuth() => Redirect(Url.Action('OnAuthReturn')). Help needed.
hey liam, i ran into token refresh hiccups too when wraping keycloak calls. fixed it by tweaking timeout handling in my auth middleware. check if your token lifetime syncs well with device sessions, might help resolve those weird issues
In my experience integrating a Keycloak wrapper with ASP.NET Core SSO, addressing token management and session consistency has been critical. I encountered challenges with token renewal, particularly around aligning cookie lifetimes with token expiration. Ensuring that the custom redirect flow properly maintains state during authentication retries helped reduce race conditions between session restarts and token refresh attempts. Detailed logging during the authentication flow was instrumental in diagnosing subtle timing issues in the authentication lifecycle. I recommend reviewing session policies and token timeout configurations to resolve integration glitches.
hey liam, this integration looks pretty neat. have u experiemced any issues with token caching or session timeouts? curious how your wrapper handles these. what got u into experimenting with a custom auth redirect?
hey liam, im curioust about ur custom auth flow. did u encouter any odd behavur with session timeouts or token sync issues? would love to hear if any tinkering helped smooth things out further, any ideas?