fix(windows): remove deprecated cpprestsdk dependency - #906
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WalkthroughThe Windows implementation replaces CppREST and Boost integrations with cpp-httplib and nlohmann-json. It updates CMake, vcpkg, CI caching, JSON handling, JWKS retrieval, JWT validation, OAuth cancellation APIs, and related tests. ChangesWindows migration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The Windows dependency migration changes the dependency manifest, but CI cache keys may reuse stale native dependencies and make validation misleading; this is a bounded CI-readiness risk that should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuthenticationApiClient
participant HttpNetworking
participant Auth0
AuthenticationApiClient->>HttpNetworking: post JSON token request
HttpNetworking->>Auth0: send serialized HTTP POST
Auth0-->>HttpNetworking: return status and JSON body
HttpNetworking-->>AuthenticationApiClient: return NetworkResponse
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In `@auth0_flutter/windows/id_token_signature_validator.cpp`:
- Around line 337-344: Update the JWK validation before extracting nStr and eStr
to require that both n and e are present and strings using is_string(). Throw
IdTokenValidationException with the existing validation-error path when either
value has an invalid type, ensuring malformed JWKS data remains
ID_TOKEN_VALIDATION_FAILED rather than propagating a JSON type error.
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`@auth0_flutter/windows/request_handlers/web_auth/login_web_auth_request_handler.cpp`:
- Line 662: The cancellation handlers must complete the active MethodResult
exactly once instead of returning with the Dart Future pending. In
auth0_flutter/windows/request_handlers/web_auth/login_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:662-662,
update the task_canceled catch to use the existing login completion path; in
auth0_flutter/windows/request_handlers/web_auth/logout_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:214-214,
do the equivalent through the existing logout completion path.
- Line 380: Update the PPL tasks in login_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:380-380
and logout_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:190-190 to pass token to
concurrency::create_task in both handlers. Ensure cancellation callbacks report
the cancellation through sharedResult->Error(...) rather than returning
silently, so canceled login and logout requests always complete with a Flutter
response.
In `@auth0_flutter/windows/test/id_token_signature_validator_test.cpp`:
- Around line 689-709: Update TestJwksServer startup waiting to use a bounded
deadline instead of spinning indefinitely on server_.is_running(). If the server
is still not running when the deadline expires, call server_.stop(), join
serverThread_, and throw a clear test failure; ensure all constructor-failure
paths leave serverThread_ non-joinable.
In `@auth0_flutter/windows/test/oauth_helpers_test.cpp`:
- Around line 274-283: Update
WaitForAuthCodeCustomSchemeTest.CancelsWhenTokenIsAlreadyCancelled to invoke
both helper paths through concurrency::create_task, cancel the token after each
task starts, and assert cancellation via task::get() throwing
concurrency::task_canceled. Remove the comment describing cancel_current_task(),
since the helpers directly throw concurrency::task_canceled.
In `@auth0_flutter/windows/token_decoder.cpp`:
- Around line 35-42: Update the expiresIn assignment in token decoding to
validate expires_in before converting: accept only finite, non-negative,
whole-second numeric values within int64_t range, and leave creds.expiresIn
unset for fractional, negative, or oversized values. Avoid direct get<int64_t>()
until validation succeeds, and add coverage for fractional, negative, and
oversized expires_in inputs.
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| if (!jwk.contains("n") || !jwk.contains("e")) | ||
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| throw IdTokenValidationException( | ||
| "JWK is missing required RSA key material (n, e)"); | ||
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| std::string nStr = utility::conversions::to_utf8string(jwk.at(U("n")).as_string()); | ||
| std::string eStr = utility::conversions::to_utf8string(jwk.at(U("e")).as_string()); | ||
| std::string nStr = jwk.at("n").get<std::string>(); | ||
| std::string eStr = jwk.at("e").get<std::string>(); |
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assert 'jwk.contains("n") || !jwk.contains("e")' in verify
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Validate JWK key-material types before extraction.
If n or e is not a string, get<std::string>() throws nlohmann::json::type_error. The handler then reports AUTH_FAILED instead of ID_TOKEN_VALIDATION_FAILED. Add is_string() checks so malformed JWKS data follows the typed ID-token validation error contract.
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In `@auth0_flutter/windows/id_token_signature_validator.cpp` around lines 337 -
344, Update the JWK validation before extracting nStr and eStr to require that
both n and e are present and strings using is_string(). Throw
IdTokenValidationException with the existing validation-error path when either
value has an invalid type, ensuring malformed JWKS data remains
ID_TOKEN_VALIDATION_FAILED rather than propagating a JSON type error.
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Citations:
- 1: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/parallel/concrt/reference/concurrency-namespace-functions?view=msvc-170
- 2: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/visualstudio/visual-studio-2012/hh913025(v=vs.110)
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- 5: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/parallel/concrt/reference/concurrency-namespace?view=msvc-170
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Complete canceled requests and attach token to both PPL tasks.
Pass token to concurrency::create_task in both handlers. When cancellation occurs, report it through sharedResult->Error(...) instead of returning silently. Otherwise, Flutter receives no response for a canceled login or logout request.
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at line 380, Update the PPL tasks in login_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:380-380
and logout_web_auth_request_handler.cpp:190-190 to pass token to
concurrency::create_task in both handlers. Ensure cancellation callbacks report
the cancellation through sharedResult->Error(...) rather than returning
silently, so canceled login and logout requests always complete with a Flutter
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Complete every canceled Flutter method call.
Both cancellation catches return without completing the active MethodResult. A second login or logout call can leave the earlier Dart Future pending indefinitely.
auth0_flutter/windows/request_handlers/web_auth/login_web_auth_request_handler.cpp#L662-L662: report cancellation through the login completion path.auth0_flutter/windows/request_handlers/web_auth/logout_web_auth_request_handler.cpp#L214-L214: report cancellation through the logout completion path.
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| [status, body](web::http::http_request req) | ||
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| [status, body](const httplib::Request &, httplib::Response &res) | ||
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| http_response resp(status); | ||
| resp.set_body(body, "application/json"); | ||
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- 1: https://yhirose.github.io/cpp-httplib/en/cookbook/s18-listen-after-bind/
- 2: When the port conflicts, listen will not report an error and fall into a dead loop yhirose/cpp-httplib#1514
- 3: https://github.com/yhirose/cpp-httplib/blob/7231f6fe0070d70ef3115bdc0aa3df186be0d626/httplib.h
- 4: Detached thread with server.listen() and execute server.stop() just after detach, fail to stop server yhirose/cpp-httplib#1371
- 5: How to check if server is running successfully in another thread? yhirose/cpp-httplib#1548
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In `@auth0_flutter/windows/test/id_token_signature_validator_test.cpp` around
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instead of spinning indefinitely on server_.is_running(). If the server is still
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| creds.expiresIn = json.at(U("expires_in")).as_integer(); | ||
| creds.expiresIn = json.at("expires_in").get<int64_t>(); | ||
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When using nlohmann::json to convert a numeric value to an integer type (such as int64_t) using get<int64_t>, the library does not perform range or type checks [1][2][3]. Instead, it performs the conversion according to standard C++ conversion rules [1][4]. The behavior can be summarized as follows: 1. Truncation: When converting a floating-point number (e.g., 42.3) to an integer type, the value is truncated (e.g., 42), consistent with how a static_cast<int64_t>(float_value) would behave in C++ [1][2][4]. 2. Lack of Error/Exception: The library does not produce warnings, errors, or throw exceptions when a conversion is lossy or when the value is outside the representable range of the target type [1][2][3]. 3. Undefined Behavior: If the source value is outside the representable range of the target integer type, the conversion results in undefined behavior, matching standard C++ rules for such casts [5][4][3]. The library maintainers have explicitly noted that this behavior is intentional to maintain performance and avoid breaking changes [6]. Applications that require strict validation should manually inspect the JSON value before conversion [1][4]. You can use member functions like is_number_integer, is_number_float, or is_number_unsigned to check the type, and then perform your own range checks to ensure the value is representable in your target type before calling get<int64_t> [1][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://nlohmann.github.io/json/features/types/number_handling/
- 2: https://json.nlohmann.me/features/conversions/
- 3: https://json.nlohmann.me/api/basic_json/get/
- 4: https://json.nlohmann.me/features/types/number_handling/
- 5: https://nlohmann.github.io/json/api/basic_json/get/
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get()a numeric value as a type which cannot represent it should throw nlohmann/json#2310
Validate expires_in before conversion.
get<int64_t>() truncates fractional values and has undefined behavior for values outside the target range. The result is passed to std::chrono::seconds, which can produce an incorrect token expiry.
Accept only finite, non-negative, whole-second values within the int64_t range. Leave invalid values unset so malformed responses keep the existing fallback behavior. Add tests for fractional, negative, and oversized expires_in values.
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In `@auth0_flutter/windows/token_decoder.cpp` around lines 35 - 42, Update the
expiresIn assignment in token decoding to validate expires_in before converting:
accept only finite, non-negative, whole-second numeric values within int64_t
range, and leave creds.expiresIn unset for fractional, negative, or oversized
values. Avoid direct get<int64_t>() until validation succeeds, and add coverage
for fractional, negative, and oversized expires_in inputs.
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find_package(OpenSSL) creates UNKNOWN IMPORTED targets whose IMPORTED_LOCATION is lib/libssl.lib, so $<TARGET_FILE:...> bundles the import libraries rather than libssl-3-x64.dll. Can we resolve the actual DLLs from the vcpkg bin/ directory instead?
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cpp-httplib here takes its default brotli feature (3 extra runtime DLLs) but not the openssl feature we actually need, which is why CPPHTTPLIB_OPENSSL_SUPPORT is hand-defined in CMakeLists. Can we declare it explicitly here and install cpp-httplib[core,openssl] in CI?
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Keying on github.run_id saves a fresh entry every run, and the repo is already at 10.7GB against the 10GB cache limit, so these will start evicting the 2GB Flutter caches other jobs restore. Can we key on the pinned vcpkg commit instead?
…g cache on commit Addresses PR review feedback: - find_package(OpenSSL) creates UNKNOWN IMPORTED targets whose IMPORTED_LOCATION is the .lib import library, so $<TARGET_FILE:...> bundled that instead of the runtime DLL. Resolve libssl-3-x64.dll and libcrypto-3-x64.dll from the vcpkg triplet's bin/ directory instead. - cpp-httplib pulled in its default brotli feature (unused, extra DLLs) without the openssl feature we actually need. Declare cpp-httplib[core,openssl] explicitly in vcpkg.json and the CI/docs install commands instead of relying on a hand-defined CPPHTTPLIB_OPENSSL_SUPPORT macro. - The vcpkg binary cache was keyed on github.run_id, saving a fresh entry every run against the repo's 10GB cache limit and evicting other jobs' caches. Key it on the pinned vcpkg commit instead.
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Include the vcpkg commit in installed-tree cache identity.
The installed-tree cache can restore packages built from a different vcpkg port revision. vcpkg install can then retain the restored packages instead of rebuilding them for the new pinned commit. This can make CI build and test a dependency set that does not match vcpkg-commit.
Add ${{ env.vcpkg-commit }} to this key and restrict restore-keys to that commit. Add it to the two Windows build-cache keys too, because they contain CMake outputs compiled against the installed tree.
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- key: vcpkg-installed-${{ runner.os }}-${{ hashFiles('auth0_flutter/windows/vcpkg.json') }}
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352-358: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winInclude the manifest hash in the vcpkg binary-cache key.
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…lchain versions - Windows: vcpkg refused to rebuild cpp-httplib with the new [core,openssl] feature set restored from a stale installed-tree cache entry without --recurse; add the flag to the CI and documented manual install commands. - iOS/macOS: Flutter 3.47's own project migrator now bumps the minimum deployment target to iOS 15.0/macOS 12.0, but the example app's Podfile/Xcode project still declared 14.0/11.0, so CocoaPods couldn't resolve a compatible Flutter/FlutterMacOS pod. Bump the example app's own build settings to match; the published podspec's minimum (14.0 iOS / 11.0 macOS) is unchanged. - auth0_flutter test suite: Dart's primary-constructors feature (SDK 3.13+, picked up by CI's floating flutter: '3.x' pin) now rejects 'final' on non-constructor parameters, which DDC enforces at compile time for the browser-tagged tests, while flutter analyze only ever surfaced it as a style lint. Swap the now-deprecated prefer_final_parameters for avoid_final_parameters in auth0_flutter's analysis_options.yaml, and use `dart fix` to apply the fix across exactly the 15 test files DDC flagged (scoped to test/, so lib/ and tool/ are untouched -- no public API change). auth0_flutter_platform_interface is intentionally left as-is: its flutter analyze CI command has no --no-fatal-infos flag, so enabling avoid_final_parameters there without also fixing every parameter across its lib/ would newly break its currently-passing analyze job, and it has no browser-tagged tests to unblock in the first place.
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boost-system,boost-date-time,boost-regex) that were never used directly.cpp-httplib, JSON handling withnlohmann::json, and async/cancellation (pplx::) with Microsoft PPL (<ppltasks.h>/concurrency::), which ships with the MSVC toolset and needs no extra vcpkg dependency.vcpkg.json,CMakeLists.txt, and the CI workflow's explicitvcpkg installstep to reflect the new dependency set.Test plan
cpprest/pplx/boostreferences outside of a few explanatory comments contrasting old vs. new behaviorThrowsWhenJwksEndpointIsUnreachable,ThrowsOnHttp5xxResponse, etc.)httplib::ClientusageSummary by CodeRabbit