Add the missing claims in SignedAssertion With AssertionRequestOptions Delegate #5145
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Fixes #5143
Changes proposed in this request
This pull request introduces changes to the
SignedAssertionDelegateClientCredential
class to handle client capabilities and claims more effectively, and adds corresponding unit tests to verify these changes.Improvements to handling client capabilities and claims:
src/client/Microsoft.Identity.Client/Internal/ClientCredential/SignedAssertionDelegateClientCredential.cs
: Simplified the logic for setting client capabilities and added a new section to set claims within theAddConfidentialClientParametersAsync
method.Unit tests for new functionality:
tests/Microsoft.Identity.Test.Unit/PublicApiTests/ConfidentialClientApplicationTests.cs
: Added three new test methods (SignedAssertionDelegateClientCredential_Claims_TestAsync
,SignedAssertionDelegateClientCredential_NoClaims_TestAsync
, andSignedAssertionDelegateClientCredential_WithClaims_TestAsync
) to ensure that claims are correctly handled when acquiring tokens with or without claims.Testing
Unit tests
Performance impact
none
Documentation