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GitHub's OAuth callback now sends an `iss` param (RFC 9207). openid-client validates it against the provider's configured issuer, which next-auth's built-in GithubProvider never sets - causing every GitHub sign-in to fail with OAuthCallbackError "issuer must be configured on the issuer".
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GitHub's OAuth callback now sends an
issparam (RFC 9207). openid-client validates it against the provider's configured issuer, which next-auth's built-in GithubProvider never sets. This causes every GitHub sign-in to fail with OAuthCallbackError "issuer must be configured on the issuer".The PR also contains a minor change to the gitignore file to ignore the folder output of Graphify which is a tool used ot map the repo and create a context that agents can use