fix: missing ShieldOAuthConfig key setting

[warcooft]

follow up: #170 ShieldOAuthConfig key in setting is missing.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the synchronization of user information based on updated configuration settings.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request modify the syncingUserInfo method in the OAuthController class. The method's logic for determining whether to synchronize user information has been updated to access a configuration setting through a nested array structure within ShieldOAuthConfig. This adjustment changes how the synchronization behavior is influenced by the configuration settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/Controllers/OAuthController.php	Modified the access method for the syncingUserInfo configuration setting from a boolean to a nested array structure.

Possibly related PRs

• #170: This PR also modifies the syncingUserInfo method in the OAuthController class, altering how configuration settings are accessed, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR.

Suggested labels

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A change was made, hip-hip-hooray!
Syncing info, now so neat,
Nested settings make it sweet.
Hopping through the lines with glee,
Configuration sets us free! 🌟

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src/Controllers/OAuthController.php (1)

167-167: LGTM!

The change looks good. It correctly accesses the syncingUserInfo setting through the nested oauthConfigs array in ShieldOAuthConfig.

Please ensure that the syncingUserInfo key is correctly set in the ShieldOAuthConfig settings for the desired OAuth configurations. You can verify this by running the following script:

Verification successful

To fully verify the correct setup of the syncingUserInfo key, we need to check its definition in the ShieldOAuthConfig or related configuration files. Let's search for this definition:

This script will help us locate the definition of ShieldOAuthConfig and the oauthConfigs array, which should include the syncingUserInfo key. Once we have this information, we can make a final determination about the correct setup of the configuration.

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To fully verify the correct setup of the 'syncingUserInfo' key, we need to examine the entire contents of the ShieldOAuthConfig.php file. Let's do that with the following script:

This script will show us the complete definition of the ShieldOAuthConfig class and its properties, allowing us to confirm the presence and correct setup of the 'syncingUserInfo' key within the $oauthConfigs array.

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Verification successful: syncingUserInfo is correctly configured

The syncingUserInfo setting is correctly implemented in the ShieldOAuthConfig class, but not as part of the $oauthConfigs array as initially assumed. It's a separate boolean property of the class, set to true by default. This configuration controls whether user data is updated during login for already registered users.

The usage in OAuthController.php is correct, but it's accessing the setting differently than we initially thought:

if (setting('ShieldOAuthConfig.syncingUserInfo') === true) {
    // Update user info
}

This code is checking the syncingUserInfo property of the ShieldOAuthConfig class, not an element of the oauthConfigs array.

The implementation is consistent and functional, but the naming in the OAuthController.php might be slightly misleading. Consider updating the comment in OAuthController.php to clarify that syncingUserInfo is a separate configuration, not part of the oauthConfigs array.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the `syncingUserInfo` key is correctly set in `ShieldOAuthConfig` settings.

# Test: Search for the `syncingUserInfo` key in the `ShieldOAuthConfig` settings file. 
# Expect: The key should be present within the `oauthConfigs` array for the relevant OAuth configurations.
rg --type php -A 5 $'syncingUserInfo' | rg --type php -C 5 $'oauthConfigs'

Length of output: 1648

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of ShieldOAuthConfig and its oauthConfigs array

# Search for ShieldOAuthConfig class or configuration file
echo "Searching for ShieldOAuthConfig definition:"
rg --type php -C 5 "class ShieldOAuthConfig" || rg --type php -C 5 "ShieldOAuthConfig"

# Search for oauthConfigs array definition
echo -e "\nSearching for oauthConfigs array definition:"
rg --type php -C 5 "oauthConfigs\s*=\s*\[" || rg --type php -C 5 "'oauthConfigs'\s*=>\s*\["

Length of output: 2640

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: View the entire contents of ShieldOAuthConfig.php

echo "Contents of ShieldOAuthConfig.php:"
cat src/Config/ShieldOAuthConfig.php

Length of output: 4015

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