fix: check OIDC setting method via flow.MethodEnabledAndAllowed #3754
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OIDC setting will produce faulty "endpoint disabled" when request from another method, because it does not check if request method is matched with OIDC. Use flow.MethodEnabledAndAllowed could fix this problem.
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OIDC setting will produce faulty "endpoint disabled" when setting request from another method, because it does not check if request method is matched with OIDC. Use flow.MethodEnabledAndAllowed could fix this problem.
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