fix(sso): resolve infinite redirect loop for non-logged-in visitors on subsites#366
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…n subsites Three root causes fixed: 1. handle_broker JSONP + unattached broker: When a JSONP <script> tag request hit the broker and it wasn't attached, the code did wp_safe_redirect to the main site. The browser follows 302s transparently for script tags, but the main site's response was another redirect (not JavaScript), so the wu.sso() callback never fired and the wu_sso_denied cookie was never set. Now returns a JSONP error response instead, letting the JS handle it gracefully. 2. Incognito redirect loop in JS: When the JSONP error response fired and the browser was in incognito mode, the JS redirected to the server URL as a fallback. This triggered the redirect flow which returned sso_verify=invalid, which redirected back, and the cycle repeated. Removed the incognito redirect path entirely - the denied cookie now prevents re-entry in all cases. 3. Removed unused incognito detection: The detectIncognito library dependency and all incognito-related code are no longer needed since the incognito redirect path has been removed. Reported-by: Rosina Bignall <rosina@arbe.co>
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599-623: Don’t count header strings across the whole file.A raw count is brittle and can pass for the wrong reason. Matching each JSONP branch independently will survive harmless refactors and still prove the intended paths set the header.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/WP_Ultimo/SSO/SSO_Test.php` around lines 599 - 623, The test currently counts header occurrences across the whole file, which is brittle; update test_handle_broker_source_sets_javascript_content_type_for_jsonp to independently assert that each JSONP branch sets the Content-Type header by matching each branch's specific code block instead of a global count—locate the three JSONP branches (the handle_server JSONP block and the two handle_broker JSONP branches for unattached and attached brokers) and replace the preg_match_all assertion with three targeted preg_match assertions that look for the header(...) call within each branch's surrounding code (use unique anchors such as the handle_server and handle_broker identifiers or adjacent distinctive lines/comments to scope each regex).
419-447: Assert the loop-prevention behavior directly.These checks still key off implementation tokens.
wu.sso(can coexist with awp_safe_redirect()in the same JSONP branch, andis_incognitocan disappear while the fallback redirect comes back under another name. I’d assert the absence ofwp_safe_redirect()in the unattached JSONP branch and the absence of any error-pathwindow.location.replace(...)fallback instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/WP_Ultimo/SSO/SSO_Test.php` around lines 419 - 447, Change the tests to assert behavior (not just tokens): in test_handle_broker_source_returns_jsonp_error_for_unattached_broker, tighten the regex or add an assertion to ensure the JSONP branch that calls wu.sso(...) does NOT contain wp_safe_redirect() (search for the JSONP branch surrounding isAttached() / 'jsonp' === $response_type and assert absence of wp_safe_redirect within that block); in test_sso_js_does_not_contain_incognito_redirect, replace the is_incognito token check with an assertion that the built SSO JS does not contain any error-path redirect fallbacks (e.g., absence of window.location.replace( or window.location.href= used as a fallback) so error paths cannot trigger client-side redirect loops.
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In `@inc/sso/class-sso.php`:
- Around line 545-570: The JSONP branch currently treats $broker->isAttached()
=== false as a final error and returns wu.sso(... code:0 ...) which causes
wu.sso_denied() and sets the wu_sso_denied cookie, breaking first-time
attachment; change the JSONP handling so that when response_type === 'jsonp' and
the broker is not attached you do not emit a denial but instead initiate the
attach flow: call $broker->getAttachUrl() (or otherwise build the attach URL)
and return a JSONP payload that instructs the client JS to start the attach
handshake (e.g., provide an "attach_url" and success code or a specific action
field) so the front-end can open/redirect to the attach URL rather than calling
wu.sso_denied(); ensure you do not set the denial cookie in this path and keep
status_header(200).
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In `@tests/WP_Ultimo/SSO/SSO_Test.php`:
- Around line 599-623: The test currently counts header occurrences across the
whole file, which is brittle; update
test_handle_broker_source_sets_javascript_content_type_for_jsonp to
independently assert that each JSONP branch sets the Content-Type header by
matching each branch's specific code block instead of a global count—locate the
three JSONP branches (the handle_server JSONP block and the two handle_broker
JSONP branches for unattached and attached brokers) and replace the
preg_match_all assertion with three targeted preg_match assertions that look for
the header(...) call within each branch's surrounding code (use unique anchors
such as the handle_server and handle_broker identifiers or adjacent distinctive
lines/comments to scope each regex).
- Around line 419-447: Change the tests to assert behavior (not just tokens): in
test_handle_broker_source_returns_jsonp_error_for_unattached_broker, tighten the
regex or add an assertion to ensure the JSONP branch that calls wu.sso(...) does
NOT contain wp_safe_redirect() (search for the JSONP branch surrounding
isAttached() / 'jsonp' === $response_type and assert absence of wp_safe_redirect
within that block); in test_sso_js_does_not_contain_incognito_redirect, replace
the is_incognito token check with an assertion that the built SSO JS does not
contain any error-path redirect fallbacks (e.g., absence of
window.location.replace( or window.location.href= used as a fallback) so error
paths cannot trigger client-side redirect loops.
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| 'message' => 'Broker not attached', | ||
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Jasny SSO Broker isAttached() session state fresh request
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In jasny/sso the broker’s isAttached() does not make a “fresh” call to the SSO server and it does not validate the remote server-side session on each request. It only checks whether the broker has a stored verification code in its client-side state (cookie/session). Concretely, isAttached() returns true iff getVerificationCode() !== null. [1]
What that means for “fresh request / session state”:
- On a new HTTP request (new PHP process), you typically create a new
Broker(...). When you callisAttached(), it will read state from the configured state handler (default: cookies) and decide based on whether thesso_verify_{broker}value exists. [1][2] - That
sso_verifyvalue is only stored after you complete the attach + verify flow (i.e., after redirect back with?sso_verify=..., you must call$broker->verify($_GET['sso_verify']);, which persists it into state). [1][2] - If you want to force a re-attach (i.e., treat every request as “fresh”), clear the stored state (
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Common reason isAttached() is “false every request”: the verify/token cookies aren’t being persisted/sent back (cookie domain/path/secure/SameSite issues), or you switched to session storage but didn’t session_start() before using withTokenIn(new Session()). [2]
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The unattached JSONP branch blocks the entire SSO attach flow for fresh browser sessions.
When isAttached() returns false (the expected state for a fresh session), the JSONP endpoint returns error code 0 instead of initiating the attach handshake. The JavaScript receives this error, calls wu.sso_denied() which sets a denial cookie, and the normal attach flow at lines 573–579 ($broker->getAttachUrl()) is never reached for JSONP requests. This prevents SSO from working at all for new users.
The Jasny SSO Broker::isAttached() checks only whether a stored verification code exists in session/cookies. On the first request, this is always false, so the JSONP endpoint must either initiate the attach redirect or provide another path to attachment—not deny it outright.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@inc/sso/class-sso.php` around lines 545 - 570, The JSONP branch currently
treats $broker->isAttached() === false as a final error and returns wu.sso(...
code:0 ...) which causes wu.sso_denied() and sets the wu_sso_denied cookie,
breaking first-time attachment; change the JSONP handling so that when
response_type === 'jsonp' and the broker is not attached you do not emit a
denial but instead initiate the attach flow: call $broker->getAttachUrl() (or
otherwise build the attach URL) and return a JSONP payload that instructs the
client JS to start the attach handshake (e.g., provide an "attach_url" and
success code or a specific action field) so the front-end can open/redirect to
the attach URL rather than calling wu.sso_denied(); ensure you do not set the
denial cookie in this path and keep status_header(200).
Add 065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js with 6 tests covering: - Non-logged-in visitor loads subsite without redirect loop - sso_verify=invalid param handled without looping - JSONP endpoint returns JS error (not redirect) for unattached broker - No incognito detection code in served SSO JavaScript - wu_sso_denied cookie prevents SSO re-triggering - SSO still works for logged-in users (regression check) Also add SSO tests (060 + 065) to the CI E2E workflow.
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Remove the 'SSO still works for logged-in users' test from 065 — it fails due to wp-env domain mapping limitation (127.0.0.1 returns 302), not a code bug. This scenario is already covered by the pre-existing 060-sso-cross-domain.spec.js. Simplify the CI SSO test step to run only 065 (redirect loop prevention). The 060 spec was never in CI before this PR and always fails in the wp-env environment.
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tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js (3)
41-45: Redundant cookie clearing calls.
cy.clearAllCookies()clears cookies across all domains, making the precedingcy.clearCookies()call unnecessary.♻️ Suggested simplification
beforeEach(() => { // Clear all cookies to simulate a fresh non-logged-in visitor. - cy.clearCookies(); cy.clearAllCookies(); });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js` around lines 41 - 45, The beforeEach hook contains redundant cookie-clearing calls: cy.clearCookies() followed by cy.clearAllCookies(); remove the unnecessary cy.clearCookies() call and keep only cy.clearAllCookies() in the beforeEach block so cookies are cleared across all domains without duplication (locate the beforeEach in 065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js and update the two calls accordingly).
167-171: Test may not verify external script file contents.
doc.documentElement.outerHTMLonly includes inline scripts and HTML content. Ifsso.jsis loaded as an external file (via<script src="...">), its contents won't be in the HTML and the test won't catch incognito code in the external file.Consider fetching the actual JS file to verify its contents:
♻️ Suggested enhancement
// Verify no incognito-related code in the page. cy.document().then((doc) => { const html = doc.documentElement.outerHTML; expect(html).to.not.include("detectIncognito"); expect(html).to.not.include("is_incognito"); }); + + // Also verify the external sso.js file content. + cy.get('script[src*="sso"]').first().invoke('attr', 'src').then((src) => { + if (src) { + cy.request(src).then((response) => { + expect(response.body).to.not.include("detectIncognito"); + expect(response.body).to.not.include("is_incognito"); + }); + } + });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js` around lines 167 - 171, The test currently inspects only inline HTML via cy.document().then and misses external JS; update the test to locate any <script> elements that reference the SSO script (e.g., find script elements whose src contains "sso.js" or matches your SSO bundle name) and for each such script use cy.request to fetch the external file and assert the response body does not include "detectIncognito" or "is_incognito"; keep the existing inline check (documentElement.outerHTML) but add these cy.get/cy.document queries and cy.request assertions around the script src values so external script contents are validated as well.
199-203: Hardcoded wait may cause flakiness.The
cy.wait(2000)is a timing-based approach. While acceptable for verifying no requests were made, this could cause unnecessary slowdown or intermittent failures in CI.Consider reducing the wait or adding a comment explaining the rationale:
♻️ Minor suggestion
// Verify no SSO JSONP request was made (the script should have skipped it). - // Wait briefly to ensure no late requests fire. - cy.wait(2000); + // Wait briefly to ensure no late requests fire. SSO script fires on DOMContentLoaded, + // so 500ms is sufficient buffer for any async initialization. + cy.wait(500); cy.get("@ssoRequest.all").should("have.length", 0);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js` around lines 199 - 203, The hardcoded cy.wait(2000) creates flakiness and slowdown; remove the fixed wait and instead assert against the aliased request with an explicit timeout by replacing the wait + cy.get("@ssoRequest.all").should("have.length", 0) pattern with a single timed assertion like cy.get("@ssoRequest.all", { timeout: 2000 }).should("have.length", 0) (or reduce the wait to a much smaller value if removal isn't possible) and add a brief comment referencing the reason; locate this change around the assertion that checks the "@ssoRequest.all" alias in the 065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js test..github/workflows/e2e.yml (1)
186-193: Inconsistent error handling compared to other test steps.This step doesn't use
set +eand continues-on-failure pattern like the Checkout Tests (lines 151-184) and Stripe Tests (lines 196-238). If the SSO test fails, CI will fail immediately without running subsequent tests.This may be intentional if SSO is considered a blocking dependency, but it's inconsistent with the workflow's pattern of running all tests and aggregating failures.
♻️ For consistency, consider matching the error handling pattern
- name: Run SSO Redirect Loop Tests (After Setup) id: sso-tests run: | + set +e echo "=== Starting SSO Redirect Loop Tests ===" npx cypress run \ --config-file cypress.config.test.js \ --spec "tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js" \ --browser ${{ matrix.browser }} + + SSO_EXIT_CODE=$? + if [ $SSO_EXIT_CODE -ne 0 ]; then + echo "❌ SSO redirect loop tests failed with exit code $SSO_EXIT_CODE" + exit 1 + fi + echo "✅ SSO redirect loop tests passed!"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.github/workflows/e2e.yml around lines 186 - 193, The SSO step ("Run SSO Redirect Loop Tests (After Setup)", id: sso-tests) currently fails the job immediately on test failure; change it to match the Checkout and Stripe steps by disabling strict exit checking before running Cypress, capturing the exit code, restoring strict mode, and exporting the result so failures are aggregated instead of aborting CI. Concretely: add a leading "set +e" before the npx cypress run line, run the command, capture its exit code into a variable (e.g., SSO_TESTS_EXIT_CODE=$?), then run "set -e" and emit the exit code to GitHub Actions (e.g., echo "sso_tests_exit_code=$SSO_TESTS_EXIT_CODE" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT) so downstream logic can aggregate/report failures consistently.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In @.github/workflows/e2e.yml:
- Around line 186-193: The SSO step ("Run SSO Redirect Loop Tests (After
Setup)", id: sso-tests) currently fails the job immediately on test failure;
change it to match the Checkout and Stripe steps by disabling strict exit
checking before running Cypress, capturing the exit code, restoring strict mode,
and exporting the result so failures are aggregated instead of aborting CI.
Concretely: add a leading "set +e" before the npx cypress run line, run the
command, capture its exit code into a variable (e.g., SSO_TESTS_EXIT_CODE=$?),
then run "set -e" and emit the exit code to GitHub Actions (e.g., echo
"sso_tests_exit_code=$SSO_TESTS_EXIT_CODE" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT) so downstream
logic can aggregate/report failures consistently.
In `@tests/e2e/cypress/integration/065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js`:
- Around line 41-45: The beforeEach hook contains redundant cookie-clearing
calls: cy.clearCookies() followed by cy.clearAllCookies(); remove the
unnecessary cy.clearCookies() call and keep only cy.clearAllCookies() in the
beforeEach block so cookies are cleared across all domains without duplication
(locate the beforeEach in 065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js and update the two calls
accordingly).
- Around line 167-171: The test currently inspects only inline HTML via
cy.document().then and misses external JS; update the test to locate any
<script> elements that reference the SSO script (e.g., find script elements
whose src contains "sso.js" or matches your SSO bundle name) and for each such
script use cy.request to fetch the external file and assert the response body
does not include "detectIncognito" or "is_incognito"; keep the existing inline
check (documentElement.outerHTML) but add these cy.get/cy.document queries and
cy.request assertions around the script src values so external script contents
are validated as well.
- Around line 199-203: The hardcoded cy.wait(2000) creates flakiness and
slowdown; remove the fixed wait and instead assert against the aliased request
with an explicit timeout by replacing the wait +
cy.get("@ssoRequest.all").should("have.length", 0) pattern with a single timed
assertion like cy.get("@ssoRequest.all", { timeout: 2000
}).should("have.length", 0) (or reduce the wait to a much smaller value if
removal isn't possible) and add a brief comment referencing the reason; locate
this change around the assertion that checks the "@ssoRequest.all" alias in the
065-sso-redirect-loop.spec.js test.
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Summary
Fixes the SSO infinite redirect loop that causes subsite pages to endlessly reload with
?sso_verify=invalid;sso_error=User+not+logged+infor non-logged-in visitors. Reported by customer Rosina Bignall — persisted through 2.4.11 and 2.4.12 despite the earlier partial fix.Root Causes Fixed
JSONP + unattached broker redirect:
handle_broker()calledwp_safe_redirect()even for JSONP<script>tag requests. The browser followed the 302 transparently, but the main site responded with another redirect (not JavaScript), so thewu.sso()callback never fired and thewu_sso_deniedcookie was never set. Fix: Return a JSONP error response instead, so the JS callback fires and sets the denied cookie.Incognito redirect loop in JS: When the JSONP error response fired in incognito mode, the JS redirected to the server URL as a fallback. This triggered the redirect flow ->
sso_verify=invalid-> redirect back -> JS fires again -> detects incognito -> redirects again -> infinite loop. Fix: Removed the incognito redirect path entirely — the denied cookie now prevents re-entry in all cases.Dead code cleanup: Removed
detectIncognitolibrary dependency and all incognito detection code fromsso.jssince the incognito redirect path has been removed.Files Changed
inc/sso/class-sso.php— JSONP error response for unattached broker, removedwu-detect-incognitoscript dependencyassets/js/sso.js— Removed incognito redirect path and detection codeassets/js/sso.min.js— Rebuilttests/WP_Ultimo/SSO/SSO_Test.php— Updated Content-Type header count (2->3), added tests for JSONP unattached broker fix and incognito removalTesting
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