OIDC Timeout

[catrielmuller]

Hi Tomas (@ajnart), I have exactly the same issue reported on #1995 , this is a simple fix that can resolve a lot of headaches to the users that want to use OIDC (Because everything can be configured correctly, however if the latency between the service it's not enough will be fail)

Category

Bugfix

Overview

if the OIDC provider don't respond in less than 3500ms (Default NextAuth Implementation) the connection fails between Hommar backend and the OIDC provider.

This PR add a new config parameter to increase the timeout using AUTH_OIDC_TIMEOUT

Issue Number 1995

#1995

New Vars (if applicable)

• Added AUTH_OIDC_TIMEOUT env variable keeping the same structure as the rest of AUTH_OIDC_XXXX Configs
• I added 4 files related to DevEnv (https://devenv.sh/) to support nix.

Screenshot (if applicable)

No Applicable

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[ajnart]

Thanks a lot for the PR ! I agree with the changes but please delete your dev/env files first !

Would you mind linking this PR to one in the docs repository to document this new env variable ?

[ajnart]

Are you sure you want to commit this fire?

[ajnart]

Same, no need to commit

[catrielmuller]

@ajnart I will make that changes this night and only add the changes from this commit -> e19f53f

[catrielmuller]

@ajnart I clean up this PR and I make another one (homarr-labs/documentation#65) to update the documentation.
If you need more help here, we can discuss if at least I can exclude that files on the .gitignore. DevEnv (https://devenv.sh/) it's a really cool way to define reproducible dev environments and it's super useful if anybody pull the project can have a required environment in 5 minutes.

[ajnart]

LGTM !

[ajnart]

@ajnart I clean up this PR and I make another one (homarr-labs/documentation#65) to update the documentation. If you need more help here, we can discuss if at least I can exclude that files on the .gitignore. DevEnv (https://devenv.sh/) it's a really cool way to define reproducible dev environments and it's super useful if anybody pull the project can have a required environment in 5 minutes.

I think it's a great idea, but I don't know if many people will use it. You can do a POC PR and we can discuss it there. I'll look at the docs PR now ;)