Many (e.g. public) OIDC clients require the ID Token to be signed with an asymmetric signature, since they can't store the client secret safely. This feature depends on #5 to be implemented first.
Many (e.g. public) OIDC clients require the ID Token to be signed with an asymmetric signature, since they can't store the client secret safely.
This feature depends on #5 to be implemented first.