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While it has been a while since I have posted anything, development on VoidAuth continues! The highlight feature of this release is the ability to declare OIDC Client Apps and their properties externally, and was written by a new contributor to the project! This can be done with environment variables passed to VoidAuth, or as container labels on the services themselves. Very cool, documentation for that is here.

This release also comes with additional features like User Passkey Management, Unix Socket Support for PostgresDB, and Single Character Usernames/Names. Check out the Release Notes below:

What’s Changed

Features 🚀

• Environment Variable and Container Label Declared OIDC Clients by @MrNavaStar
• Unix Socket Connections for Postgres DB by @repomaa
• Passkey Management
• Single Character Usernames and Names

Fixes 🔧

• Trim White-Space in Form Input
• Fix Emails for Sign-in Cannot Be Longer than 32 Characters
• Fix Remember Me Not Working When Signing in with MFA

Docs 📖

• Add Vaultwarden to OIDC Guides by @lyneld

Chores🧹

• Remove Un-Used SQLite3 Dependency

I get a 404 for the first link

Thanks, I think I fixed it

This is awesome! I’ve been using it for the past few months and really enjoying it. I like the simplicity but the new features are definitely welcome!

Glad to see it’s continuing.

Been using this for a while now, I like it a lot! With this release, passkeys dont work in Firefox on Android for me anymore. Firefox on desktop works fine, but both trying to login with, and after deleting and then trying to create a new one on Android, results in an endless loading screen.

Well that is not good! It looks to be working for me on iOS and Windows Firefox (librefox), I don’t have a way to test on Android 😕 If you don’t mind opening a GitHub issue that would be helpful, and I will add some extra debug logging that may help narrow down the issue.

Done!

I have authelia, should I switch? is this configured via ui?

It is configured mostly through UI. The separation (in my opinion) is VoidAuth configuration happens mostly through environment variables and Client/Users/Domain configuration happens in the Web UI. You can try it out and switch if you like it and think the effort of switching is worth it