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Paul Lorenz
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The router's CheckConnections reaper enforced only JWT expiry, so a revoked OIDC api-session, or a disabled/deleted identity, kept its live circuits and hosted terminators until the access token expired. The router now enforces the RouterDataModel revocations directly, tightening access-loss propagation to the reaper interval. - adds a Type field to DataState_Revocation and the raft Revocation command proto, mirroring rest_model.RevocationTypeEnum (API_SESSION/IDENTITY/JTI) so the management API, OIDC producers, sync, and router enforcement share one vocabulary; the common.RevocationType* constants are compile-time bound to the enum to prevent drift - adds an IssuedBefore cutoff so an identity revocation invalidates only sessions issued before it; a session re-authenticated after the cutoff survives the still-lingering revocation. Persists IssuedBefore on the db and model Revocation and carries it (plus the Type) through the single and batched raft marshalling - adds RouterDataModel.IsApiSessionRevoked and IsIdentityRevoked and enforces both in CheckConnections, closing a revoked session's connections - revokes a deleted or disabled identity's live OIDC sessions via an IdentityRevocationConstraint in the db package, run as a store pre-commit constraint so the revocation is written in the same transaction as the identity change and cannot be skipped (self-contained OIDC JWTs aren't otherwise reachable). NewIdentityManager installs it with the revocation type and lifetime - has the OIDC end-session (TerminateSessionFromRequest) revoke the specific api-session named by the z_asid claim, with an identity-scoped fallback; sets IssuedBefore on the identity fallback and the management revocation API; adds RevocationManager.CreateOrReplace, routed through by both the OIDC paths and the management revocation API, so a repeat logout/termination/revocation refreshes the cutoff rather than colliding on the reused id. Expiry derives from the longest configured token duration via a shared common.MaxTokenDuration helper - adds tests/revocation_enforcement_oidc_test.go covering api-session revocation (and a fresh session staying unaffected), identity disable and delete, and the identity cutoff (a post-cutoff session surviving the lingering revocation)