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Fix login redirectsuneiro/fix-login-redirect to mainCreate PR

The next path was dropped in the OAuth callback. I now carry it through the state token and only accept same-origin paths.

Edit src/auth/redirect.ts

Edit src/auth/redirect.test.ts

Run pnpm test auth 14 passed

Ask the agent to do something

Claude Code↑

ChangesTerminal

src/auth/redirect.ts+5 -2

export function redirectAfterLogin(req: Request) {

- const next = req.query.next;

- return redirect(next ?? "/");

+ const next = safePath(readState(req).next);

+ return redirect(next ?? "/dashboard");

}

+function safePath(path?: string) {

+ return path?.startsWith("/") ? path : undefined;

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Built for the hours between the prompt and the merge.

Keep your hands on the keyboard.

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