don't require client secret when using PKCE #337
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The authorization code flow doesn't require a client secret in case of a public client. Instead, the client needs to use the PKCE extension and send a code challenge / code verifier.
That is why we don't compare the client secret when the client id and code verifier are set in the query parameters.
/cc @dschmidt