Keycloak's TestContainer

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I generated an actio-token for Update- Password and went to execute it, but I got the error “Cookie not found. Please make sure cookies are enabled in your browser.”

I suppose the Keycloak container is not correctly configured.

Do you have any idea what it can be?

Thanks

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If you don’t tell us exactly what you how did, we are not able to help you. :man_shrugging:

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Sorry I don’t answer early. This is my test scenario:

  • Start Keycloak using TestContainer.
  • Obtain an access token by executing the client credentials flow for a test client.
  • For a test user, create an action_token for the update_password action. This action should only display the “update-password” form, meaning that the action execution should exclude the “info page” at the beginning of action_token execution.
  • After the action token is generated correctly, the test uses RestAssured to perform a GET request to execute the update_password action using the previously generated action token.
  • If the action token was generated to show only the “update-password” form, the test will fail, and RestAssured will return a 400 status code for the GET request result.
  • If we run the same test scenario but with an action token that first shows the “info page” and then the “update_password” page upon clicking, the test will pass, and RestAssured will return a 200 status code as the result of the last step.
  • I see that problem is with Keycloak’s session which cannot exist if we have an unspecific update-password action_token, but also I suppose that there is solution

Thanks

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I am so grateful because you responded and asked for a detailed explanation of my problem with testing the ‘creating action token’ use case.
I have provided an answer regarding the issue in the topic.

Also , I dare to ask your advice on whether I can test a Custom browser flow (with password and 2fa authentication) with Keycloak TestContainer.
Is it generally possible ?