Use cache store for Rack session to prevent OmniAuth callback overflow

config/initializers/session_store.rb

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+# Use the Rails cache store (Redis in production) for the framework-level
+# Rack session. The application's own user authentication is handled by
+# the database-backed Session model (`_session_token`); this session is
+# only used by middleware such as OmniAuth during the OIDC callback flow.
+#
+# Storing it in the cookie (Rails' default) overflows the 4KB limit when
+# OmniAuth writes the full auth hash for IdPs that return many group
+# claims. See: https://github.com/we-promise/sure/issues/1571
+#
+# Falls back to the cookie store in environments where the cache is
+# `NullStore` (e.g. development without caching, test). NullStore drops
+# all writes, which would break multi-step flows like OmniAuth, MFA, and
+# mobile SSO that rely on session state surviving across requests.
+cache_store_config = Rails.application.config.cache_store
+cache_store_type = cache_store_config.is_a?(Array) ? cache_store_config.first : cache_store_config
+
+session_ttl = ENV.fetch("RACK_SESSION_TTL_HOURS", "1").to_i.hours
+
+if cache_store_type == :null_store
+  Rails.application.config.session_store :cookie_store,
+    key: "_sure_session",
+    expire_after: session_ttl,
+    httponly: true,
+    secure: Rails.env.production?
+else
+  Rails.application.config.session_store :cache_store,
+    key: "_sure_session",
+    expire_after: session_ttl,
+    httponly: true,
+    secure: Rails.env.production?
+end