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ory auth logout checks that the session is valid before signing out. If the stored access token has expired and can't be refreshed, or there is no session at all, it clears the stored token, opens a browser login, and then revokes the token from that new login. The token that was actually stored is never revoked on the server, and with --quiet the command fails with "please authenticate the CLI or remove the --quiet flag".

SignOut now reads the config file directly, revokes whatever token is stored, and clears the local config. Revoking an expired or already revoked token is fine: RFC 7009 servers answer 200. If revocation fails, the CLI prints a warning and still signs out locally.

Separately, tokens obtained without the offline_access scope have no refresh token, so the revocation request sent an empty token and the access token stayed valid. The access token is now revoked in that case.

Related Issue or Design Document

No issue; this is a previously unknown bug. To reproduce on master:

• Without a session: remove ~/.ory-cloud.json and run ory auth logout. It opens a browser login.
• With an expired session: sign in with ory auth, then set access_token.expiry in ~/.ory-cloud.json to a past date and access_token.refresh_token to an invalid value. ory auth logout prints "Your session has expired or has otherwise become invalid" and opens a browser login; ory auth logout --quiet fails.

Checklist

• I have read the contributing guidelines
  and signed the CLA.
• I have referenced an issue containing the design document if my change
  introduces a new feature.
• I have read the security policy.
• I confirm that this pull request does not address a security
  vulnerability. If this pull request addresses a security vulnerability, I
  confirm that I got approval (please contact
  security@ory.com) from the maintainers to push
  the changes.
• I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature
  works.
• I have added the necessary documentation within the code base (if
  appropriate).

Further comments

• The revocation request now uses the HTTP client from the oauth2.HTTPClient context value, as the oauth2 package already does for token exchange and refresh. The new tests in cmd/cloudx/client/auth_test.go use it to fake the revoke endpoint, so they run without staging. All five cases fail on master.
• I also ran the built binary against staging with an expired token, with and without --quiet: both sign out without a prompt.
• Not tested against a real login: revoking the access token of a session without offline_access.
• The legacy v0alpha0 config prompt ("Press enter to continue") still shows on logout, because NewCommandHelper triggers it for every command. Logout now replaces the legacy file, so it doesn't come back.

CI fixes included

The cloudx tests have failed on master since Oct 31, independent of this change, so this PR also fixes them:

• test: log in through the identifier-first console login: since ory/cloud#16172 the console login asks for the email on its own screen and only then for the password, so the Playwright login helper timed out waiting for the password field in every package. The helper now submits the identifier step first. Kratos answers that step with 400 and the flow's next step, so a 400 only counts as a refusal if the flow carries error messages.
• ci: do not cache results of tests against live staging: go test -race ./... with the restored Go cache reported cached passes for unchanged cloudx packages without contacting staging, which hid the break in most packages for days. The test step now runs with -count=1.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Signing out now attempts to revoke the available session token and clears saved credentials even if revocation fails.
  • Signing out succeeds when no saved configuration is present and clears legacy credentials without attempting token revocation.
  • Token revocation uses the refresh token when available, otherwise the access token.
  • Browser sign-in now supports login flows that ask for an identifier before a password.

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Walkthrough

Sign-out now reads stored configuration, attempts token revocation when a token is available, and clears local configuration. The login test helper supports identifier-first login and validates continuation responses. CI disables Go test-result caching.

Changes: Sign-out behavior

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Token revocation and sign-out behavior cmd/cloudx/client/auth.go, cmd/cloudx/client/auth_test.go	revokeToken selects the refresh token when available and otherwise selects the access token. SignOut logs revocation errors and clears configuration. Tests cover both token choices, a 503 response, missing configuration, and legacy configuration.

Login test flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Login-step submission and CI test execution cmd/cloudx/testhelpers/testhelpers.go, .github/workflows/ci.yaml	The login hook submits an identifier step before the password step when required. The submission helper accepts valid continuation responses. CI runs go test -race -count=1 ./....

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LoginHook
  participant LoginHelper
  participant LoginEndpoint
  LoginHook->>LoginHelper: Submit identifier step
  LoginHelper->>LoginEndpoint: Send login request
  LoginEndpoint-->>LoginHelper: Return continuation response
  LoginHook->>LoginHelper: Submit password step
  LoginHelper->>LoginEndpoint: Send login request

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Possibly related PRs

• ory/cli#463: Updates the same login test helper for the Console V3 login flow.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 1091d

Sign-out retains a misleading token-revocation warning, and malformed login responses can produce delayed, less informative test failures. These are bounded diagnostic issues; merging is reasonable with follow-up.

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Follow-up Comments

Assert the revocation host in the test recorder.

41-41: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the revocation host in the test recorder.

revokeRecorder checks only the method and path. A future change that sends the revocation request to another host would still pass these tests. The expected host is client.CloudConsoleURL("project").Host, which the production code also derives from the same function.

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-		if r.Method != http.MethodPost || r.URL.Path != "/oauth2/revoke" {
+		if r.Method != http.MethodPost || r.URL.Host != client.CloudConsoleURL("project").Host || r.URL.Path != "/oauth2/revoke" {

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Review comment at @cmd/cloudx/client/auth_test.go at line 41:
Update the request assertion in revokeRecorder to also verify that r.URL.Host
matches client.CloudConsoleURL("project").Host, while preserving the existing
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