Is is possible to configure multiple redirect Urls for a single client ID?

[erickneverson]

If so, please explain how I may do this or point me to a guide. Thank you.

[themsaid]

Closing for lack of activity, hope you got the help you needed :)

[abantecart]

Yes, it is possible, if you put redirect_url with comma separation with no spaces.

Like this example:
https://www.url1.com,https://www.url2.com,https://www.url2.com

This can be provided with the command:
php artisan passport:client

[NickBourque]

Yes, it is possible, if you put redirect_url with comma separation with no spaces.

Like this example: https://www.url1.com,https://www.url2.com,https://www.url2.com

This can be provided with the command: php artisan passport:client

Thank you for this, @abantecart. God only knows why this isn't documented anywhere.

[enes1004]

Yes, it is possible, if you put redirect_url with comma separation with no spaces.
Like this example: https://www.url1.com,https://www.url2.com,https://www.url2.com
This can be provided with the command: php artisan passport:client

Thank you for this, @abantecart. God only knows why this isn't documented anywhere.

@NickBourque

Sorry, just to be fair to developers, it was
https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/passport#the-passportclient-command
https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/passport#the-passportclient-command
https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/passport#the-passportclient-command

[truelost]

Did some digging, starting with passport 13 (laravel 12), there's redirect_uris and stored as test field, but in JSON array form. Unsure why they didn't use a JSON database column, but here's the PR:
#1744
#1797

No upgrade needed. When oauth_clients table doesn't have grant_types and redirect_uris columns, it fallbacks to old redirect, personal_access_client, and password_client columns.