[keycloak-dev] Control over audience parameter in JWT token

In the JWT token there is a field 'aud', or audience, which function is to state for which client(s) that token is intended. Currently (TokenManager:433) this is set to the client id: token.audience(client.getClientId()); This seems fine in general, but we would like to have a token with multiple entries in the audience field. This is possible and an array value is even claimed to be the 'general case': https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7519#section-4.1.3 (where one single value is the 'special case') Background is that we have a Keycloak running for a login of a frontend that talks to multiple different resource servers. We'd prefer to use one token for all of those resource servers. The resource servers use Spring Security, which explicitly checks that the 'name' you give to your Spring service is matched by (a value of) the audience field of the JWT token. So now we have to give all resource servers the same 'name', which doesn't feel right. So we need some way to influence the value of the audience field. This could be achieved by following this RFC: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-tschofenig-oauth-audience-00 which suggests to include a parameter to the request for the token. But that RFC does not consider multiple values for the audience. Another option would be to add an audience field in the settings of a Client in Keycloak. Which would, if set, define the audience field of the JWT token. This could be a comma separated string value that would translate to a JSON array. A question about this could be: 'then where to leave the client id?'. As suggested by this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32013835/client-id-or-multiple-audien... the best place to put the client id is in the 'azp' field (authorized party). <https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-tschofenig-oauth-audience-00>Does the KeyCloak team see this as a valuable addition? Will it be implemented somewhere in the future? Or can we make a pull request ourselves that will be merged? Thanks, Erik