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<div class="">Yes, but the word “predictable” was chosen carefully here.</div>
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<div class="">To me, the difference is more in the scope of the contract with the SP: a redirect endpoint offers no guarantees other than “you can dump the user here when you’re done”. The actual SLO specification is associated with a bunch of normative behavior
that is hard to make real in a highly distributed environment with web browsers as clients.</div>
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