feat/migrate-from-lucia-to-oslo #9
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Reason: lucia-auth/lucia#1707
TLDR: Lucia, the authentication library that we are using, is deprecated (Q1/2025). However, the author of Lucia decided to make it a learning resource, because Lucia is just a thin wrapper around cryptographic libraries like Oslo. So we are following the migration path on their website and will also use Oslo instead of Lucia.
What I/you had/have to do: https://lucia-auth.com/sessions/migrate-lucia-v3 It should be pretty straightforward. Need more handholding? https://www.robinwieruch.de/how-to-roll-your-own-auth/
Why I still stick to Lucia and now Oslo?