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Currently the specification requires that clients `FAIL_ERROR` (hard failure - do not continue)
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Currently the specification requires that clients `FAIL_ERROR` (hard failure - do not continue)
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when the `.well-known` file for `m.identity_server` points to somewhere invalid or is invalid
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when the `.well-known` file for `m.identity_server` points to somewhere invalid or is invalid
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itself.
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itself. This can cause problems for clients if they either don't need an identity server to
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function (and are forced to validate it anyways) or the client ends up having to disable all
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their login UX because the identity server is misconfigured/down.
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This proposal aims to change that by allowing clients to make a conscious decision to continue
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This proposal aims to change that by allowing clients to make a conscious decision to continue
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with the invalid identity server configuration, provided the homeserver configuration is valid.
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with the invalid identity server configuration, provided the homeserver configuration is valid.
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