- In order to make lastName/firstName/email/username field
configurable in profile
we need to store it as an attribute
- Keep database as is for now (no impact on performance, schema)
- Keep field names and getters and setters (no impact on FTL files)
Fix tests with logic changes
- PolicyEvaluationTest: We need to take new user attributes into account
- UserTest: We need to take into account new user attributes
Potential impact on users:
- When subclassing UserModel, consistency issues may occur since one can
now set e.g. username via setSingleAttribute also
- When using PolicyEvaluations, the number of attributes has changed
We now expose the claims "sub" for use in Identity Broker mappers.
Previously claims directly mapped to `JsonWebToken` fields were not
accessible for mappings.
Thanks to KEYCLOAK-14343 Use Truststore SPI StartTLS bug fix
they will work with Truststore SPI used by auth server Wildfly too
Signed-off-by: Jan Lieskovsky <jlieskov@redhat.com>
login(s) using various authentication methods, bind credential
types, and connection encryption mechanisms
The tests cover various possible combinations of the following:
* Authentication method: Anonymous or Simple (default),
* Bind credential: Secret (default) or Vault,
* Connection encryption: Plaintext (default), SSL, or startTLS
Also, ignore the StartTLS LDAP tests for now till KEYCLOAK-14343
& KEYCLOAK-14354 are corrected (due these issues they aren't
working with auth server Wildfly). They will be re-enabled later
via KEYCLOAK-14358 once possible
Signed-off-by: Jan Lieskovsky <jlieskov@redhat.com>
Previously, Keycloak did only support syncing groups from LDAP federation provider as top-level KC groups.
This approach has some limitations:
- If using multiple group mappers then there’s no way to isolate the KC groups synched by each group mapper.
- If the option "Drop non-existing groups during sync” is activated then all KC groups (including the manually created ones) are deleted.
- There’s no way to inherit roles from a parent KC group.
This patch introduces support to specify a prefix for the resulting group path, which effectively serves as a namespace for a group.
A path prefix can be specified via the newly introduced `Groups Path` config option on the mapper. This groups path defaults to `/` for top-level groups.
This also enables to have multiple `group-ldap-mapper`'s which can manage groups within their own namespace.
An `group-ldap-mapper` with a `Group Path` configured as `/Applications/App1` will only manage groups under that path. Other groups, either manually created or managed by other `group-ldap-mapper` are not affected.
