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closes #9047

We have added separate tab in realm settings for configuring claims supported. If you believe that we can put this configuration inside other realm settings tab, I could change it.

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2 failed and 1 flaky tests on run #9525 ↗︎

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Merge 3024176 into 21b2de4...
Project: Keycloak Admin UI Commit: f586671248 ℹ️
Status: Failed Duration: 12:52 💡
Started: Oct 20, 2023 2:35 PM Ended: Oct 20, 2023 2:48 PM
Failed  cypress/e2e/realm_settings_general_tab_test.spec.ts • 2 failed tests • chrome

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We have rebased this PR in current main and we have added support for new admin console.
Could you review it?

Configuring claims_supported parameter in Keycloak OP metadata is useful because we are not able now to show claims supported by our instance – which are different than the default. This can lead to client misconfigurations. Moreover, take into account that documentation mentioned "Note that for privacy or other reasons, this might not be an exhaustive list.”

@linathedog linathedog force-pushed the RCIAM-899-claims_supported branch 2 times, most recently from 8a44660 to 9060eb0 Compare October 23, 2023 14:32
@cgeorgilakis cgeorgilakis force-pushed the RCIAM-899-claims_supported branch from 9060eb0 to 952a08e Compare October 25, 2023 09:56
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@jonkoops my co-worker @linathedog have done requested changes.

@cgeorgilakis cgeorgilakis requested a review from jonkoops October 31, 2023 13:54
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It would be simpler if we could leverage the same set of claims across all the realms and add a provider property instead.

But I guess you really want to make this realm-specific, right?

Trying to figure out if we can start small by enabling this at the provider level instead of changing UIs and storage. I did not find any discussion about this, that is why I'm asking.

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It would be simpler if we could leverage the same set of claims across all the realms and add a provider property instead.

But I guess you really want to make this realm-specific, right?

Trying to figure out if we can start small by enabling this at the provider level instead of changing UIs and storage. I did not find any discussion about this, that is why I'm asking.

We could open a discussion for this.
However, we believe that configuration must be inside realm.
Some of our instnces have only one extra realm and other instances is based on multirealm with some different configuration including claims supported.

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pedroigor commented Nov 1, 2023

@cgeorgilakis I'm sorry for pointing this but as you know we don't have good support for multiple realms. Yeah, kinda of an old issue/request/problem/discussion ....

Another problem I see here is that the provider is already handling customizations to the metadata but using a different approach. For instance, you can override any metadata by setting the openid-configuration-override property as you can see here https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/main/services/src/main/java/org/keycloak/protocol/oidc/OIDCWellKnownProviderFactory.java#L55. To solve this particular problem, we could probably add support for prefixing files so that we read them on a per-realm basis. It should work if you know your realms beforehand but yeah, not as good as your proposal.

If we accept the changes you are proposing we are adding a different behavior (better, for sure) to override the default metadata and, IMO, we should choose one or another. I'm in favor of your solution but we need to also consider the other settings we have in the current implementation of the provider:

  • Possibility to enable/disable client scopes. Perhaps we can do even better here and actually configure which scopes we want to expose.
  • Possibility to override any other metadata. Not sure if we want settings for each and every metadata in that document but perhaps the possibility to upload a JSON.

@mposolda @rmartinc Wdyt ?

@linathedog linathedog force-pushed the RCIAM-899-claims_supported branch from 952a08e to 0b6333f Compare November 2, 2023 14:06
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Front-end changes LGTM

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