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For the record, parts of this branch have been merged already. Should we close this PR or do you want to pick it up again and rebase it on |
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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This commit adds support Webfinger lookups in the wizard. This way, enterprise customers who allow authorization against a variety of OpenID Connect servers can set up a Webfinger server to have the client use the right IdP. The commit includes @TheOneRing's the Webfinger implementation from #9366.
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A branch based on v2.10.0 can be found here: https://github.com/owncloud/client/compare/v2.10.0...work/v2.10.0-webfinger?expand=1
A branch based on v2.10.0 https://github.com/owncloud/client/tree/work/v2.10.1-webfinger .
The change modifies the behavior of the wizard and therefor must not be merged.
The next major release will bring the feature as a branding option, the feature however depends on the rewrite of the Wizard.