The third release candidate of the console carries #143: directory setup asks an OpenID Connect provider's client ID as the audience, and the security page flags OpenID Connect directories that accept other apps' tokens. It pairs with server 27.1-rc.3, which checks the audience.
The third release candidate of the console carries #143: directory setup asks an OpenID Connect provider's client ID as the audience, and the security page flags OpenID Connect directories that accept other apps' tokens. It pairs with server 27.1-rc.3, which checks the audience.
The third release candidate carries #143: directory setup asks an OpenID
Connect provider's client ID as the audience, and the security page flags
OpenID Connect directories that accept other apps' tokens.
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The third release candidate of the console carries #143: directory setup asks an OpenID Connect provider's client ID as the audience, and the security page flags OpenID Connect directories that accept other apps' tokens. It pairs with server 27.1-rc.3, which checks the audience.