Description
In IS 5.10.0, when a SAML federation flow is configured and the external SAML IdP returns a set of user attributes, the federated claims are passed to the SP and included in the ID token even when no claim mappings are configured under the IdP configuration.
However, in IS 7.2.0, this behavior has changed. Claims received from the external SAML IdP are passed into the ID token only if explicit claim mappings are present in the IdP configuration, mapping the external claims to local claims. Without such mappings, none of the federated claims are included in the ID token.
Steps to Reproduce
- Configure a saml federation flow in IS 5.10.0 and make sure set of custom claims are returned by the external IDP.
- Confirm that these custom claim values present in the ID token without any claim mappings under the IDP or SP.
- Migrate to IS 7.2.0 and test the same federation flow.
- Custom claims are not included in the token.
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IS 7.2.0
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Description
In IS 5.10.0, when a SAML federation flow is configured and the external SAML IdP returns a set of user attributes, the federated claims are passed to the SP and included in the ID token even when no claim mappings are configured under the IdP configuration.
However, in IS 7.2.0, this behavior has changed. Claims received from the external SAML IdP are passed into the ID token only if explicit claim mappings are present in the IdP configuration, mapping the external claims to local claims. Without such mappings, none of the federated claims are included in the ID token.
Steps to Reproduce
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Version
IS 7.2.0
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