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Auth and other updates in April
Here’s what we delivered in April.
New SAML configuration options for enterprise connections
Set upstream params - params tell your IdP what user experience you want. E.g. you can show users an account selector, pass a log-in hint, and more.
Name ID - A name identifier is a key element in a SAML assertion that uniquely identifies the user (subject) within a given SAML context.
Protocol binding - describes how the SAML authentication request is sent from Kinde to your IdP.
Sign request algorithm - defines the cryptographic algorithm used to sign SAML requests, e.g. SHA256 or SHA1.
Key attributes - provide more context about the authenticated user for additional access control or personalization.
Sign in URL - Overrides the default SSO endpoint with a URL recognized by your IdP.
SDK and DX updates
Updated Kinde js.utils
Add and update role scopes via API
Bugs and fixes
We’re now more strict on audience claims. Before, we would match a request that was either
https://my.api.com/api
orhttps://my.api.com/api/
. Now the audiences are treated as strings and the match needs to be exact. This usually means no trailing/
.Removed case-sensitivity from callback URLs
Billing update
We’re currently doing a closed testing round of our billing feature and improving performance based on the feedback. More testers are coming on board each day. Complete this form if you want to be part of it.
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