SCIM 4.0.1 updates #10569
SCIM 4.0.1 updates #10569
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Hi @JaapF I have updated the Features section - The SCIM Module supports deleting all users provisioned by an IdP using the Delete All Users button in the IdP Configuration. After you delete all the associated users, you can delete the IdP using the Delete button. |
| * Each application within your organization using the SCIM module must undergo a separate configuration. This allows the selection of the right target group of users for each app. | ||
| * Synchronization of users from multiple SCIM clients is currently in beta. | ||
| * The module supports deployment-time configuration using constants, eliminating a need for runtime configuration by a local admin user. | ||
| * The SCIM Module supports deleting all users provisioned by an IdP using the **Delete All Users** button in the IdP Configuration. After you delete all the associated users, you can delete the IdP using the **Delete** button. |
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Hi Karuna,
I think the feature list was intended as a quick checklist.
Would it make sense to do the following:
In the features list:
"Deletion of (test) users provisioned by a SCIM (test) client when that client is deleted."
Add a section 3.2.3 named "deleting users and clients"
"The SCIM Module supports deleting all users provisioned by an IdP using the Delete All Users button in the IdP Configuration. After you delete all the associated users, you can delete the IdP using the Delete button.
This is particularly convenient when you're moving your app to production and you want to clean all 'test' users that were created during development and testing, but you may not want to loose other data in your application.
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And then maybe a screenshot of the admin page.
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Hi @JaapF , looks like the current line - Deletion of (test) users provisioned by a SCIM (test) client when that client is deleted. has a reversed meaning. Customers can delete all the test users first, and then they get the delete button to delete the client. I have revised the text a bit in the next commit. Hope it is correct.
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