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Some default clients (e.g. the realm clients) have special (internal) configurations, and should not be changed. Create a custom OIDC client and you will be able to see the You should first create a new realm and add your clients in there. Each realm's configuration parameters are isolated (e.g. federated logins, identity providers), so you may choose to create a realm for each organization that you federate authentication for (i.e., each organization provides their own clients and a database of users that may access the clients). |
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That makes sense, and now that you've pointed me in the right direction, I do see the tab for the custom clients I've looked at. Thanks. |
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I don't see a "Client scopes" tab in my clients, nor do I find any mention of scopes under the tabs I do see. What's up?
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