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Keycloak allows for setting LDAP mapped attributes with a default value if the attribute isn't already set in LDAP. This is useful when user creation is performed through Keycloak instead of LDAP directly.
This feature could be improved by adding templating in the default values, to fill in attributes with strings derived from other user attributes. For example, the LDAP home directory could easily be derived from the user name attribute.
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Keycloak allows for setting LDAP mapped attributes with a default value if the attribute isn't already set in LDAP. This is useful when user creation is performed through Keycloak instead of LDAP directly.
This feature could be improved by adding templating in the default values, to fill in attributes with strings derived from other user attributes. For example, the LDAP home directory could easily be derived from the user name attribute.
PR for this change here: #8547
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