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Vote to implement multi-valued Claim-Checks for Client-Polices
#38287
We are currently struggling to setup a single Keycloak broker, that manages multiple Clients for different external partners in a single realm.
We need to be able to grant access to a specific client based on the existence of a certain token value. Namely all project groups this user is part of.
As far as I can tell, a multi-valued "projects" token claim would be by far the easiest way to grant access to one client but not another.
I would like to think that we are not the only company facing similar requirements.
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Hi,
I just wanted to emphasize the interest in the following pull request:
#33674
regarding this bug fix:
#33293
We are currently struggling to setup a single Keycloak broker, that manages multiple Clients for different external partners in a single realm.
We need to be able to grant access to a specific client based on the existence of a certain token value. Namely all project groups this user is part of.
As far as I can tell, a multi-valued "projects" token claim would be by far the easiest way to grant access to one client but not another.
I would like to think that we are not the only company facing similar requirements.
Regards
FSeifer
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