OpenID Connect - Premium Release Notes
The following release notes describe the new features, enhancements, and bug fixes. Releases are grouped by year and identified by release quarter — for example, 22Q4 is the fourth quarter of 2022.
Release Notes 2022
22Q4 — .NET 6 and Minor Updates
- Migrated the application to .NET 6 (LTS).
- Added SHA1 and SHA256 certificate thumbprint values for SAML apps.
- Blocked access to the Client Apps screen until domain setup and system settings are complete.
- Blocked access to the System Settings screen until domain setup is complete.
- Rearranged the System Settings screen to prioritize iMIS EMS and move rarely used settings under an Advanced expander.
- Improved the first-time setup defaults on the System Settings screen, reducing errors on the first SSO connection.
- Updated the SAML app editor screen to a two-column layout to make better use of screen space.
Release Notes 2021
21Q3 — PKCE
- Added support for the OAuth2 PKCE extension specification.
- PKCE takes effect automatically when the correct parameters are passed. There is no on/off toggle for this feature — it is always on.
21Q2 — Configurable Access Restrictions
- Added the ability to return a value from the Profile IQA and, depending on that value, conditionally deny access to a specific client app.
- The default No Access screen can be configured with a custom header and HTML body.
- Alternatively, the user can be redirected to another site.
- For configuration details, see the Client App documentation.
21Q1 — ROPC Support and ID Token Enhancements
- Added the ability to inject additional properties into ID tokens from the user's custom profile, using the configured IQA. For more information, see the OIDC Profile Data page.
- Added ROPC support for both public and confidential clients. To enable it, configure a client application and turn on either of the ROPC grant types.
- Fixed several bugs in first-time setup within the admin area.
- Clarified the error message generated by the SSO app when it is pointed to a different iMIS endpoint than the main Cloud ID instance.
Release Notes 2020
20Q3 — SAML 2.0 Support
- Added support for SAML 2.0, including:
- Customizable assertion attributes based on IQA results.
- SP-initiated and IdP-initiated logon.
- Optional single logout (legacy forms authentication identity mode only).
- Request tracing for easier debugging.
- Added the ability to self-onboard a custom SSO domain.
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