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[FEATURE_REQUEST] change keycloak auth to be custom url instead of automatically appending /auth #564
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Thanks for the detailed outline, reopened and I will get this fixed :) |
Merged in #557 :) |
This change broke existing setups running earlier versions of KC. Maybe you would want to add add a note to the release as well also documentation for the configuration. If running dashy 2.0.6 and KC version before 17? you need to change appConfig.auth.keycloak.serverUrl from xx.xx.xx to xx.xx.xx/auth |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
The new version of keycloak does not expose the /auth path by default. When pulling down the newest code, I have to go in and manually edit the file at
src/utils/KeycloakAuth.js
to remove the path. By default, it reads like this:but I remove the path in the
url
variable to read as such:I originally discovered this issue after filing ticket #520 and working through diagnostics
Describe the solution you'd like
remove the
/auth
path fromKeycloakAuth.js
, and change the instructions to have the user/administrator put in the full path, depending on the version of KCPriority
Medium (Would be very useful)
Is this something you would be keen to implement
Maybe
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