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Hi, is it possible to include claims directly in the JWT. I have a list of claims for users:
[{ "SubjectId": "user-id", "Username": "user", "Password": "password", "Claims": [ { "Type": "given_name", "Value": "User", "ValueType": "string" }, { "Type": "preferred_username", "Value": "[email protected]", "ValueType": "string" }, { "Type": "email", "Value": "[email protected]", "ValueType": "string" } ]
I'd like to configure the server so that the claims are in the JWT when I decode it. Is it possible to do that?
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What you have written is correct, but you also must remember to configure the scopes (API_SCOPES_INLINE or API_SCOPES_PATH)
API_SCOPES_INLINE
API_SCOPES_PATH
Given your user configuration...
[ { "Name": "my-api-scope", "UserClaims": ["given_name", "preferred_username", "email"] }, { "Name": "my-other-api-scope", "UserClaims": ["email"] ]
This instructs which claims to copy into the JWT, depending on which scope is being used.
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Hi,
is it possible to include claims directly in the JWT.
I have a list of claims for users:
I'd like to configure the server so that the claims are in the JWT when I decode it. Is it possible to do that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: