FusionAuth SSO behavior interacts with Identity Provider Application enable/disable behavior in unexpected ways
Description
For application A, you can log in with google or other idps. For application B and the FusionAuth admin screen, you cannot.
I'm lazy, so when I get prompted to log in by application B or the admin ui, rather than opening up my password manager, I'll just bounce over to application A and log in with google.
Then I can go back to application B or the admin UI and I'm automatically logged in (by FusionAuth SSO), even though those applications don't have the google identity provider enabled.
This seems a bit weird from a user perspective, even though I understand that FusionAuth SSO is orthogonal to how the user initially authenticates.
FusionAuth SSO behavior interacts with Identity Provider Application enable/disable behavior in unexpected ways
Description
For application A, you can log in with google or other idps. For application B and the FusionAuth admin screen, you cannot. I'm lazy, so when I get prompted to log in by application B or the admin ui, rather than opening up my password manager, I'll just bounce over to application A and log in with google.
Then I can go back to application B or the admin UI and I'm automatically logged in (by FusionAuth SSO), even though those applications don't have the google identity provider enabled.
This seems a bit weird from a user perspective, even though I understand that FusionAuth SSO is orthogonal to how the user initially authenticates.
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