Closed senorkrabs closed 4 years ago
Woops, this made it to the changelog but it had been reverted soon after it was introduced. It should be removed from the changelog as it was never in an official release.
Instead, you can use the pysaml2-provided allow_unsolicited
configuration option in the existing frontends.
Code Version
latest/master
Expected Behavior
Based on CHANGELOG.md, I'd expect that SAMLUnsolicitedFrontend would be available as a plugin and allow me to make unsolicited SSO requests to the frontend. I'm working with SPs that require this.
Current Behavior
SAMLUnsolicitedFrontend looks like it was committed and then reverted: https://github.com/IdentityPython/SATOSA/pull/231
Changelog shows it was added to 4.0.0 release but I don't see the class in code: https://github.com/IdentityPython/SATOSA/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#400-2019-07-09
Perhaps I'm just being dense, but it seems like this doesn't exist in the current release.
Possible Solution
Re-implement SAMLUnsolicitedFrontend or provide documentation/examples for making making idp-initiated (unsolicited) requests for novice users like myself.
Steps to Reproduce