Identity Server 4 - Updating Claims Provided By An External Provider
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Not sure if i'm missing something here or if its something that needs to be done in a custom way (Or even if what I'm trying is bad practice). Consider the following Scenario.
- A User chooses to log in via a external provider to my IDS4 server.
- IDS4 automatically provisions a local user and completes the sign-in of the user. My application is interested in a 'phone_number' claim and so copies this value to its local store.
- Later on the User updates their 'phone_number' in the external provider. So now the claim in my local IDS4 store is out of date.
What is the best way to update my local 'phone_number' claim. If i'm using a sliding refresh token there's a chance that it could be a very long time before a user has to re-authenticate against the original exteranl provider and realise this claim has been updated.
In this particular case I have access to both the IDS4 instance and the External provider.
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Not sure if i'm missing something here or if its something that needs to be done in a custom way (Or even if what I'm trying is bad practice). Consider the following Scenario.
- A User chooses to log in via a external provider to my IDS4 server.
- IDS4 automatically provisions a local user and completes the sign-in of the user. My application is interested in a 'phone_number' claim and so copies this value to its local store.
- Later on the User updates their 'phone_number' in the external provider. So now the claim in my local IDS4 store is out of date.
What is the best way to update my local 'phone_number' claim. If i'm using a sliding refresh token there's a chance that it could be a very long time before a user has to re-authenticate against the original exteranl provider and realise this claim has been updated.
In this particular case I have access to both the IDS4 instance and the External provider.
identityserver4 oidc
asked Nov 9 at 15:12
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up vote
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Not sure if i'm missing something here or if its something that needs to be done in a custom way (Or even if what I'm trying is bad practice). Consider the following Scenario.
- A User chooses to log in via a external provider to my IDS4 server.
- IDS4 automatically provisions a local user and completes the sign-in of the user. My application is interested in a 'phone_number' claim and so copies this value to its local store.
- Later on the User updates their 'phone_number' in the external provider. So now the claim in my local IDS4 store is out of date.
What is the best way to update my local 'phone_number' claim. If i'm using a sliding refresh token there's a chance that it could be a very long time before a user has to re-authenticate against the original exteranl provider and realise this claim has been updated.
In this particular case I have access to both the IDS4 instance and the External provider.
identityserver4 oidc
asked Nov 9 at 15:12
Lee
215
Not sure if i'm missing something here or if its something that needs to be done in a custom way (Or even if what I'm trying is bad practice). Consider the following Scenario.
- A User chooses to log in via a external provider to my IDS4 server.
- IDS4 automatically provisions a local user and completes the sign-in of the user. My application is interested in a 'phone_number' claim and so copies this value to its local store.
- Later on the User updates their 'phone_number' in the external provider. So now the claim in my local IDS4 store is out of date.
What is the best way to update my local 'phone_number' claim. If i'm using a sliding refresh token there's a chance that it could be a very long time before a user has to re-authenticate against the original exteranl provider and realise this claim has been updated.
In this particular case I have access to both the IDS4 instance and the External provider.
identityserver4 oidc
identityserver4 oidc
asked Nov 9 at 15:12
Lee
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asked Nov 9 at 15:12
Lee
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asked Nov 9 at 15:12
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asked Nov 9 at 15:12
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