SSO + change user button
See original GitHub issueThe idea of disabling SSO is great and its no longer needed for us to open Firefox in incognito mode if we want to use another user. What would be the best way of integrating the SSO solution, but with the option to change the user? I’d rather not do it static and dirty as I first started doing 😄
EDIT: I could say my initial solution was to create something like this, but it don’t really handle logouts:
def change_user(request):
url = provider_config.build_authorization_endpoint(request)
password_url = url + "&prompt=login"
return redirect(password_url)
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Please test it and if it works fine, I’ll release it as v1.1.2
You’re right… It’s not going to work because the link is to a page on the same server that then redirects to ADFS. It’s even strange that it worked on Firefox.
So solution 2 is the only way forward.