Feature #43352
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Provide an option to authenticate in Redmine through an OAuth provider.
Description
This feature will allow users to securely log in using their accounts from popular services like Google, Microsoft, Okta, or Keylock, providing an alternative to the traditional username/password login or LDAP login.
From what I checked, there is very well maintained plugin that brings this capability, but I think that it should a core feature.
Related issues
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU 4 months ago
- Related to Feature #37363: Add native support for OIDC added
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU 4 months ago
I've added this to 7.0.0 for now to discuss it, but I strongly believe we should implement this in some way.
Updated by Anonymous 
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Updated by Jan Catrysse 4 months ago
https://github.com/jcatrysse/bless-this-redmine-sso/tree/feature_version_2.0.0
This is what I have been using (I added a version 2.0.0 feature branch).
Updated by Quentin Aymard 4 months ago
Yes please. The lack of support for modern auth / Single Sign On (SSO) is really a problem for Redmine to move forward.
The OAuth side of the force is a bit disorderly, with several plugins more or less trying to do the same thing, most of the time confusing OAuth and its subset OpenID Connect. Kontron/redmine_oauth is the only one I was able to use properly.
The SAML side of the force was, until recently, somewhat clearer : a bunch of abandoned plugins, and the last one standing being the one from AlphaNodes : https://github.com/AlphaNodes/redmine_saml. But this last one went in public archive mode on Github this fall, so I think this is not an option anymore.