Feature #43352
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Provide an option to authenticate in Redmine through an OAuth provider.
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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 21 days ago
- Related to Feature #37363: Add native support for OIDC added
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU 21 days 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 15 days 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 7 days 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.