Document OIDC subject claim behaviour#3118
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Clarifies that requested subject keys with no value in the current execution context (e.g. tenant on an untenanted deployment) are omitted entirely from the generated subject - both key and value - not just left with an empty value. Customers configuring AWS IAM trust policies for untenanted projects had to discover this by trial and error. Replaces the single 'default format' line with the default keys plus both the tenanted and untenanted resulting subjects, adds the missing Project Group key part, removes Feed from the Deployments and Runbooks allowed parts (Feed has its own subject config), and adds a tenanted/untenanted example pair to the AWS account doc.
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Summary
When a selected OIDC subject key has no value at runtime (e.g.
tenanton an untenanted deployment), both the key and the value are dropped from the generatedsubclaim — not just the value. The docs didn't say this, and the documented "default format" included atenant:segment that doesn't actually appear for untenanted deployments. Reported internally after an AWS IAM trust policy was configured against the documented format and didn't match the actual subject.This PR:
Project Groupkey (already allowed in the code)Feedfrom the Deployments and Runbooks allowed parts (Feed has its own subject config)Source of truth:
OidcSubjectGenerator.cs