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How to format multiple groups under groupmatch #69

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robotica-labs opened this issue Oct 29, 2021 · 6 comments
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How to format multiple groups under groupmatch #69

robotica-labs opened this issue Oct 29, 2021 · 6 comments
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Not sure if this is the proper forum to ask, but how does one format launch.json to have multiple entries for groups under the --group-match section? Running out of ideas after reviewing documentation in readme as well as links to google api pages. Also what is the format for command line execution would help. This is my first time golang experience, so debuging has been challenging for me. Thanks in advance.

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zumby commented Oct 29, 2021

@robotica-labs looks like it's not yet supported, see #55. also, the repo does not seem to be maintained ;(

@ChrisPates ChrisPates self-assigned this Jan 20, 2023
@ChrisPates ChrisPates added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 20, 2023
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This feature is being implemented under the linked branch in the form of a comma separated list of queries strings. The same will be available for users as well.

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@ChrisPates Any ETA for this?

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ChrisPates commented May 16, 2023 via email

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any updates on this feature?

@mattiadevivo
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Hi all, I recently created a third sync_method method called group-list which accept as group_match a list of comma-separated ("group1,group2") Google Workspace groups. Take care that if you use this sync_method you can only specify the group names separated by commas, you cannot use other filters like in the normal version of ssosync. You can find the code in the forked repo https://github.com/igeniusai/ssosync in the master branch.
You'll also find example manifests useful to deploy ssosync as a Kubernetes CronJob inside k8s folder.

TL;DR: execute it like this: ./ssosync --google-credentials <path-to-service-account> --identity-store-id <identity-store-id> --endpoint <scim-endpoint> --access-token <access-token> --google-admin <google-workspace-admin-email> --region eu-north-1 --sync_method group-list --group-match "group1,group2"

Unfortunately I don't have a public Docker Image yet but I'm planning to introduce it soon.

Hope it's useful to you.

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