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Catch child classes of IdentityType #494
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When querying a relationship object for identity type objects, we need to be able to catch child classes of IdentityType.
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When persisting any relationship to the relationship manager, I was getting this error:
I found that while the relationship object's user and group properties were being queried for their partition, no matching users or groups were found because the search criteria was not allowing child classes of
IdentityType. This solves the problem.A workaround is to add
configurationBuilder.supportGlobalRelationship(org.picketlink.idm.model.Relationship.class);orconfigurationBuilder.supportAllFeatures();to your configuration.