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Support for ForceAuthn AuthnRequest #92
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I might have a client who is willing to pay me to implement this, but I'm hesitant to go forward with this until I know that a) I'm on the right track here, and b) I can be reasonably sure a pull request will be accepted (barring quality issues, obviously). Could you please provide some feedback on this? |
The same approach looks like it would be reasonable. Pull requests will gladly be accepted. :) Ideally, we'd love to rework this entire gem to be much more standards-compliant, and feature-complete at least for the protocol methods that we support. |
Unfortunately the client has decided to solve this the problem they were having in a different way, so they won't sponsor this functionality through us. :-( |
Related to #143 |
This functionality was added. |
As far as I can tell it currently isn't possible to set ForceAuthn=true for an AuthnRequest, as I only see a mention of ForceAuthn in the saml20protocol_schema.xsd.
I guess this could be implemented in a manner similar to IsPassive in 8a825f3 ?
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