Relax the use of Email Domains/Addresses to enforce authentication #236
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Problem
We currently mandate the use of a global email domain to authenticate both on the proxy side as well as the authenticator side. This is limiting for organizations and upstreams that have more diverse requirements that require a more flexible authenticator model.
We originally implemented this requirement as a safety precaution when SSO was less mature. It no longer provides the same assurances now that group usage is more robust and SSO itself has matured.
Solution
We propose to move adjust this configuration in two ways:
Notes
The way email domains, addresses, and groups interact with one another is becoming increasing confusing. We should think about ways to help simplify the model and make it more intuitive.