v0.8

• Reject next URLs containing linebreaks gracefully
• Look for logout_uri in top-level authlib provider config instead of the authlib_args dict (the latter is still checked as a fallback)
• Include id_token_hint in authlib logout URL
• Add logout_args setting to authlib provider which allows removing some of the query string arguments that are included by default

v0.7

• Support multiple id fields in SAML identity provider
• Include client_id in authlib logout URL since some OIDC providers mayrequire this
• Allow setting timeout for authlib token requests (default: 10 seconds)
• Add new MULTIPASS_HIDE_NO_SUCH_USER config setting to convert NoSuchUser exceptions to InvalidCredentials to avoid disclosing whether a username is valid
• Include the username in the identifier attribute of the InvalidCredentials exception so applications can apply e.g. per-username rate limiting

v0.6

• Drop support for Python 3.8 (3.8 is EOL since Oct 2024)
• Remove upper version pins of dependencies
• Support friendly names for SAML assertions (set 'saml_friendly_names': True in the auth provider settings)
• Include more verbose authentication data in IdentityRetrievalFailed exception details

v0.5.6

• Reject invalid next URLs with backslashes that could be used to trick browsers into redirecting to an otherwise disallowed host when doing client-side redirects

v0.5.5

• Ensure only valid schemas (http and https) can be used when validating the next URL
• Deprecate the flask_multipass.__version__ attribute

v0.5.4

• Skip LDAP users that do not have the specified uid attribute set instead of failing with an error

v0.5.3

• Skip LDAP group members that do not have the specified uid attribute set instead of failing with an error

v0.5.2

• Add ldap_or_authinfo identity provider which behaves exactly like the ldap provider, but if the user cannot be found in LDAP, it falls back to the data from the auth provider (typically Shibboleth)

v0.5.1

• Fix compatibility with Python 3.8 and 3.9

v0.5

• Drop support for Python 3.7 and older (3.7 is EOL since June 2023)
• Declare explicit compatibility with Python 3.11
• Support werkzeug 3.0
• Fail more gracefully if Authlib (OIDC) login provider is down