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| Then, you must log in with this user at http://discovery.local.openedx.io/admin. | ||
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| Alternatively, you can log in with oauth2 using a pre-existing user created on the LMS/CMS by accessing | ||
| http(s)://discovery.<your lms host>/login. To do so, the proper domain names must exist and point to | ||
| the production server. | ||
| http(s)://discovery.<your lms host>/login. The user must be reassigned the ``superuser`` and ``is_staff`` status. |
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I think the docs/lines are already explaining it
at line 49: user should run above command and create a super user first in discovery.
at line 51: Only then, user'll be able to use SSO with LMS(if the above admin user with same username, email already exists in LMS) by accessing http(s)://discovery./login.
may be add some more clarity, as we don't need to reassign the superuser and is_staff status. We only need to make sure that both discovery and LMS have superusers with same credentials if user want to use SSO/oauth2 with LMS on discovery admin panel without entering username/password again.
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@mlabeeb03, can you edit the description of the PR and also add some information in commit message like what updates are made in the readme. |
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- Explicitly state that in order to use SSO with existing LMS admin users, the newly created superuser in discovery must have the same username and email as the LMS user.
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Explicitly state that in order to use SSO with existing LMS admin users, the newly created superuser in discovery must have the same username and email as the LMS user.
close #90