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Ability to toggle off new applications in social connections by default #41

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martinbjeldbak opened this issue Jan 17, 2020 · 0 comments

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Describe the problem you'd like to have solved

The ability to allow newly added applications to be toggled off by default for all existing custom social connections.

Describe the ideal solution

Currently, new applications are toggled on by default for all existing social connections. If we could have a toggle somewhere within the "Custom Social Connections" homepage where we could change this default setting, our problem would be solved.

Alternatives and current work-arounds

Currently, whenever we add a new Application within Auth0, we have to go into all existing custom social connections, click on each of the connections' "Apps" tab, and toggle off this new Application from the social connection, as we do not want to display "Login with Client A" on Client B's new hosted login page. This in itself is not a problem if we only have a handful of applications, but if we are talking dozens and potentially hundreds of applications, it can become error prone.

Additional context

The system we work on currently has an (almost) 1-to-1 match between Auth0 applications and a corresponding custom social connection. This is due to the fact that we want to provide different client IdPs access to the same Auth0 tenant, but only show the client-specific
"Login with Client X" login buttons for each client, without showing all the other custom social connections. So when you visit client-a.example.com, the "Sign in with Client A" Auth0 hosted page is shown, and identical logic when client-b.example.com is visited, we display only the "Sign in With Client B" button.

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