This section contains crucial notices for Self-Hosted users using SAML SSO and basic authentication. Before upgrading, make sure to review the changes and take the necessary actions.
From version 7.104.5
Multiple SAML SSO Provider Configurations
The JFrog Platform now supports multiple configurations for SAML SSO providers. Enabling multiple SAML SSO configurations can help large organizations streamline the login and authentication processes for multiple platforms, resulting in a faster and more convenient authentication experience.
Note
Before creating multiple SAML configurations, JFrog recommends deleting the old configuration and reconfiguring it with a different setting name other than Default. If you reconfigure your SAML configuration, you must also update the relevant information in the Identity Provider server.
Enabling SSO Disables Basic Authentication By Default
Enabling single sign-on authentication now disables internal password authentication by default. For more information, see Disable Basic Authentication Method.
From version 7.98.7
Breaking Change for SAML SSO
As notified in SAML SSO configuration, if you have configured SAML authentication in your environment, make sure to configure a Custom Base URL to prevent a 500 error.
Migration of SAML Authentication Provider from Artifactory Service to Access Service
As part of enhancements to the JFrog Access Service, which is becoming the primary service for authentication providers, the functionality for the SAML authentication provider has moved to the Access Service.
Breaking Change for
synchronizeLdapGroupsUser PluginFollowing the migration of SAML SSO from Artifactory service to Access service, the deprecated user plugin
synchronizeLdapGroupswill no longer be used for SAML SSO user login. As an alternative, the functionality of the plugin has been implemented as part of the provider. For more information, see Enabling Synchronization of LDAP Groups for SAML SSO.