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2018.11
Change | Expected in Preview Orgs | Rollout to Production Orgs Expected to Start |
---|---|---|
API Support for IdP-initiated Authentication | March 14 | March 19 |
New Powershell Module for TLS 1.2 Compatibility | Available Now | Available Now |
Rate Limit for System Log Increased | Available Now | Available Now |
New Version of Okta Sign-in Widget | Available Now | Available Now |
System Log API Is in Early Access (EA) | Available Now | Available Now |
Password Imports with Salted SHA-256 Algorithm is in Early Access (EA) | Available Now | Available Now |
Bugs Fixed for 2018.11 | March 14, 2018 | March 19, 2018 |
API Support for IdP-initiated Authentication
Use this feature to allow a client to specify the application right away during an authentication request, instead of taking the user through "step-up" authentication in a separate request. Documentation
New Powershell Module for TLS 1.2 Compatibility
The new version of Okta's Powershell module is compatible with TLS 1.2. Documentation (opens new window)
Rate Limit for System Log Increased
The rate limit for GET requests to /api/v1/logs
has been increased from 60 per minute to 120. Documentation
New Version of Okta Sign-in Widget
Version 2.7.0 of the Okta Sign-in Widget provides new features, notable changes, and bug fixes. For details, visit the okta-signin-widget
repository (opens new window).
Bugs Fixed for 2018.11
- An incorrect error message was returned when a blank password was specified in a password reset request. (OKTA-144982)
- If administrators in an org with the Developer Console enabled used the Classic user interface instead, and had no apps assigned, they couldn't access their own user home page. (OKTA-152324)
- For the System Log API, the
displayName
in the Target object was set toUnknown
if theeventType
wasuser.authentication.sso
and if the value didn't exist in the profile editor. This behavior matches the behavior in/events
. (OKTA-156484)