Single Sign-On (or SSO) allows you to manage your organization’s entire membership via a third party provider.

Behaviour

Supports multiple authentication schemes:

Signup/login with username/e-mail and password
Signup/Login with GitHub accounts
Signup/Login with GitLab accounts
Signup/Login with Bitbucket accounts
Signup/Login with Microsoft (Office 365, Azure) accounts
Connecting more than one social account to an account based on email/username

Default Membership

Every member who creates a new account via SSO will be inactive, and can access to the platform with a user role after activation by a superuser.

Providers

GitHub

You need to register a new application on GitHub.

You should provide a callback URL: [Domain/IP]/sso/github

And use your client id and secret token using the settings page (auth section).

Please see this section for more details.

GitLab

You need to register a new application on GitLab.

You should provide a callback URL: [Domain/IP]/sso/gitlab

And use your client id and secret token using the settings page (auth section). If you have an on-premise GitLab installation you can additionally provide your GitLab url.

Please see this section for more details.

Bitbucket

You need to register a new application on bitbucket.

You should provide a callback URL: [Domain/IP]/sso/bitbucket

And use your client id and secret token using the settings page (auth section).

Please see this section for more details.

Microsoft (Azure)

You need to register a new application on Azure.

You will need to provide a reply URL: [Domain/IP]/sso/azure

And use your client id and secret token using the settings page (auth section).

Signup/Login

Once you set one or all of these providers your users will be able to signup/login based on any of these providers.

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