docs: add permissions roles table and enterprise OIDC mapping guidance#6033
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Hi, just following up on this PR. Happy to make any adjustments if needed, please let me know. Thanks for your time! |
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Hi approver/maintainer team, just checking on this PR if any changes are needed from me. Please let me know. Thank you! |
Signed-off-by: balaakasam <thripuraavula@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: balaakasam <thripuraavula@gmail.com>
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Hi @nscuro, thank you for the detailed review and feedback. I went ahead and addressed all the feedback:
Please let me know if any further changes are needed, I will be happy to make any changes. |
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Hi approver/maintainer team, just checking on this PR if any changes are needed from me. Please let me know. Thank you! |
Description
Adds a complete permissions roles table to the OIDC configuration documentation, explaining what each Dependency-Track permission grants to authenticated users. Also adds a recommended enterprise role structure and guidance on mapping OIDC groups in Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak, and Okta.
Addressed Issue
closes #5841
Additional Details
The existing documentation explained how to configure OIDC but did not describe what permissions are available in Dependency-Track or how to structure teams for enterprise deployments. This left administrators without guidance on which permissions to assign when mapping identity provider groups to Dependency-Track teams.
This change is documentation only - no code changes.
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