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September 18, 2026 00:59
Revalidate provider settings when linking, reclaim identities only from deleted accounts, and prevent removing the last login method. Cancel abandoned OIDC requests before they redirect or replace a local session. Preserve actionable settings errors, document the API, and add focused regression coverage.
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Why
Add support for standard OIDC providers, allowing users to sign in through an existing identity provider.
Administrators configure OIDC under Settings. Users link their existing NPM account under Edit Profile → Login methods using their authenticated session. Linking uses the provider’s issuer and subject identifiers, preserving existing NPM permissions and resource ownership.
OIDC is disabled by default. Local password login and two-factor authentication remain available. New
/api/oidc/*endpoints are additive and do not change existing API behavior.Includes configuration documentation and tests covering authentication, account linking, permissions, and the login interface.
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AI Usage