Allow to disable uid transformation for an IDP#266
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Awesome thx ! Way cleaner than the other PR 👍🏼
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This is a better approach for #256
We can only target a single IDP by it's identifier :
will target only IDP with identifier
icu.The targeted IDP will perform mapping on RAW uids, it's necessary when you use same LDAP for geOrchestra and OAuth2 provider (Keycloak for example).
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