Creates a new claim mapping for the workspace. A claim mapping describes how the value of a specific user attribute in the IdP will be translated into a role in Torq when using single sign-on. For example, add a claim with the name groups that will assign each user in the IdP group engineers (claim value) the Contributor role in Torq. Claims are applied in order, and a user is assigned a role based on the first match found, while subsequent mappings are disregarded.
The name of the claim to add.
The value of the claim to add.
The ID of the role in Torq the claim will be mapped to. To get a list of user role IDs make a List roles request.
A successful response.
The unique identifier of the claim mapping.
The name of the claim.
The value of the claim.
The ID of the role in Torq the claim is mapped to.
The rank of a claim mapping determines its position in the ordered list of mappings, ranging from 1 to n. For instance, given the claim mappings list [a, b, c, d, e], updating the rank of claim c to 2 would result in the updated list: [a, c, b, d, e]. Claims are applied in order. A user is assigned a role according to the first match found and subsequent mappings are ignored.
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