· 21. April 2026
A console for users, applications and logs
Identity got an administration console: its own sign-in, and one place to work through users, applications, chips, certificates, logs and teams, with search, pagination and per-record detail views.
Added
- An administration console. A web console with its own sign-in that lists users, applications, chips, certificates, logs and teams.
- Search, pagination and sorting. Users and applications can be searched, and every list — users, applications, chips, certificates, logs, teams — is paginated and sortable instead of arriving all at once.
- Detail views for a session or a request. A single session or authorization request can be opened by its id to see what it consisted of.
- Credentials per user. Credentials can be assigned and managed for a user, and each change is written to that user's activity log.
- Client secrets for applications. An application's client secret can be generated from the console, and changes to an application are attributed to the user who made them.
- Certificates matched to sessions. Creating a session or an authorization request now looks for the matching certificate and records it.
- Profile images for users and applications. Both carry a profile image alongside further profile fields.
Fixed
- The application request sent a url where a domain was expected, and the info link was filled from the wrong field.
- Authorization requests were created without the redirect URI they should carry.
- A chip without a description no longer breaks when its details are read.