Changelog

The following is the change history for the Microsoft Login Integration Kit.

Updated the Core contract attributes to include the idToken, accessToken, and tenantId values. The tenantId value is decoded from the idToken JSON Web Token (JWT).

Added the ability to send a login_hint parameter to pre-fill the Username field on the Microsoft user sign-on page. Learn more in the Include Login Hint field description in Microsoft IdP Adapter settings reference.
Added the ability to send a prompt parameter to confirm user interaction during the authentication process. Learn more in the Include Prompt field description in Microsoft IdP Adapter settings reference.
Added the ability to send other request parameters in the authorization request to Microsoft. Learn more in step 3 in Configuring an adapter instance.

Added the Supported Account Types setting to simplify matching account types with your Entra ID application settings.

Additionally, the Tenant ID field is now called Single Tenant ID for clarity.

If you’re upgrading, your current adapter configuration will still work.

Initial release.
Added the ability to use browser redirect or pop-up window for the sign-on presentation. Learn more in the Microsoft Sign-on Presentation field description in Microsoft IdP Adapter settings reference.
Added customizable user-facing language-pack messages and customizable sign-on templates for the pop-up window presentation. Learn more in Download manifest.
Added support for the PingFederate authentication API.
Added support for the JavaScript Widget for the PingFederate Authentication API.

Microsoft Login Integration Kit 1.2 – September 2024