Change Property to display not working

[julmsy]

Hello @Yvand,

I have another point that I have a strange behavior, but maybe I misunderstand it.

From the Claim types configuration table, I would like to change the Property to display for the main "User" mapping. Here is what I have after my initial configuration:

All what I want now is to change the Property to display for the first line, because displaying the UPN is not really user friendly.
So I click on Edit, set DisplayName on the Property to display column:

Then click on Save. But once the page is reloaded, the property set disappears...

No error message, and not found really interesting from the ULS logs.

I did a similar test with the http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/role claim type, where I changed the Property to display from DisplayName to Id, it works nice. So I don't understand why I cannot do the same for http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress claim type.

Is there something wrong?
Do I need to check something?

Let me know if you need more info.

Thanks!

[Yvand]

hello @julmsy, thank you for reporting this, I tested and I can reproduce the same issue.
I'll fix it, but in the meantime you can achieve the same in a different way:
Browse to central admin > AzureCP global admin page: In section "Display of user identifier results": Set the display name in the dropdown list

[julmsy]

Hello @Yvand ,
Thanks for the info and workaround. I did't paid attention to this setting. Work as expected with this option.

And the table is automatically updated, nice!

[julmsy]

For info if that could help someone, equivalent action in PowerShell:

Add-Type -AssemblyName "AzureCP, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=65dc6b5903b51636"
$config = [azurecp.AzureCPConfig]::GetConfiguration("AzureCPConfig")

$config.ClaimTypes[0].DirectoryObjectPropertyToShowAsDisplayText = "DisplayName"
$config.Update()

[Yvand]

@julmsy I fixed this issue in #167, it was a dumb issue specific to the identity claim type, because it has a specific class (IdentityClaimTypeConfig) that inherits ClaimTypeConfig, and the code got the properties only of the child class.

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