To better organize users, they can now be assigned a path. This allows for organization of users based on sources they enrolled with/got imported from, organizational structure or any other structure.
Sources now have a path template to specify which path users created by it should be assigned. Additionally, you can set the path in the user_write stage in any flow, and it can be dynamically overwritten within a flow's context.
OAuth Refresh tokens that have been issued with the scope `goauthentik.io/api` can now be used to authenticate to the API on behalf of the user the token belongs to.
- Version-family tagged Container images
Instead of having to choose between using the `:latest` tag and explicit versions like `:2022.7.1`, there are now also version-family tags (:2022.7). This allows for sticking with a single version but still getting bugfix updates.
## Minor changes/fixes
- api: add basic jwt support with required scope (#2624)
- ci: add version family (#3059)
- core: add limit of 20 to group recursion
- core: fix migrations when creating bootstrap token
- core: trigger bootstrap tasks in server if we're debugging
- core: user paths (#3085)
- internal: dont sample gunicorn proxied requests
- internal: failback with self-signed cert if cert for tenant fails to load
- internal: fix routing to embedded outpost
- internal: skip tracing for go healthcheck and metrics endpoints
- lifecycle: fix confusing success messages in startup healthiness check
- lifecycle: run bootstrap tasks inline when using automated install
- lifecycle: Update postgres healthcheck for compose with user information (#3143)
- policies: consolidate log user and application
- providers/oauth2: dont lowercase URL for token requests (#3114)
- providers/oauth2: fix OAuth form_post response mode for code response_type
- providers/oauth2: if a redirect_uri cannot be parsed as regex, compare strict (#3070)
This release does not introduce any new requirements.
### docker-compose
Download the docker-compose file for 2022.7 from [here](https://goauthentik.io/version/2022.7/docker-compose.yml). Afterwards, simply run `docker-compose up -d`.