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LG-512 Add a failure to proof url to service providers for LOA3#2389

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Why: So the SP can offer a custom page when a user fails to proof on LOA3.

How: Add a new column to service providers. Update any supporting classes.

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@stevegsa stevegsa force-pushed the stevegsa-failure-to-proof-url-for-sps branch from c288cac to 2fa94fc Compare July 28, 2018 18:21
**Why**: So the SP can offer a custom page when a user fails to proof on LOA3.

**How**: Add a new column to service providers.  Update any supporting classes.
@stevegsa stevegsa force-pushed the stevegsa-failure-to-proof-url-for-sps branch from 2fa94fc to cc87649 Compare July 30, 2018 14:29
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monfresh commented Aug 7, 2018

Is this related to the discussion we had with Dave about following the OIDC spec as opposed to having custom URLs? I don't remember what we decided. Is this new field for both SAML and OIDC providers?

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jmhooper commented Aug 7, 2018

Yeah, this should be for both SAML and OIDC. I don't remember a conversation with Dave about how it? I know we wanted it for the failure screens so that we can link to documentation about how to access services without remote proofing for service providers.

@stevegsa stevegsa merged commit 3bf9f1f into master Aug 7, 2018
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