docs: add use_idp_credentials to token_exchange config, make client_id optional when set, and document Entra ID requirement with updated prerequisites and gotchas - #6069
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WalkthroughThe token exchange configuration now supports SSO identity-provider credentials. Schemas, OpenAPI definitions, validation rules, and Microsoft Entra ID documentation describe conditional use of ChangesToken exchange SSO support
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In `@docs/mcp/auth/token-exchange.mdx`:
- Around line 99-100: Update the token-exchange documentation wording so
Exchange Client ID is required when Dedicated application is selected, while
only Exchange Client Secret remains optional for public clients. Align the
guidance with transports/config.schema.json: client_id is required unless
use_idp_credentials is true.
In `@docs/openapi/openapi.json`:
- Around line 43557-43576: Update all eight token_exchange schema sites in
docs/openapi/openapi.json at lines 43557-43576, 43413, 43673, 43933,
43817-43836, 44077-44096, 44328-44347, and 93041-93060 to include the
conditional allOf requirement from transports/config.schema.json, requiring
client_id unless use_idp_credentials is true. Preserve audience,
authorization_server_url, and the existing properties and descriptions.
In `@docs/openapi/schemas/management/mcp.yaml`:
- Around line 19-49: Update the MCPTokenExchangeConfig schema to match the
token-exchange validation contract: reject configurations missing client_id
unless use_idp_credentials is true, and reject unknown properties by preserving
additionalProperties: false. Use the corresponding transports/config.schema.json
rules as the source of truth while retaining the documented field definitions.
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…ent_id` optional when set, and document Entra ID requirement with updated prerequisites and gotchas (#6069) ## Summary Adds `use_idp_credentials` to the `token_exchange` auth type, allowing the token exchange to run as the SSO login application itself rather than a separately registered dedicated exchange application. This is required for Microsoft Entra ID, whose on-behalf-of grant enforces that the assertion's audience matches the exchanging application — a structural constraint that makes a dedicated exchange application impossible to use with Entra. ## Changes - Added `use_idp_credentials: boolean` (default `false`) to `MCPTokenExchangeConfig` across the config schema, OpenAPI spec, and management YAML schema. When `true`, `client_id` and `client_secret` are ignored and the exchange uses the SSO login application's credentials instead. - `client_id` is no longer unconditionally required — the schema now enforces it conditionally: required unless `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. - `authorization_server_url` was added to the transport config schema where it was previously missing. - Updated the token exchange documentation to explain the two exchange application modes, why Entra structurally requires `use_idp_credentials: true` (with a citation to Microsoft's own OBO reference), and how RFC 8693 providers differ from Entra's pre-standard OBO grant. - Reorganized the Microsoft Entra ID known-gotchas list to lead with setting `use_idp_credentials: true` as step 1, since without it no other Entra troubleshooting step is relevant. - Updated the UI setup instructions to reflect the new **Exchange application** selector (Dedicated vs. Identity provider application) and the conditional display of client ID/secret fields. - Added a `use_idp_credentials: false` field to the reference API response example for completeness. ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [x] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [ ] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [x] Docs ## How to test Configure an MCP client with `auth_type: token_exchange` against a Microsoft Entra ID tenant: ```json "token_exchange": { "audience": "<entra-resource-app-client-id>", "use_idp_credentials": true } ``` 1. Verify the client reaches `pending_verification` state without a schema validation error (previously would have failed requiring `client_id`). 2. Click **Verify as me** — the exchange should succeed and the client move to `verified`. 3. Confirm that omitting both `use_idp_credentials: true` and `client_id` still fails schema validation. 4. Confirm that a non-Entra provider (Okta, Auth0) still works with `use_idp_credentials: false` and an explicit `client_id`. ## Breaking changes - [x] Yes - [ ] No `client_id` is no longer required at the schema level when `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. Existing configs that supply `client_id` are unaffected. No previously valid configuration becomes invalid. ## Security considerations `use_idp_credentials: true` causes the exchange to use the SSO login application's own credentials, which are shared across all MCP clients configured this way. This is intentional and required for Entra, but means a misconfigured audience could result in tokens being minted for unintended resources using the SSO application's grant. The per-client `audience` field remains the scope boundary. `client_id` and `client_secret` continue to be redacted in API responses and support `env.VAR_NAME`/`vault.path` references. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
…ent_id` optional when set, and document Entra ID requirement with updated prerequisites and gotchas (#6069) ## Summary Adds `use_idp_credentials` to the `token_exchange` auth type, allowing the token exchange to run as the SSO login application itself rather than a separately registered dedicated exchange application. This is required for Microsoft Entra ID, whose on-behalf-of grant enforces that the assertion's audience matches the exchanging application — a structural constraint that makes a dedicated exchange application impossible to use with Entra. ## Changes - Added `use_idp_credentials: boolean` (default `false`) to `MCPTokenExchangeConfig` across the config schema, OpenAPI spec, and management YAML schema. When `true`, `client_id` and `client_secret` are ignored and the exchange uses the SSO login application's credentials instead. - `client_id` is no longer unconditionally required — the schema now enforces it conditionally: required unless `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. - `authorization_server_url` was added to the transport config schema where it was previously missing. - Updated the token exchange documentation to explain the two exchange application modes, why Entra structurally requires `use_idp_credentials: true` (with a citation to Microsoft's own OBO reference), and how RFC 8693 providers differ from Entra's pre-standard OBO grant. - Reorganized the Microsoft Entra ID known-gotchas list to lead with setting `use_idp_credentials: true` as step 1, since without it no other Entra troubleshooting step is relevant. - Updated the UI setup instructions to reflect the new **Exchange application** selector (Dedicated vs. Identity provider application) and the conditional display of client ID/secret fields. - Added a `use_idp_credentials: false` field to the reference API response example for completeness. ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [x] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [ ] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [x] Docs ## How to test Configure an MCP client with `auth_type: token_exchange` against a Microsoft Entra ID tenant: ```json "token_exchange": { "audience": "<entra-resource-app-client-id>", "use_idp_credentials": true } ``` 1. Verify the client reaches `pending_verification` state without a schema validation error (previously would have failed requiring `client_id`). 2. Click **Verify as me** — the exchange should succeed and the client move to `verified`. 3. Confirm that omitting both `use_idp_credentials: true` and `client_id` still fails schema validation. 4. Confirm that a non-Entra provider (Okta, Auth0) still works with `use_idp_credentials: false` and an explicit `client_id`. ## Breaking changes - [x] Yes - [ ] No `client_id` is no longer required at the schema level when `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. Existing configs that supply `client_id` are unaffected. No previously valid configuration becomes invalid. ## Security considerations `use_idp_credentials: true` causes the exchange to use the SSO login application's own credentials, which are shared across all MCP clients configured this way. This is intentional and required for Entra, but means a misconfigured audience could result in tokens being minted for unintended resources using the SSO application's grant. The per-client `audience` field remains the scope boundary. `client_id` and `client_secret` continue to be redacted in API responses and support `env.VAR_NAME`/`vault.path` references. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
## ✨ Features - **MCP Per-User OAuth** - MCP clients can hold per-user OAuth credentials and per-user headers, configurable from `config.json` as well as the UI, with a documented shared vs per-identity token lookup contract and VK/Users filters on the OAuth Grants and MCP Auth Sessions sidebars - **Token Exchange IDP Credentials** - New `use_idp_credentials` on `token_exchange` reuses SSO login app credentials for providers that require it, such as Microsoft Entra ID; `client_id` becomes optional when it is set (#6068, #6069) - **Bedrock VPC Endpoints** - AWS Bedrock keys can target VPC endpoints (#6064) - **Per-Request Flat-Fee Pricing** - New `cost_per_request` field flows through datasheet sync, the cost engine, custom overrides and the UI override form (#6079) - **Pricing Overrides in the Model Catalog** - `/api/models/details` exposes resolved pricing overrides, and catalog rows resolve overrides server-side (#6055, #6056) - **MCP Tool Discovery Persistence** - Discovered MCP tools persist and resync uniformly across all client types through a hash-gated core callback, surviving restarts and propagating across a cluster - **W3C Trace ID Propagation** - Requests carry a W3C trace ID on the context (#5945) - **Cancellable Log Cost Recalculation** - Log cost recalculation tasks can be cancelled from the backend (#5801) - **Separate OTEL Metrics Pipeline** - The OTEL collector supports a metrics tab independent of traces, plus separate headers for traces and metrics (#5939, #5940) - **Roots-Only Log Filter** - New `roots_only` filter collapses fallback chains into their root entry with child aggregates (#5737) - **MCP Log Redaction and Plugin Logs** - MCP tool logs carry redaction mappings and plugin logs (#5744, #5746) - **User Agent and App Attribution in Logs** - Logs and MCP tool logs record user agent, app, source, decision, app key and device ID - **S3 Log Export Metadata** - Additional metadata is written alongside S3 log exports (#6070) - **Matview Maintenance Off Switch** - `matview_refresh_interval` accepts `"off"` to disable logstore matview maintenance entirely (thanks [@jeremym-tanium](https://github.com/jeremym-tanium)!) (#5693) - **Video Request Info in Logs UI** - Video requests surface their details in the logs UI (#5946) - **Shell Rewriter Hook** - The UI handler exposes a `ShellRewriter` hook for pre-hydration HTML rewriting (#5807) - **Auth Skip Path** - Adds a context path letting trusted internal callers bypass auth resolution ## 🐞 Fixed - **Path Normalization Auth Bypass** - Fixed a path normalization flaw that allowed auth to be bypassed (#5763) - **Minimal Reasoning Effort on GPT-5 Models** - `reasoning_effort: "minimal"` is preserved for GPT-5-family OpenAI models instead of being downgraded to `low` (thanks [@jitokim](https://github.com/jitokim)!) (#6046) - **Gemini Truncated Response Finish Reason** - Truncated Gemini responses report `MAX_TOKENS` instead of `OTHER` (thanks [@AdityaPainuli](https://github.com/AdityaPainuli)!) (#5979) - **Null Tool-Call Function Name on Streaming** - Streaming continuation deltas no longer materialize an absent tool-call function name as `null` (thanks [@AdityaPainuli](https://github.com/AdityaPainuli)!) (#5966) - **Bedrock Document Uploads** - Fixed Bedrock file handling in inference so office and PDF documents sent as OpenAI `type: "file"` are accepted (#5947) - **xAI Usage Cost** - Fixed USD cost ticks for xAI usage (#5950) - **Anthropic Encrypted Reasoning** - Added an Anthropic error branch when stripping encrypted reasoning content - **MCP Reconnect and Lock Ordering** - Broke a lock-order inversion in `ConnectionCheckerManager`, rebuilt ephemeral clients across the whole connect+init retry, preserved last-known tool maps across close-first reconnects, bound connect attempts to entry identity, deduped background reconnects and gated SSE `OnConnectionLost` on connection identity - **MCP OAuth Session Correctness** - Restricted `Reauthorize` to shared OAuth clients, rejected inactive tokens in `ValidateToken`, made the OAuth flow claim atomic against concurrent reauth, stopped dropping stored scopes on decode failure, and closed a verify-headers double-submit race that also dropped TLS, timeout and per-user-header fields - **Session Stickiness Reconciliation** - `needs_session_stickiness` is pinned across `config.json` reconciliation, so an unrelated file edit can no longer silently revert a client to per-call - **Credential Cache Cancellation** - `headerCredentialCache.Fill` and `userTokenCache.Fill` propagate context so a cancelled request unblocks instead of waiting on an unrelated leader; LRU entries carry a version so a rejected stale `Get` cannot evict a concurrently-updated value - **Governance List-Models Call** - Budgets and rate limits no longer trigger a list-models call (#6051) - **Realtime Response Create Input** - Guarded `response.create` input (#6050) - **HTTP Server Timeouts** - Configured bounded `http.Server` timeouts and a request-body limit - **MCP Client State Badges** - State badges render with spaces instead of underscores, and the state filter bucket was renamed from `disconnected` to `unstable` - **Entra OBO Scope** - `offline_access` is combined with `<audience>/.default` for Entra OBO instead of replacing it (#6078) ## 🔧 Maintenance - **Governance Route Families** - Editions can override governance route families (#5839) - **Dependency Upgrades** - Dependabot updates across all modules, plus module path fixes (#6040, #5864) - **Documentation** - config.schema.json doc fixes and Datadog env var reference fixes in the helm chart docs (#5938, #6019) ## 🗄️ Database Migrations **configstore:** - **add_mcp_client_pending_oauth_config_json_column** - Adds `pending_oauth_config_json` to `config_mcp_clients`. Reversible: drops the added column. - **merge_oauth_token_tables** - Consolidates `oauth_tokens` and `oauth_user_tokens` into `mcp_oauth_tokens`. **Non-reversible**: rollback deliberately leaves `mcp_oauth_tokens` in place, because every OAuth read and write targets it from this migration onward and dropping it would destroy any token created or refreshed since, forcing every holder to re-authorize. - **create_mcp_oauth_flows_table** - Creates `mcp_oauth_flows` to track in-flight OAuth flows. Reversible: drops the new table. - **drop_oauth_config_pkce_columns** - Drops CSRF state, PKCE verifier and `expires_at` from the OAuth config table now that they live on `mcp_oauth_flows`. **Non-reversible**: forward-only, the dropped values were per-flow ephemeral and re-adding empty columns would restore nothing. - **drop_oauth_config_token_id_column** - Drops `token_id`. **Non-reversible**: forward-only, it was a pure FK shortcut now reachable via `(oauth_config_id, auth_mode)`. - **add_mcp_admin_auth_mode_indexes** - Adds admin partial unique indexes on `mcp_oauth_tokens` and `mcp_per_user_header_credentials`. Reversible: drops both indexes. - **add_mcp_client_token_exchange_json_column** - Adds `token_exchange_json` to `config_mcp_clients`. Reversible: drops the added column. - **add_needs_session_stickiness_column** - Adds `needs_session_stickiness` to `config_mcp_clients`. Reversible: drops the added column. - **add_bedrock_endpoints_columns** - Adds Bedrock VPC endpoint columns to the keys table. Reversible: drops the added columns. - **add_cost_per_request_pricing_column** - Adds `cost_per_request` to model pricing. Reversible: drops the added column. **logstore:** - **logs_add_guardrail_debug_column** - Adds `guardrail_debug` to logs. Reversible: drops the added column. - **mcp_tool_logs_add_redaction_mapping_column** - Adds the redaction mapping column to MCP tool logs. **Non-reversible**: rollback is a no-op because dropping the column would permanently destroy reveal data for already-redacted MCP logs. - **logs_add_user_agent_column** - Adds user agent and app columns, their indexes, and a `UserAgentMapping` table. Reversible: drops the indexes and the mapping table. - **mcp_tool_logs_add_user_agent_column** - Adds user agent and app columns plus indexes to MCP tool logs. Reversible: drops both indexes and the `app` column. - **mcp_tool_logs_add_endpoint_columns** - Adds `source`, `decision`, `app_key` and `device_id` to MCP tool logs. Reversible: drops all four columns. - **mcp_tool_logs_add_plugin_logs_column** - Adds `plugin_logs` to MCP tool logs. Reversible: drops the added column. - **logs_recreate_matviews_with_user_agent_column** and **logs_recreate_matviews_with_app_column** - Recreate the log materialized views to include the new columns. Rollback is a no-op because `ensureMatViews` recreates them on next startup. <Warning> **High-throughput deployments: run the logstore migrations during a low-activity window.** Every logstore migration above alters `logs` or `mcp_tool_logs`, the two highest-insert tables in Bifrost, and several also build indexes on them. On a busy instance the index builds hold locks that block concurrent log inserts for the duration of the build, and the matview recreations rebuild against the full table. Schedule the upgrade for a low-traffic period, or expect elevated log-write latency and possible request-path backpressure while the migrations run. </Warning> <Warning> `merge_oauth_token_tables`, `drop_oauth_config_pkce_columns` and `drop_oauth_config_token_id_column` transform or remove existing OAuth state and cannot be rolled back. Take a database backup before upgrading, and do not roll the binary back past this release once the migration has run. </Warning> ## 🐙 Closed GitHub Issues - [#123](#123) - Files API Support - [#5472](#5472) - [Bug]: Bedrock rejects office/PDF document uploads via OpenAI `type:"file"` - "The PDF specified was not valid" - [#5900](#5900) - [Bug]: Streaming continuation chunks materialize omitted tool-call metadata as null - [#5978](#5978) - [Bug]: Gemini egress reports truncated responses as FinishReason OTHER, IncompleteDetails switch matches a string that never occurs - [#6044](#6044) - [Bug]: normalizeOpenAIReasoningEffort maps 'minimal' to 'low' for ALL OpenAI models, even ones that natively support 'minimal'
…ent_id` optional when set, and document Entra ID requirement with updated prerequisites and gotchas (#6069) ## Summary Adds `use_idp_credentials` to the `token_exchange` auth type, allowing the token exchange to run as the SSO login application itself rather than a separately registered dedicated exchange application. This is required for Microsoft Entra ID, whose on-behalf-of grant enforces that the assertion's audience matches the exchanging application — a structural constraint that makes a dedicated exchange application impossible to use with Entra. ## Changes - Added `use_idp_credentials: boolean` (default `false`) to `MCPTokenExchangeConfig` across the config schema, OpenAPI spec, and management YAML schema. When `true`, `client_id` and `client_secret` are ignored and the exchange uses the SSO login application's credentials instead. - `client_id` is no longer unconditionally required — the schema now enforces it conditionally: required unless `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. - `authorization_server_url` was added to the transport config schema where it was previously missing. - Updated the token exchange documentation to explain the two exchange application modes, why Entra structurally requires `use_idp_credentials: true` (with a citation to Microsoft's own OBO reference), and how RFC 8693 providers differ from Entra's pre-standard OBO grant. - Reorganized the Microsoft Entra ID known-gotchas list to lead with setting `use_idp_credentials: true` as step 1, since without it no other Entra troubleshooting step is relevant. - Updated the UI setup instructions to reflect the new **Exchange application** selector (Dedicated vs. Identity provider application) and the conditional display of client ID/secret fields. - Added a `use_idp_credentials: false` field to the reference API response example for completeness. ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [x] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [ ] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [x] Docs ## How to test Configure an MCP client with `auth_type: token_exchange` against a Microsoft Entra ID tenant: ```json "token_exchange": { "audience": "<entra-resource-app-client-id>", "use_idp_credentials": true } ``` 1. Verify the client reaches `pending_verification` state without a schema validation error (previously would have failed requiring `client_id`). 2. Click **Verify as me** — the exchange should succeed and the client move to `verified`. 3. Confirm that omitting both `use_idp_credentials: true` and `client_id` still fails schema validation. 4. Confirm that a non-Entra provider (Okta, Auth0) still works with `use_idp_credentials: false` and an explicit `client_id`. ## Breaking changes - [x] Yes - [ ] No `client_id` is no longer required at the schema level when `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. Existing configs that supply `client_id` are unaffected. No previously valid configuration becomes invalid. ## Security considerations `use_idp_credentials: true` causes the exchange to use the SSO login application's own credentials, which are shared across all MCP clients configured this way. This is intentional and required for Entra, but means a misconfigured audience could result in tokens being minted for unintended resources using the SSO application's grant. The per-client `audience` field remains the scope boundary. `client_id` and `client_secret` continue to be redacted in API responses and support `env.VAR_NAME`/`vault.path` references. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
…ent_id` optional when set, and document Entra ID requirement with updated prerequisites and gotchas (#6069) ## Summary Adds `use_idp_credentials` to the `token_exchange` auth type, allowing the token exchange to run as the SSO login application itself rather than a separately registered dedicated exchange application. This is required for Microsoft Entra ID, whose on-behalf-of grant enforces that the assertion's audience matches the exchanging application — a structural constraint that makes a dedicated exchange application impossible to use with Entra. ## Changes - Added `use_idp_credentials: boolean` (default `false`) to `MCPTokenExchangeConfig` across the config schema, OpenAPI spec, and management YAML schema. When `true`, `client_id` and `client_secret` are ignored and the exchange uses the SSO login application's credentials instead. - `client_id` is no longer unconditionally required — the schema now enforces it conditionally: required unless `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. - `authorization_server_url` was added to the transport config schema where it was previously missing. - Updated the token exchange documentation to explain the two exchange application modes, why Entra structurally requires `use_idp_credentials: true` (with a citation to Microsoft's own OBO reference), and how RFC 8693 providers differ from Entra's pre-standard OBO grant. - Reorganized the Microsoft Entra ID known-gotchas list to lead with setting `use_idp_credentials: true` as step 1, since without it no other Entra troubleshooting step is relevant. - Updated the UI setup instructions to reflect the new **Exchange application** selector (Dedicated vs. Identity provider application) and the conditional display of client ID/secret fields. - Added a `use_idp_credentials: false` field to the reference API response example for completeness. ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [x] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [ ] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [x] Docs ## How to test Configure an MCP client with `auth_type: token_exchange` against a Microsoft Entra ID tenant: ```json "token_exchange": { "audience": "<entra-resource-app-client-id>", "use_idp_credentials": true } ``` 1. Verify the client reaches `pending_verification` state without a schema validation error (previously would have failed requiring `client_id`). 2. Click **Verify as me** — the exchange should succeed and the client move to `verified`. 3. Confirm that omitting both `use_idp_credentials: true` and `client_id` still fails schema validation. 4. Confirm that a non-Entra provider (Okta, Auth0) still works with `use_idp_credentials: false` and an explicit `client_id`. ## Breaking changes - [x] Yes - [ ] No `client_id` is no longer required at the schema level when `use_idp_credentials: true` is set. Existing configs that supply `client_id` are unaffected. No previously valid configuration becomes invalid. ## Security considerations `use_idp_credentials: true` causes the exchange to use the SSO login application's own credentials, which are shared across all MCP clients configured this way. This is intentional and required for Entra, but means a misconfigured audience could result in tokens being minted for unintended resources using the SSO application's grant. The per-client `audience` field remains the scope boundary. `client_id` and `client_secret` continue to be redacted in API responses and support `env.VAR_NAME`/`vault.path` references. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable

Summary
Adds
use_idp_credentialsto thetoken_exchangeauth type, allowing the token exchange to run as the SSO login application itself rather than a separately registered dedicated exchange application. This is required for Microsoft Entra ID, whose on-behalf-of grant enforces that the assertion's audience matches the exchanging application — a structural constraint that makes a dedicated exchange application impossible to use with Entra.Changes
use_idp_credentials: boolean(defaultfalse) toMCPTokenExchangeConfigacross the config schema, OpenAPI spec, and management YAML schema. Whentrue,client_idandclient_secretare ignored and the exchange uses the SSO login application's credentials instead.client_idis no longer unconditionally required — the schema now enforces it conditionally: required unlessuse_idp_credentials: trueis set.authorization_server_urlwas added to the transport config schema where it was previously missing.use_idp_credentials: true(with a citation to Microsoft's own OBO reference), and how RFC 8693 providers differ from Entra's pre-standard OBO grant.use_idp_credentials: trueas step 1, since without it no other Entra troubleshooting step is relevant.use_idp_credentials: falsefield to the reference API response example for completeness.Type of change
Affected areas
How to test
Configure an MCP client with
auth_type: token_exchangeagainst a Microsoft Entra ID tenant:pending_verificationstate without a schema validation error (previously would have failed requiringclient_id).verified.use_idp_credentials: trueandclient_idstill fails schema validation.use_idp_credentials: falseand an explicitclient_id.Breaking changes
client_idis no longer required at the schema level whenuse_idp_credentials: trueis set. Existing configs that supplyclient_idare unaffected. No previously valid configuration becomes invalid.Security considerations
use_idp_credentials: truecauses the exchange to use the SSO login application's own credentials, which are shared across all MCP clients configured this way. This is intentional and required for Entra, but means a misconfigured audience could result in tokens being minted for unintended resources using the SSO application's grant. The per-clientaudiencefield remains the scope boundary.client_idandclient_secretcontinue to be redacted in API responses and supportenv.VAR_NAME/vault.pathreferences.Checklist
docs/contributing/README.mdand followed the guidelines