When a local user is linked with a oidc identity. Or an oidc identity changes the password. They can still use local login. We currently don't really define a account type, so if the password is set, the user can use local auth. If the oidc_id is set, the user can login via oidc.
With the addition of #1033 the admin permissions are synced on oidc login and we maybe want to restrict changing the admin permissions for oidc users.
We also maybe want to disable local login when the user is linked to an oidc identity.
When a local user is linked with a oidc identity. Or an oidc identity changes the password. They can still use local login. We currently don't really define a account type, so if the password is set, the user can use local auth. If the oidc_id is set, the user can login via oidc.
With the addition of #1033 the admin permissions are synced on oidc login and we maybe want to restrict changing the admin permissions for oidc users.
We also maybe want to disable local login when the user is linked to an oidc identity.