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nodamage | 1 year ago

> And people are telling you that this is not possible with the Google public OAuth API.

Yes I understand, however it is possible to integrate Slack and Google SSO in such a way that it checks that the user belongs to the correct workspace, correct? Either via the SAML integration (https://support.google.com/a/answer/6357481) or an internal Google OAuth integration? The purpose of the public Google OAuth API as opposed to the previous two options is to allow logins from non-workspace or cross-workspace Google accounts, correct?

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SAI_Peregrinus|1 year ago

No, there's no way to check which workspace is in use, just that the domain matches. That's the problem.

nodamage|1 year ago

Only if you use the Google public OAuth integration. If you instead use the SAML integration with Slack as described in the link above you don’t have this problem.