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Fix trailing whitespace in UPGRADE.md
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abias committed Nov 23, 2024
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* Generally, this is a quite simple plugin with just one purpose.
* It does not rely on any fluctuating library functions and should remain quite stable between Moodle major versions.
* It does not rely on any fluctuating library functions and should remain quite stable between Moodle major versions.
* Thus, the upgrading effort is low.


Upstream changes
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* This plugin does not inherit or copy anything from upstream sources.
* This plugin does not inherit or copy anything from upstream sources.
* However, as it redirects especially to the auth_oauth2 auth plugin, you should have a look if anything important has changed within /auth/oauth2/login.php in Moodle core.


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### Prerequisites:

* Install the plugin to Moodle

### Test OAuth backend

* Login as admin

* Go to Site administration -> Server -> OAuth 2 services
* Add a working OAuth 2 backend

* Go to Site administration -> Plugins -> Authentication -> Direct SSO Entrypoint
* In the "Allowed authentication plugins" setting, enable "OAuth 2"
* In the "Allowed authentication plugins" setting, enable "OAuth 2"
* In the "Allowed wantspage targets" setting, enable "Dashboard"
* Save the settings
* Pick the usable URL for the SSO entrypoint
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* Make sure that you are logged in with the SSO provider, but not into Moodle
* Go to the SSO entrypoint URL

#### Expected result:
#### Expected result:

* You are logged into Moodle
* You are on the Moodle Dashboard
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* In the "Allowed authentication plugins" setting, enable "OAuth 2"
* In the "Allowed wantspage targets" setting, enable "Course"
* Save the settings
* Pick the usable URL for the SSO entrypoint and replace the COURSEID placeholder with the ID of the course which you just created
* Pick the usable URL for the SSO entrypoint and replace the COURSEID placeholder with the ID of the course which you just created

* Open a new private browser window
* Make sure that you are logged in with the SSO provider, but not into Moodle
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