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Summary:
Migration to .NET 6

Ticket:
PSMS-160 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
.NET 6 ecosystem offers:

  • Simplified development

  • Better performance

  • Improved Security


Summary:
Azure B2C Ready - New Sign-In process

Ticket:
SSO-85 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
PSMS now supports the new Sign-In process using “Azure AD B2C when we complete the user migration to Azure B2C.

Migration to Azure B2C will be done in phases.


Summary:
Azure B2C Ready - Support new application switcher

Ticket:
PSMS-176 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
Users will have the ability to switch between applications from the User Account menu when we complete the user migration to Azure B2C.


Summary:
Changes to Application Infrastructure for Azure B2C

Ticket:
PSMS-184 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
PSMS is now ready to be used with Azure B2C. We will be migrating to Azure B2C in phases.


Summary:
Application Insights now filtering expected 404 errors

Ticket:
PSMS-170 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
Application Insights is now easier to use and we filter out all expected 404 errors.


Summary:
Update ingress controller settings to the latest scheme

Ticket:
PSMS-182 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
Ingress controller settings updated to latest scheme.


Summary:
Handle interrupted Azure B2C login process

Ticket:
PSMS-188 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
Fix to handle Azure B2C login process when it is interrupted by the user.
For example, during the login process, the user can click on the Indigina logo to go to Apps selection page. This fix can handle these situations so the user can still login after the initial login process was interrupted.


Summary:
Migrate Public API Tokens to use the TokenManager service

Ticket:
PSMS-174 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Detail:
Clients send HTTP requests to a Public API with a “Token“ query parameter. The Public API tries resolve the token via the Token Manager. If the token is valid, the Token Manager returns Access Token information and the Public API allows the request.


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