I am just today seeing this change live in our sandbox. I was in the middle of testing when it changed, and now I cannot edit anything anymore. I cannot click on the new Account Schema location, its greyed out. and clicking the old just invites me to redirect. Sigh
Hi
The Account Schema, Correlation and Create Account screens are greyed out on the source configuration page when the test connection fails.
This was not the case before. We were able to see and edit these pages.
This is a bad design.
For some of our sources, the application Owners want to give lower level of privileges and the SailPoint test connection fails. We ignore these errors as our use cases do not need the full permissions.
We were able to edit the account schema and the correlation pages and our use cases were working.
Now, the Account schema and the correlation pages are not editable.
This is not acceptable.
The Dependency between test connection and the new screens in the source configuration should be removed,
Why was the Entitlement schema not moved as well?
Now we still need to go between ‘old’ and ‘new’ pages if we want to define entitlement types.
Is it planned to be included?
I’m looking at it in sandbox and the “create account (provisioning policy)” does not work, when you put “save”, it stays in “loading” forever. And if you want to create the provisioning policy by API, the source is totally broken and any operation returns a 401 (internal, not from the endpoint). This happens for Web Service and SCIM 2.0 Connectors.
Do you know if you will be able to solve it quickly?
It sounds like you have two users configuring sources. This means one (the user with credentials) may now block the other user performing the “deeper” configuration.
@JessAscanio1 I might be oversimplifying but felt that you hit the ‘blocked’ part.
Some source config screens do requires a connection. For example, CIEM Cloud Sources must successfully connect to retrieve “scopes”. Others connectors do not and I hear that requiring Test connection success is unnecessary. The potential downside would be lots of unconnectible sources with abandoned configuration/correlation.
I will meet with our UX and potentially remove the need to pass a Test connection.
We know we do not want to slow down source configuration and that is probably the simplest path!