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      <title>How to Make Mattermost Team Edition Work with Keycloak 20 and Above</title>
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      <description>Any Keycloak from 20 onward enforces the openid scope on /userinfo, which breaks Mattermost Team Edition&amp;rsquo;s Keycloak-as-GitLab SSO. The fix everyone tries first makes it worse. Here&amp;rsquo;s what actually breaks, and the one client scope on Keycloak&amp;rsquo;s side that makes it work.</description>
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