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State the processing guarantee and expose the idempotency key - #31
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A SET is handled at least once, not exactly once: the javadoc of the handler and the dedup stores and both READMEs say so now, and SsfEventToken.idempotencyKey() (issuer and jti, also the dedup key) gives handlers the key for their own side effects. The SCIM-to-OIDC attribute mapping is documented as a deployment decision. Closes #28 Signed-off-by: Thomas Darimont <thomas.darimont@googlemail.com>
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A SET is handled at least once, not exactly once: the javadoc of the handler and the dedup stores and both READMEs say so now, and SsfEventToken.idempotencyKey() (issuer and jti, also the dedup key) gives handlers the key for their own side effects. The SCIM-to-OIDC attribute mapping is documented as a deployment decision.
Closes #28