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verify:
mvn -f attribute-endpoints-provider verify
clean:
mvn -f attribute-endpoints-provider clean
.PHONY: verify clean

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Multivalue attributes are flattened in the response. Multivalue attributes are flattened in the response.
## Building
Maven is required for building the provider.
Once all dependencies are met, simply call `make` to build the provider, which should then produce a `attribute-endpoints-provider-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar` in the `attribute-endpoints-provider/target/` directory.
There's also `make clean` available for removing the output directory.
## Example Setup ## Example Setup
We assume an unconfigured, fresh Keycloak installation running under `http://localhost:8080`. We assume an unconfigured, fresh Keycloak installation running under `http://localhost:8080`.
(This can be achieved by running the provided `compose.yaml` after building the provider as outlined in [Building](#building).)
1. Add a new realm 1. Add a new realm
e.g. "TestRealm" e.g. "TestRealm"