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How can we assign a permission to all users in Keycloak Authorization Services policies?
I would like to create a all users policy in Keycloak:
How can I specify that this policy is for all users?
Using '*' didn't work.
Solution
How can I specify that this policy is for all users? Using '*' didn't work.
Having a policy for all users is kind of unusual I would say.
Nonetheless, You can try to create a default Realm role, so all users will get that role, and then create a policy-based on that role.
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