Changelog

The following tables summarizes changes in this release of the OIDC Provider from BankID since its predecessor release(s):

No	Changes in 2018-01-31 London (OIDC) since 2017-12-06 Luxembourg (OIDC)
1	The xID Service has been added as a new Identity Provider
2	A designated landing page (LPAGE) has been added for onboarding and support for xID-users.
3	The module name for the JS Connector has changed from BID to OIDC

No	Changes in 2018-01-31 London (OIDC) since 2017-09-19 xID Demo (OIDC)
1	The baseurl for the REST API has changed
2	The current version is built on Keycloak whereas the predecessor version was built on Apache CFX.
3	The current version is equipped for load-balancing and application clustering, thus supporting large-scale operation.
4	Support for the TINFO-service via the standardized OIDC Userinfo endpoint has been removed. TINFO vil be supported again in a sucessor version but then via a regular OAuth2 Resource Server and not via the OIDC Userinfo endpoint.
5	The predecessor version used BankID PID for the `sub` claim. The current version uses a generic GUID value for the `sub` claim. The BankID PID is available in a separate claim called `bankid_altsub`. The latter claim is missing for IDPs that are not related to BankID in any way. See ID Token for further information.
6	Access to Norwegian National Identity Number (NNIN) has been refined as follows. Eligible merchant are granted access for the purpose of looking up already existing users via a claim called nnin_altsub in the ID Token. This product option does not demand any consent from the end-user. Merchants may not use this product option to onboard new customers by Norwegian National Identity Number Eligible merchant are granted access for the purpose of onboarding new users via a claim called `tinfo/nnin` in the TINFO-service. This product option demand consent from the end-user See ID Token and Access Token for further information.
7	The content and structure of ID Tokens have changed slightly
8	The content and structure of Default Access Tokens have changed sigificantly. The current version supports self-contained tokens whereas the predecessor version supported by-reference tokens. See Access Token for further information.
9	Support for Refresh Tokens has been added.
10	The documentation has been improved in structure and clarity.
11	The module name for the JS Connector has changed from XID to OIDC