chore: added docs for Apple to demonstrate usage of name scope
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@pi1814 to verify the scope and claims mapping is correct. |
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| [if 'given_name' in claims then 'firstName' else null]: claims.given_name, | ||
| [if 'last_name' in claims then 'lastName' else null]: claims.last_name, |
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This only works if the identity schema accepts "firstName", which the default (preset://email) doesn't, maybe we need to make that clear here? E.g. with multiple tabs?
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aah yes good point.
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