Auth0 Changelog

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more