Update JIT SSO setup to use WorkOS Organization ID#252
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Summary
Updates the Just In Time (JIT) SSO setup instructions in the role-based access control guide to reflect the new configuration flow. Admins now enter a WorkOS Organization ID directly in the SSO settings tab instead of clicking a "Set Up" button to launch an OAuth login flow.
Source PR
porter-dev/code#5451 replaces the WorkOS OAuth integration flow with manual organization ID configuration. Admins enter their WorkOS Organization ID in the SSO settings UI, and the configuration is saved alongside the default role for newly provisioned users.
Changes
org_ABC123ABC123ABC123ABC123AB) and a pointer to find this value in the WorkOS dashboard.