SCIM decision: a groups value equal to the current membership in a POST or PUT body is accepted and ignored, since Okta sends groups: [] on create (SCIM-28)
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@@ -343,6 +343,10 @@ Each requirement has an ID, and tests name the IDs they check.
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- **SCIM-28.** `groups` on a user is read-only. Each entry has `value` (the
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group's id), `display` (the group's display name) and `$ref`. A write to it
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is `400 mutability`. Membership is changed through the Group.
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**Decision** (2026-09-19): in a `POST` or `PUT` body, a `groups` value that
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equals the current membership (so `[]` on create, as Okta sends) isn't a
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write: it's accepted and ignored. A value that would change membership is
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`400 mutability`, and `PATCH` on `groups` always is.
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- **SCIM-29.** `externalId` is stored exactly as sent and never interpreted.
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It's matched case-exactly. An empty string is `400 invalidValue`, as the
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schema already requires. **Decision:** within one tenant (or the
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