As per Auth0 announcement, https://auth0.com/docs/migrations#active-migrations, the sso endpoint will be deprecated. Does it mean discourse will no longer work with auth0?
Well, they have just moved their support forum to discourse, so I’d think that they’ll work it out.
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So far, they are using Discourse embedded user/login mechanism. It does not look promising. 
Well, it seems like a thing to ask them.
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There are some migration guides for those using Auth0.js and Lock that should be helpful. We are using the OAuth2-basic plugin and it works just fine.
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I’ve contacted them.
The functionality is supposed to continue working after Jan the 1st. As long as the login dialog that comes from them and uses their endpoints internally, everything is ok. The easiest way to distinguish is to look at the url of the login/signup form. If it changes to auth0 domain, it will work. An example (my forum):
- Forum - community.wardleymaps.com.
- Login dialog - https://wardleymaps.eu.auth0.com. Note the auth0 domain. It is hosted by them, so it will continue to work.
However, if you use mentioned endpoints in your code directly, it will stop working.
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Some good information on our deprecation is found here
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