do not assert both subject-id and pairwise-id #987
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default to pairwise-id if both are requested and available
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Description
do not assert both subject-id and pairwise-id
default to pairwise-id if both are requested and available
The feature or problem addressed by this PR
When a SP requests subject-id any there pysaml2 will add both subject-id and pairwise-id to the list of required attributes which means that both will be released if they are available.
What your changes do and why you chose this solution
This PR will check if both subject-id and pairwise-id is in available attributes and default to only release pairwise-id if both are. This check only runs if the
urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:profiles:subject-id:reqis set toany.Checklist