Support using internal realm name on components for support with imported realms #929
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Created simple backwards-compatible fix for issue keycloak#802 in realm_keystore implementations By allowing to set realm_internal_id explicitly it allows for imported realms to have the UUID set by keycloak, while not breaking legacy usage of this provider, as they will have realm_id == realm_internal_id. Also added documentation for internal_realm_id arguments
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Added support for components using the internal realm name.
This resolves issue #802
The issue arises as the provider assumes that
realmId==parentIdwhich is not the case for imported realms, as theirparentIdis theinternalIdgenerated by keycloak, which uses an UUID.When the internal id is not set, the behavior defaults to the old one, as to not break any currently supported realms using this provider to manage their keys.