docs: document that only a server administrator can set the organization SSO domain - #1131
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The SSO docs listed Domain name as one of the fields an organization owner fills in, with no hint that the field is admin-only. In the product, the domain can only be set or changed by a server administrator:
SsoProviderController.setProviderpassesallowChangeDomain = authenticatedUser.isAdmin()TenantServiceImpl.createOrUpdatethrowsSSO_DOMAIN_NOT_ALLOWEDwhen a non-admin changes the domain (a new tenant starts with an empty domain, so a non-admin owner can never set it either)Changes:
sso_getting_started.mdx— the Domain name row now says only a server administrator can set it, plus a callout explaining who to ask (Tolgee support on Cloud, the instance administrator when self-hosted) and that SSO cannot be enabled until the domain is set, since it is a required field for an enabled configuration.sso_server_setup_organizations.mdx— new section describing how a server administrator sets the domain fromAdministration>Organizations>Settings, and why the restriction exists.