auth0-migration
Auth0 Migration Guide
Migrate users and authentication flows from existing auth providers to Auth0.
Overview
When to Use This Skill
- Migrating from another auth provider to Auth0
- Bulk importing existing users
- Gradually transitioning active user bases
- Updating JWT validation in APIs
When NOT to Use
- Starting fresh with Auth0 - Use
auth0-quickstartfor new projects without existing users - Already using Auth0 - This is for migrating TO Auth0, not between Auth0 tenants
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