docs(meet-sso): fix setup-order deadlock in the Meet SSO guide - #156
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An account already covered by the Legacy SSO profile cannot complete its first interactive login (Google routes it to the bot IdP), which deadlocks Step 3.2 — hit by a customer on the recommended dedicated- domain path. Add ordering warnings, the temporary-exclusion escape hatch, and document the incognito routing check with its expected error page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe Meet authenticated-bot setup guide now documents the required first Google Workspace login, Legacy SSO assignment timing, recovery for already-scoped accounts, and optional SSO routing verification. ChangesMeet SSO setup guidance
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The guide still allows customers to assign the SSO profile before the bot’s first login, and its recovery steps do not clearly distinguish group versus organizational-unit assignment; this can preserve the login deadlock or lead to an ineffective fix. The PR is not merge-ready until the ordering, recovery guidance, and dedicated-domain wording are corrected. Possibly related PRs
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In `@content/docs/api-v2/authenticated-bots/meet/setup.mdx`:
- Around line 191-193: Update the warning callout around the interactive
first-login guidance to distinguish recovery for group-assigned versus
OU-assigned Legacy SSO profiles: remove the profile’s group membership for group
assignments, or move the account to an OU outside the profile for OU
assignments. Require verifying that no effective profile assignment remains and
waiting for assignment changes to propagate before retrying the Welcome flow.
- Around line 176-178: Update the Step 2 instructions to configure the Legacy
SSO profile without assigning it, then explicitly defer assignment until all bot
accounts complete Step 3’s first login. Move the optional routing check to run
only after each account is returned to the SSO scope, while preserving the
existing dedicated-domain exclusion guidance.
- Line 177: Update the scope warning near “Complete each bot account’s first
login” to describe whole-domain assignment as optional: replace the wording that
calls it the recommended dedicated-domain setup with wording such as “if you
choose a dedicated bot-only domain,” while preserving the existing first-login
sequencing guidance.
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- Defer the assignment action itself until after Step 3, not just warn - Dedicated whole-domain scope described as a choice, not recommended - Escape hatch split by assignment type (group vs OU), with effective- assignment check and propagation delay - Routing check documented as post-first-login, in-scope only Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A bot account that is already covered by the Legacy SSO profile cannot complete its first interactive login — Google routes even the first sign-in to the Meeting BaaS IdP, which only bots can complete. The guide currently orders profile assignment (Step 2) before user preparation (Step 3), so customers following it — especially on the recommended dedicated-domain path, where the whole domain is in scope — hit a deadlock at Step 3.2. This is exactly what happened to Diio (support thread 2026-08-13).
Changes:
Companion PR meeting-baas-v2#415 makes the IdP error page itself say this.
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