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Updates to import docs:

  • NDJSON requirements
  • Connection attributes
  • Code samples for Auth0 import

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    • Updated user migration and bulk import guides to raise the supported file size limit from 5MB to 20MB.
    • Clarified supported authentication methods by listing exact connection attribute values for Auth0 exports.
    • Added detailed JSON schema examples and sample user identity objects to illustrate import data formats.
    • Improved wording and formatting for greater clarity in migration and import instructions.

Update to refer to connection type in identity array
Update to NDJSON requirements
Added code examples from Auth0
Added info re connection attribute
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The documentation for migrating users from Auth0 to Kinde and for bulk user import was updated. File size limits for imports were raised from 5MB to 20MB, supported authentication methods were clarified with specific connection names, and detailed examples of user identity objects and schemas were added. Wording and formatting were improved for clarity.

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src/content/docs/get-started/switch-to-kinde/auth0-to-kinde.mdx Increased import file size limit from 5MB to 20MB; clarified supported authentication methods with explicit connection attribute values; added example JSON for user identity; improved wording and terminology (e.g., "connection type" vs. "identity type").
src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/import-users-in-bulk.mdx Expanded supported import formats to include JSON; increased file size limit to 20MB; renamed and extended Auth0 export preparation section with detailed schema and NDJSON example; clarified identity handling using "connection" attribute; listed supported Auth0 authentication methods; made minor formatting and wording improvements.

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    Documentation->>User: Presents updated file size limits
    Documentation->>User: Shows supported Auth0 connection types
    Documentation->>User: Provides example user identity JSON/NDJSON
    User->>Kinde Platform: Prepares and uploads user import file
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
src/content/docs/get-started/switch-to-kinde/auth0-to-kinde.mdx (3)

15-15: Consider tightening the intro for clarity
This sentence could be more concise and punchy. For example:

- If you’ve got a lot of users (your export file is over 20MB) or are concerned about file size limits, you can contact us to ensure the import goes smoothly.
+ For export files over 20 MB or if you hit file size limits, contact us for import support.
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49-49: Rephrase the file‐size bullet for consistency
To match common docs style, consider:

- - Import file size limit is 20MB. You may need to split the file if the exported size exceeds this.
+ - Maximum import file size: 20 MB. If your export exceeds this, split it into smaller files.

67-67: Fix the double determiner typo
Change “the an identity” to “an identity” for grammatical correctness:

- Here's an example of the an identity extracted from Auth0.
+ Here's an example of an identity extracted from Auth0.
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src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/import-users-in-bulk.mdx (5)

15-15: Remove redundant “from” for readability
You can streamline the bullet by dropping the extra “from”:

- You can import users in bulk, from CSV, JSON, or from other files provided by your previous authentication service, such as Auth0.
+ You can import users in bulk from CSV, JSON, or other files provided by your previous authentication service, such as Auth0.

21-21: Clarify the file-size requirement
For consistency with other docs, consider:

- - File size up to 20MB supported
+ - Maximum file size: 20 MB
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23-23: Refactor for brevity and parallelism
Perhaps rephrase to:

- If you’ve got large user sets (over 20MB) or are concerned about file size limits, you might consider importing in batches, or contact us for import support.
+ For user sets over 20 MB, consider importing in batches or contact us for support.

46-46: Optional: tighten the explanatory sentence
Suggestion for flow:

- `Identities` data distinguishes the type of identity, specifically the `connection` attribute. e.g. username, phone, GitHub, Google, etc.
+ The `identities` field distinguishes each identity by its `connection` attribute (e.g., username, phone, GitHub, Google, etc.).

222-222: Split into two sentences and align terminology
For consistency and to fix comma splice:

- Social identities without an email can be imported, and are identified by the connection type. You can import users with multiple identities, these will be listed under the user’s profile.
+ Social identities without an email can be imported and are identified by the `connection` attribute.  
+ You can import users with multiple identities; they will be listed under the user’s profile.
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src/content/docs/get-started/switch-to-kinde/auth0-to-kinde.mdx (3)

55-56: Approve connection-attribute explanation
The description of using the connection attribute is clear and aligns with the example below.


57-66: Verify the completeness of supported connections
The list matches common Auth0 connection names, but double-check whether Apple (apple) or Microsoft (office365) should also be included based on your tenant configuration.


102-102: Approve the revised export step
The new step wording is clear and matches the numbering style of the previous item.

src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/import-users-in-bulk.mdx (8)

39-39: Approve new NDJSON prep header
The updated heading accurately reflects the NDJSON focus for Auth0 imports.


44-44: Approve export format instruction
“Select the NDJSON file format for export” is clear and matches the earlier bullet style.


48-48: Approve schema introduction line
The phrase “Example of the NDJSON file format” correctly sets up the block below.


50-172: Approve the JSON schema block
The schema is comprehensive and well-structured for bulk imports into Kinde.


174-174: Approve single-line NDJSON example header
The heading clearly distinguishes the compact example from the full schema.


176-218: Approve the NDJSON example record
The record aligns with the schema and illustrates a realistic import scenario.


224-234: Approve supported-auth list
The Auth0 connection names are clearly presented and consistent with the migration guide.


344-344: Approve “How to import users” header update
This header correctly replaces the previous section for enhanced clarity.

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src/content/docs/get-started/switch-to-kinde/auth0-to-kinde.mdx (5)

15-15: Prefer precise phrasing for file size condition
Rephrase for conciseness and clarity. For example:

If your export file exceeds 20 MB or you’re concerned about file size limits, contact us to ensure a smooth import.
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49-49: Standardize unit formatting and emphasis
Add a space between the number and unit and consider bolding the limit for clarity:

- - Import file size limit is 20MB. You may need to split the file if the exported size exceeds this.
+ - **Import file size limit:** 20 MB. You may need to split the file if the export exceeds this size.

55-67: Improve formatting of connection values and fix typo
Wrap each connection value in backticks, remove the stray blank line, and correct the determiner in the example intro:

- Auth methods are shown in the `connection` attribute. These are represented as follows in the identity array:
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- Username-Password-Authentication
- email
- sms
- google-oauth2
- github
- twitch
- facebook
- bitbucket
- windowslive
- Here's an example of the an identity extracted from Auth0.
+ Auth methods are shown in the `connection` attribute. They are represented as follows:
+ - `Username-Password-Authentication`
+ - `email`
+ - `sms`
+ - `google-oauth2`
+ - `github`
+ - `twitch`
+ - `facebook`
+ - `bitbucket`
+ - `windowslive`
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+ Here's an example of an identity extracted from Auth0:
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97-97: Refine sentence structure for clarity
Split into two sentences and use consistent phrasing:

Some Auth0 plans don’t allow password export, or you may not want to wait two weeks for the file. In this case, import whatever user data you have, and Kinde will prompt users to set a new password on their next sign-in.

102-102: Fix comma splice in step instruction
Use a semicolon or conjunction for clearer steps:

- 2. Export your existing Auth0 users associated with database connections, select **Export**.
+ 2. Export your existing Auth0 users associated with database connections; then select **Export**.
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130-131: Sentence separation and terminology consistency applied correctly
The two-sentence structure and use of connection attribute align with earlier feedback.

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src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/import-users-in-bulk.mdx (5)

21-21: Reword file size bullet for clarity
Consider using a consistent noun-phrase style and clearer wording, for example:

- File size up to 20MB supported
+ File size limit: 20 MB
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23-23: Improve parallelism in advice sentence
The two clauses mix different verb forms. Consider:

- If you’ve got large user sets (over 20MB) or are concerned about file size limits, you might consider importing in batches, or contact us for import support.
+ If you’ve got large user sets (over 20 MB) or are concerned about file size limits, you might consider importing in batches or contacting us for import support.

46-46: Refine description of the connection attribute
The sentence can be streamlined and use proper casing for “e.g.”:

- `Identities` data distinguishes the type of identity, specifically the `connection` attribute. e.g. username, phone, GitHub, Google, etc.
+ The `identities` field specifies each identity by its `connection` attribute (e.g., username-password-authentication, sms, google-oauth2, etc.).

50-50: Improve sentence structure for multiple identities
Recommend clearer phrasing:

- Social identities without an email can be imported, and are identified by the connection type. You can import users with multiple identities, these will be listed under the user’s profile.
+ Social identities without an email can be imported and are identified solely by their connection type. Users with multiple identities will have them listed on their profile.

52-52: Clarify supported Auth0 connection values
Consider rephrasing to emphasize that these are exact connection values:

- Kinde supports migrating the following authentication methods from Auth0: Usernames, Email, Phone, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, GitHub, Twitch, Bitbucket. Auth methods are shown in the `connection` attribute. These are represented as follows in the identity data:
+ Kinde supports the following Auth0 connections (shown in the `connection` attribute): Username-Password-Authentication, email, sms, google-oauth2, apple, microsoft, facebook, github, twitch, bitbucket, windowslive. See the list below.
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39-39: Heading updated to NDJSON for Auth0 imports
This correctly replaces “JSON” with “NDJSON” to match Auth0’s export format. Nice improvement.


44-44: Instruction to select NDJSON format is clear
The bullet accurately directs users to choose NDJSON for Auth0 exports. No changes needed.


171-171: Header formatting adjustment approved
Changing to “## How to import users” without bold styling improves consistency with other headings.

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You can import users in bulk, from CSV or from other files provided by your previous authentication service, such as Auth0.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Clarify import formats to avoid confusion between JSON and NDJSON
The phrase “CSV, JSON” may confuse users, since Auth0 requires NDJSON specifically. Suggest rephrasing to distinguish generic JSON from NDJSON for Auth0.

- You can import users in bulk, from CSV, JSON, or from other files provided by your previous authentication service, such as Auth0.
+ You can import users in bulk from CSV (for non-Auth0) or NDJSON (for Auth0), or from other file formats provided by your previous authentication service.
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You can import users in bulk from CSV (for non-Auth0) or NDJSON (for Auth0), or from other file formats provided by your previous authentication service.
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src/content/docs/get-started/switch-to-kinde/auth0-to-kinde.mdx (1)

15-15: Improve conciseness in phrasing.
The phrase “got a lot of users” is colloquial and can be more concise.

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- If you’ve got a lot of users (your export file is over 20MB) or are concerned about file size limits, you can contact us to ensure the import goes smoothly.
+ If you have many users (your export file exceeds 20 MB) or are concerned about file size limits, contact us to ensure the import goes smoothly.
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49-49: File size limit updated to 20 MB.
The import file size limit has been correctly raised from 5 MB to 20 MB, matching the PR objectives.


55-55: Clarified source of connection values.
Good addition clarifying that Auth0 methods are shown in the connection attribute.


69-69: Clarified waiting period wording.
Removing “json” from the waiting reference is appropriate and improves readability.


74-74: Step instruction reads clearly.
The updated step for exporting users is concise and accurate.


102-103: Identities import note implemented correctly.
The sentence split and consistent use of connection attribute match earlier feedback.

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- Username-Password-Authentication
- email
- sms
- google-oauth2
- github
- twitch
- facebook
- bitbucket
- windowslive

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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent method list vs. description—missing Apple/Microsoft.
The text above mentions Apple and Microsoft, but the bullet list omits their connection names (apple, microsoft-oauth2). Please update the list to include these or align the description.

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include these two connection names to ensure consistency between the list and
the descriptive text.

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