Add createdAfter/createdBefore filter to GET /admin/realms/{realm}/users #46237
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Add server-side filtering of users by creation timestamp on the admin REST API. This avoids the need to retrieve all users and filter client-side, which is inefficient for large realms. Two optional query parameters are added to both the user list and count endpoints. They accept either ISO-8601 date strings (yyyy-MM-dd) or epoch milliseconds, consistent with the existing events API date filtering via DateUtil. Closes keycloak#43829 Signed-off-by: RafaelWO <[email protected]>
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Add server-side filtering of users by creation timestamp on the admin REST API. This avoids the need to retrieve all users and filter client-side, which is inefficient for large realms.
Two optional query parameters are added to both the user list and count endpoints. They accept either ISO-8601 date strings (yyyy-MM-dd) or epoch milliseconds, consistent with the existing events API date filtering via DateUtil.
Closes #43829