Service principal authentication with client secret#597
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For context, I wrote this PR because I had trouble configuring service principal authentication with client certificate in GitLab CI/CD. In GitLab, I could configure a certificate file on Project level, but the file location would be random. The file path is saved to an environment variable, which I could expand into the |
Adds the option to specify a client secret in the endpoint credential structures read from the ARTIFACTS_CREDENTIALPROVIDER_FEED_ENDPOINTS environment variable. A client certificate may be difficult to use in some CICD scenarios, so this adds another option for service principal authentication. Users should still prefer certificates over secrets. Signed-off-by: Niko Lappalainen <niko.lappalainen@m-files.com>
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Adds the option to specify a client secret in the endpoint credential structures read from the ARTIFACTS_CREDENTIALPROVIDER_FEED_ENDPOINTS environment variable.
A client certificate may be difficult to use in some CICD scenarios, so this adds another option for service principal authentication. Users should still prefer certificates over secrets.