Use a phony backend token when run from Makefile #1360
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We use the make file to run Headlamp in dev mode, and since the backend token was not set up in that case, it was impossible to use this mode for testing any backend features, i.e. running npm run dev-only-app would not work for testing adding clusters, use Helm, etc.
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Use a phony backend token when run from Makefile
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We use the make file to run Headlamp in dev mode, and since the backend token was not set up in that case, it was impossible to use this mode for testing any backend features, i.e. running npm run dev-only-app would not work for testing adding clusters, use Helm, etc.