feat(oidc-mock-provider,mongodb-runner): make OIDC mocks more broadly usable COMPASS-10034 #589
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… usable COMPASS-10034 Internal TSEs have requested making oidc-mock-provider available for internal testing with OIDC. While it cannot replicate every aspect of real-world identity providers, it is an easily spun up local equivalent of those, and provides flexibility that those real-world identity providers lack in terms of configurability. This change widens the array of CLI options provided for the oidc-mock-provider CLI, and integrates it into mongodb-runner so that the latter can spin up a joint OIDC-IdP-and-mongod-cluster environment on Linux, if that is desired.
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Still going through the code, just want to say it works like a charm and it's easy to use! 🎉 Thank you so much! |
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Internal TSEs have requested making oidc-mock-provider available for internal testing with OIDC. While it cannot replicate every aspect of real-world identity providers, it is an easily spun up local equivalent of those, and provides flexibility that those real-world identity providers lack in terms of configurability.
This change widens the array of CLI options provided for the oidc-mock-provider CLI, and integrates it into mongodb-runner so that the latter can spin up a joint OIDC-IdP-and-mongod-cluster environment on Linux, if that is desired.
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