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Add Cookie root domain env variable to Dashboard #633
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Description
Somewhere along the line the cookie_root_domain was missed from the
dashboard config. This only needs to be set when using OAuth, to remove
a users token from their cookie. This was not set and therefore caused
us to try and set the cookie domain to "undefined"
Signed-off-by: Alistair Hey alistair@heyal.co.uk
Fixes #632
How Has This Been Tested?
This has been tested by adding the env to the Dashboard deployment and
hitting logout on an OAuth enabled installation. This now sets the
correct cookie domain and removes the existing token
How are existing users impacted? What migration steps/scripts do we need?
This is a bugfix, users will need to edit their dashboard deployment to add this environment variable
and add the following to the environment variables section:
(example where your openfaas root domain is "example.com"
Checklist:
I have:
git commit -s
This will also need amending in ofc-bootstrap to propagate this change