docs: draft Azure WIF onboarding guide (feature-flagged)#315
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Summary
Drafts a new documentation page for connecting an Azure subscription to Porter using Workload Identity Federation (WIF) — the new onboarding flow shipped behind the
azure_wif_enabledfeature flag.Feature recap
The triggering PR adds an Azure federated-identity onboarding flow alongside the existing service principal flow. When the feature flag is on, both the Integrations → Azure dialog and the new-project onboarding render a WIF-specific form that asks only for Subscription ID, Client ID, and Tenant ID — no client secret. The new connection is submitted through the Azure cloud accounts endpoint.
Changes
cloud-accounts/connecting-azure-with-wif.mdxcovering what WIF is, when to use it, how to set up the federated app registration, and how to enter credentials in Porter.mint.jsonbecause the feature is still gated by theazure_wif_enabledflag. The draft is ready to be linked into the nav once the flag is removed.Reviewer
Assigning the author of porter-dev/code#5952 as the reviewer to confirm the WIF setup steps and any project-specific values (issuer / subject) match what's expected on the backend.