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frontend: Configurable OAuth #1913
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OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment. Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first. Testing done: did `npm start` locally and verified that I successfully authenticate using CSP STG. TODO: need to fix the AppConfigService init for testing performed at the end of install_data_pipelines.sh: `npm run test:headless` Signed-off-by: ivakoleva <iva.koleva@clearcode.bg>
OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment. Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first. Testing done: ci/cd Signed-off-by: ivakoleva <iva.koleva@clearcode.bg>
OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment. Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first. Testing done: ci/cd Signed-off-by: ivakoleva <iva.koleva@clearcode.bg>
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OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment. Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first. Testing done: ci/cd Signed-off-by: ivakoleva <iva.koleva@clearcode.bg>
OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment. Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first. Testing done: ci/cd Signed-off-by: ivakoleva <iva.koleva@clearcode.bg>
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OAuth config was priorly hardcoded in multiple files. We need to be able to produce an image, enabling OAuth configuration upon deployment.
Introduced an appConfig.json asset, and a lean service to read the config upon initialization at first.
Testing done: ci/cd