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Add WithAuth middleware #1268
Add WithAuth middleware #1268
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Looks very elegant and well thought out 👍 .
I don't fully grasp all of the OIDC stuff, but this is implemented in a low-risk way. Nice work.
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Nothing major in here.
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Thanks for the work to make this better!
Part of: #1092
What changed?
Why?
The end goal is to execute calls to the Kubernetes API on behalf of the authenticated user.
How did you test it?
Unit tests and manually.
Release notes
Not yet, still behind a feature flag.
Documentation Changes
Not yet, still behind a feature flag.
Note that more changes (follow-up PRs) will be needed to actually use the identity of the authenticated user in subsequent calls to the Kubernetes API.