Auth + config file support #86
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Add test-generated binaries to .gitignore. Signed-off-by: Sergei Trofimov <[email protected]>
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| >> "corim.cbor" submit ok | |||
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Just a question here, more than a comment.
Does the cocli configuration, in any way needs to be synchronised with the
equivalent configuration on the services and apiclient side?
Specifically my question originates from the following line 11 on the config file:
( auth: none)
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Also it would be good to specify what is the default cocli behaviour!
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This configuration is used to configure the apiclient so no synchronisation needed, as such, for that. The configuration for cocli does need to match the corresponding configuration for the service it is contacting.
The default is set in the example config, and is specified in the help for the corresponding flag (when you do cocli corim submit -h).
Add support for remote service authentication to the `corim submit` sub-command. Associated with it is support for loading configuration from a file (note: technically this was already present but was kind of broken and wasn't actually used for any configuration.) Signed-off-by: Sergei Trofimov <[email protected]>
Make api-server configurable via the config file, as well as the command line flag. This removes the need to specify --api-server flag on each corim submit sub-command invocation (given that this setting is going to be fairly static for a particular setup). Signed-off-by: Sergei Trofimov <[email protected]>
Add support for remote service authentication to the
corim submitsub-command.
Associated with it is support for loading configuration from a file
(note: technically this was already present but was kind of broken and
wasn't actually used for any configuration.)
Make api-server configurable via the config file, as well as the command
line flag. This removes the need to specify --api-server flag on each
corim submit sub-command invocation (given that this setting is going to
be fairly static for a particular setup).