[v3-0-test] Convert auth manager into cachable flag and configure it for more com… #54330
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…mands (#54325)
The
--auth-managerwas only defined for "start-airflow" command so far, and you had to use it every time you wanted to swith to non-default Auth Manager (FabAuthManager). This was not very convenient when you wanted to test things with breeze shell and keep it configured between sessions.After this change:
turns --auth-manager into "CacheableChoice" flag - where last used value is cached in .build folder and reused next time automatically
the flag is now present in those commands:
You can configure auth manager and change the cached value via
breeze setup configcommand - like python/backend etc.(cherry picked from commit 2770924)
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