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[che-operator] Enhancements in the way how OAuth2 providers can be configured #20496
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GitHub configuration secret:
Mount env to che-server deployment:
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GitLab configuration secret:
Mount env to che-server deployment:
Configmap:
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sync'd to Red Hat JIRA https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CRW-2373 |
@tolusha, do we need to add any new content to the Installation Guide or Administration Guide or End-user Guide? Yes/No? |
@tolusha, I updated the Release Notes Text for this issue: = Standardized configuration of OAuth 2.0 for GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket This enhancement standardizes and simplifies the use of Secret config files for OAuth 2.0 configuration of git-hosting services (Gitlab, Github, and Bitbucket) for Che workspaces. Feel free to okay, comment, or correct it in https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CRW-2373. |
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/home/user/eclipse-che/conf/oauth1/bitbucket/
- >/config/oauth1/bitbucket/
and/config/oauth2/github/
and/config/oauth2/gitlab/
see more Propagate Che user informations and preferences to DevWorkspaces #19061 (comment)Release Notes Text
The way to configure GitHub, Bitbucket and Gitlab as Git service providers for Che workspaces has been made consistent and simpler.
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