feat: auto-auth with project or org creds (ENG-2669)#32
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Adds support to automatically use Project or Org Credentials if available in the environment to get an in-memory access token if an on-disk one is not available. This can streamline the process for headless usage in CI systems and entirely avoid the need to manage a SINISTRAL_CONFIG dir.
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Nice, LGTM, thanks @johnsca. Do we need any doc updates to go with this?
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Yeah, I'll want to update the CI Usage docs page once this and the other related PRs land to document the streamlined suggested workflow. |
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Adds support to automatically use Project or Org Credentials if available in the environment to get an in-memory access token if an on-disk one is not available. This can streamline the process for headless usage in CI systems and entirely avoid the need to manage a SINISTRAL_CONFIG dir.