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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a comprehensive .gitignore file to optimize version control by ignoring unnecessary files.
  • Added multiple new routes for managing user authentication, including login, logout, recovery, and consent.
  • Implemented a structured approach for handling session management and error handling in the application.
  • Introduced a Helm chart for Kubernetes deployment, enhancing deployment flexibility and management.
  • Added several new CSS styles for improved UI layout and responsiveness.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced error handling for CSRF token validation and OAuth2 consent requests.

• Documentation

  • Added detailed README and contributing guidelines to assist users and contributors.
  • Introduced templates for issue tracking, including bug reports and feature requests, to streamline user feedback.

• Chores

  • Set up CI/CD workflows for automated testing, building, and deployment processes.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant updates across various files in the k8s/kratos-ui project. Key changes include an expanded .gitignore file, modifications to Kubernetes configurations for the eventrunner-api and hydra, and the introduction of a CircleCI configuration for CI/CD processes. Additionally, new templates for issue reporting and pull requests have been added, along with enhancements to the project's documentation, logging, and middleware functionalities. The overall structure aims to improve development workflows, error handling, and user experience within the application.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.gitignore	Expanded to ignore various development files, logs, coverage reports, and build artifacts.
k8s/eventrunner-api/base/ingress.yaml	Updated nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/auth-url annotation to change service namespace from oathkeeper to auth.
k8s/hydra/hydra-values.yaml	Updated TLS secret names and changed sensitive values to placeholders in the hydra configuration.
k8s/kratos-ui/.circleci/config.yml	Introduced CircleCI pipeline with jobs for testing, building, and releasing the application.
k8s/kratos-ui/.circleci/release_name.bash	Added a Bash script to retrieve the latest release information from GitHub.
k8s/kratos-ui/.dockerignore	Updated to ignore specific directories during Docker builds.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/CODEOWNER	Added maintainers from @ory organization as code owners for the repository.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/FUNDING.yml	Introduced a funding configuration file specifying supported platforms.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.yml	Added new templates for bug reports, design documents, and feature requests to streamline issue reporting.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/auto_assign.yml	Configured automatic assignment of reviewers and assignees for pull requests.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/config.yml	Added TODO tracking configuration.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/dependabot.yml	Introduced a workflow for Dependabot to manage dependency updates.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/pull_request_template.md	Added a structured template for pull requests to enhance clarity and compliance with project guidelines.
k8s/kratos-ui/.github/workflows/*.yml	Multiple new workflows added for managing labels, licenses, stale issues, and conventional commits.
k8s/kratos-ui/Dockerfile	Established a Dockerfile for the application with specific build and runtime configurations.
k8s/kratos-ui/README.md	Enhanced documentation detailing project setup, configuration, and usage instructions.
k8s/kratos-ui/src/*.ts	Introduced various route handlers and middleware functions for managing user sessions, authentication, and error handling in the Express application.
k8s/kratos-ui/types/express/index.d.ts	Modified TypeScript declaration file to include session and CSRF token properties in the Express Request interface.
k8s/kratos-ui/charts/*.yaml	Added Helm chart templates for Kubernetes deployment, including service, ingress, and autoscaling configurations.

Poem

🐰 In the garden of code, we hop and play,
With .gitignore growing, keeping clutter at bay.
New routes for login, and sessions to track,
With workflows in place, there's no looking back!
So here’s to the changes, both big and small,
In the world of Kratos, we’re having a ball! 🎉

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