[management] enable optional zitadel configuration of a PAT #2661
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for service user via the ExtraConfig fields
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I'm sure this one is a little spicier of a take than my last PR to merge in some extra logging. During my struggle to get the recent zitadel working with netbird, I added the ability for netbird to just use a PAT to work around it while I investigated further.
Since the JWT and PAT both use the same mechanism to pass the token in the authorization header, the existing struct for
JWTToken
can be used and the authentication step short-circuited by supplying a long lastingAccessToken
.My current configuration looks somewhat like this:
As zitadel operators for more than just netbird, we have PATs for multiple different project service accounts across other orgs that integrate with it, and would prefer to use a PAT to simplify our security procedures too.
I'm not sure if this is the best end state for user experience as I rushed to implement something that worked in a fire, but figured this would be a good starting place to open the conversation.
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