Adding variables to integration.yml#245
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Robin-Van-de-Merghel wants to merge 1 commit intoDIRACGrid:masterfrom
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Adding variables to integration.yml#245Robin-Van-de-Merghel wants to merge 1 commit intoDIRACGrid:masterfrom
integration.yml#245Robin-Van-de-Merghel wants to merge 1 commit intoDIRACGrid:masterfrom
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It would help if in the future this repository changes for a full DiracX use.
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It would help if in the future this repository changes for a full DiracX use.
Adding variables to
integration.ymlwould help if in the future this repository changes for a full DiracX use.It would also helps this repo to change with time. For example, with
USER_DN, for whatever reason if the current hard-coded user leaves CERN, or if we want to add a customtestuser, we could.Finally, it would also help contributers that forked this project, to tailor it easily for their proper use (for example to test it with their credentials, as well as with their own site).