server/config: read JWTs from a file #5
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This makes it possible to not store the secret in the configuration file itself, allowing to pass it in via different mechanisms (like systemd service credentials) without having to assemble JSON at runtime. jwt_secret is still accepted, and used in most tests, but jwt_secret_path is preferred.
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Thanks for a very appropriate change (again)! I could indeed remove jwt_secret, now that I woke up from my hibernation with this project :-). |
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This makes it possible to not store the secret in the configuration file itself, allowing to pass it in via different mechanisms (like systemd service credentials) without having to assemble JSON at runtime.
jwt_secret is still accepted, and used in most tests, but jwt_path is preferred.