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If Zuul's identity provider supports Direct Access Grants, the user can provide their credentials to zuul-client instead of an auth token. The credentials can be passed as the --username and --password CLI arguments, or as fields in the configuration file. If no password is provided, zuul-client will prompt the user to provide one. Change-Id: Ief1a1e8d8f763239357d926dd10407a4ed5d8f37
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# Example of a zuul-client configuration file.
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# Several sections can be created for different Zuul instances or settings.
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# The "example" section below can be used when calling zuul-client like so:
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#
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# zuul-client --use-config example ...
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[example]
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url=https://example.com/zuul/
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# A default tenant can be specified in the configuration file; it will be
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# overriden by the --tenant argument if set.
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# Note that specifying a tenant is not necessary with a white-labeled tenant API URL,
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# see https://zuul-ci.org/docs/zuul/howtos/installation.html#white-labeled-tenant
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tenant=mytenant
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# verify_ssl=False
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auth_token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9
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# the path must be writable by the user.
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log_file=/path/to/log
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log_level=DEBUG
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[example2]
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url=https://example2.com/zuul/
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tenant=myothertenant
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# If the identity provider allows Direct Access Grants, a user can exchange their
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# credentials for an access token.
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username=user1
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# password=s3cr3t |