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Hello @ChristopherChudzicki, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
This pull request adds the MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
environment variable to the Github Actions workflows for both production and release candidate environments. This is intended to fix a broken logout functionality on the Release Candidate environment. The changes involve modifying the production.yml
and release-candidate.yml
files to include the new environment variable and its corresponding secret.
Highlights
- Environment Variable Addition: The
MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
environment variable is added to the workflow environment variables in bothproduction.yml
andrelease-candidate.yml
. - Secret Integration: The value for
MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
is sourced from the corresponding environment secrets (MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX_PROD
andMITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX_RC
). - Logout Fix: This change, along with a related pull request in the
ol-infrastructure
repository, aims to resolve a broken logout functionality on the Release Candidate environment.
Changelog
- .github/workflows/production.yml
- Added
MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
to the environment variables in thejobs
section, using theMITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX_PROD
secret (line 64). - Added
NEXT_PUBLIC_MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
to the environment variables passed to the frontend build process (line 88).
- Added
- .github/workflows/release-candidate.yml
- Added
MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
to the environment variables in thejobs
section, using theMITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX_RC
secret (line 64). - Added
NEXT_PUBLIC_MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
to the environment variables passed to the frontend build process (line 88).
- Added
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Code Review
This pull request adds the MITOL_API_LOGOUT_SUFFIX
environment variable to the GitHub Actions workflows for both production and release candidate environments. This change aims to fix a broken logout functionality on the RC environment. The addition of this variable ensures that the correct logout suffix is used when constructing logout URLs, particularly in environments using Keycloak.
Summary of Findings
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to address a specific issue with logout functionality in the RC environment. The changes are straightforward and seem necessary for the correct operation of the application. Given the context provided, I recommend merging this pull request after testing on the RC environment, as indicated in the PR description. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
What are the relevant tickets?
None
Description (What does it do?)
Logout is currently broken on RC due to missing env. This PR, together with mitodl/ol-infrastructure#2983, should fix it.
How can this be tested?
Will need to test on RC.