Update README to point to separate keycloak readme #2103
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Summary of Changes
This pull request updates the main README file to replace the detailed Keycloak authentication instructions with a link to a separate Keycloak README file. This change aims to improve the main README's readability and organization by moving the Keycloak-specific instructions to a dedicated document.
Highlights
- README Update: The Keycloak authentication section in the main README has been replaced with a link to the separate Keycloak README.
- Improved Organization: By moving the Keycloak instructions to a separate file, the main README becomes more concise and easier to navigate.
Changelog
- README.md
- Replaced the Keycloak authentication instructions with a link to the separate Keycloak README file.
- Removed environment variable descriptions related to Keycloak from the main README.
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Code Review
The pull request updates the README to point to a separate Keycloak README file. This change improves the organization and maintainability of the documentation. The change itself is straightforward and well-described.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is a simple documentation update that improves the organization of the project's README files. The change is well-described and easy to understand. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that users have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the low-risk nature of this change, it appears ready for merging.
What are the relevant tickets?
Related to #2061
Description (What does it do?)
Updates the keycloak section in the main README to link to the separate Keycloak README
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How can this be tested?
Click the new link the in Keycloak section of the main README, it should send you to the keycloak README