add support for filesystem implementation of token cache #5421
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Tracking issue
Why are the changes needed?
Using
keyring service
based token cache in headless environments is challenging. Many keyring implementations are tied toGUI
interactions and proper headless configuration across different distros is very challenging. I propose we leavekeyring
as the default token cache, but enable users to opt-in for afilesystem
based cache if desired.What changes were proposed in this pull request?
TokenCacheTypeFilesystem
implementation that may be configured viaroot.token-cache-type
How was this patch tested?
token_keyring_test.go
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