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…ment This commit updates the user_data.sh script within the Terraform modules for govtool-EC2 instances. It adds Michał Szałowski to the list of users authorized for SSH access, thereby expanding the secure access management system to include a team leader. This change is a step towards fulfilling the secure credential sharing acceptance criterion by ensuring new team members like Michał have the necessary access to sensitive environments.
Extend the drep/info endpoint by adding isRegisteredAsSoleVoter and wasRegisteredAsSoleVoter fields
Signed-off-by: jankun4 <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: jankun4 <[email protected]>
Updated CSP settings in Traefik configuration for beta, dev, staging, and test environments to include Sentry's domain without the ingest subdomain. This change permits Sentry error logging and reporting to function correctly without being blocked by the CSP. The adjustment ensures Sentry can capture and report runtime errors, facilitating better monitoring and debugging capabilities across our development, testing, and staging phases. - Modified CSP `connect-src` directive to set `o4506155985141760.ingest.sentry.io` replacing old Sentry sources. - Ensured that the updated settings adhere to our security policies by only allowing necessary and trusted sources. This update addresses the need for comprehensive error reporting through Sentry, enhancing our ability to quickly identify and resolve issues in our application's environments.
This commit introduces a significant update to the `.env.example` file within the `scripts/govtool` directory to enhance usability and prevent configuration mistakes. Key changes include: - Addition of Vim modeline at the beginning of the file (`# vim: set ft=bash`) to ensure that when editing the file with Vim, the correct filetype (bash) is automatically set. This facilitates syntax highlighting and other filetype-specific features, improving the editing experience. - Introduction of a conditional warning mechanism that activates when the environment is not set to 'dev'. This mechanism employs bash scripting to alert to users, especially those working in non-development environments, to proceed with caution and be aware of their current configuration context. The warning message explicitly states the current environment value, reinforcing the need for attentiveness. These enhancements are designed to minimize the risk of misconfiguration by providing clear, environment-specific warnings and improving file readability and editing support.
Signed-off-by: jankun4 <[email protected]>
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#301
#291
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#316