feat(fake-auth): add callback event to fake auth handler #800
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Hey @ToWe0815 |
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Hey @buehler |
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Did you update to v6? |
# Conflicts: # src/Zitadel/Authentication/Handler/LocalFakeZitadelHandler.cs # src/Zitadel/Authentication/Options/LocalFakeZitadelOptions.cs # tests/Zitadel.Test/Authentication/ZitadelFakeAuthenticationHandler.Test.cs # tests/Zitadel.Test/WebFactories/FakeAuthenticationHandlerWebFactory.cs
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Done, my bad. |
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The PR adds a callback event to the fake auth handler to enable the user the manipulation of the created identity before its usage.
A typical use case could be the creation of several mock "users", all having different claims/roles for testing purposes. These "users" are distinguished by having different fake ids, that are getting set via the "x-zitadel-fake-user-id" header when testing typical auth scenarios.