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This requirement is similar to #53801 but for transforms rather than ML jobs. The implementation can probably be similar to #54121.
If a transform is created or updated and a secondary authentication header is present then the security headers we persist should be based on that secondary authentication header.
If no secondary authentication header is present when a transform is created or updated then everything should work as it does today.
The reason for adding this functionality is to provide extra options when installing Fleet packages. We need to do a better job of setting the user that transforms embedded in solutions will run as, and being able to use different credentials to those of the user installing the Fleet package will be an important building block.
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When creating and updating transforms, it is possible for clients to provide secondary headers.
When PUT, _preview, _update is called with secondary authorization headers, those are then used or stored with the transform.
closes: #86731
This requirement is similar to #53801 but for transforms rather than ML jobs. The implementation can probably be similar to #54121.
If a transform is created or updated and a secondary authentication header is present then the security headers we persist should be based on that secondary authentication header.
If no secondary authentication header is present when a transform is created or updated then everything should work as it does today.
The reason for adding this functionality is to provide extra options when installing Fleet packages. We need to do a better job of setting the user that transforms embedded in solutions will run as, and being able to use different credentials to those of the user installing the Fleet package will be an important building block.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: