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update artifactory store to allow anonymous access #1011

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  • Added support for anonymous access to Artifactory repositories
  • Added conditional logic to only set access token if it's not "anonymous"
  • Updated documentation to explain anonymous access functionality

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  • Enables users to access public Artifactory repositories without authentication
  • Provides flexibility for repositories that allow anonymous access
  • Simplifies configuration for public repository access

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced authentication for Artifactory: The system now supports anonymous access, enabling more flexible repository connections.
  • Documentation
    • Updated configuration guidance to include the new anonymous access option in the project documentation, with emphasis on security considerations for token management.

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@mcalhoun mcalhoun changed the base branch from aws-ssm-param-store-get-key to graphite-base/1011 February 4, 2025 01:49
@mcalhoun mcalhoun force-pushed the allow-anon-artifactory-store-access branch from a57505b to a0aef07 Compare February 4, 2025 01:50
@mcalhoun mcalhoun changed the base branch from graphite-base/1011 to main February 4, 2025 01:50
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The pull request modifies the logic for handling the access token within the Artifactory store setup and updates the documentation accordingly. A conditional check is added to ensure that if the access token is set to "anonymous", it is not applied, altering the authentication behavior. The documentation reflects that the access token can now be explicitly defined as "anonymous" in the configuration, expanding the available authentication options.

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Files Summary
pkg/store/artifactory_store.go Added a conditional check in NewArtifactoryStore to skip setting the access token if it equals "anonymous".
website/docs/core-concepts/projects/configuration/stores.mdx Updated documentation to include a new configuration option allowing the access token to be "anonymous".

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant NewArtifactoryStore
    participant ArtifactoryStore

    Client->>NewArtifactoryStore: Call with access token
    NewArtifactoryStore->>NewArtifactoryStore: Check if token equals "anonymous"
    alt Token is "anonymous"
        NewArtifactoryStore-->>ArtifactoryStore: Proceed without setting token
    else Token is not "anonymous"
        NewArtifactoryStore-->>ArtifactoryStore: Set token with provided value
    end
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  • add artifactory store #921: This PR involved modifications to the ArtifactoryStore functionality, influencing the handling of access tokens similar to the changes introduced here.

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@mcalhoun mcalhoun changed the title all artifactory to use anonymous update artifactory store to allow anonymous access Feb 4, 2025
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
website/docs/core-concepts/projects/configuration/stores.mdx (1)

89-89: Enhance Grammatical Clarity in Security Note
The static analysis tool suggested adding the article “the” before the [!env] function for better clarity. Consider updating the line to:

... In such cases, use the [!env](/core-concepts/stacks/yaml-functions/env) function to reference tokens securely.
This minor change will improve the readability without altering the meaning.

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[uncategorized] ~89-~89: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...erent access tokens. In such cases, use [!env](/core-concepts/stacks/yaml-funct...

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Context: ...erent access tokens. In such cases, use [!env](/core-concepts/stacks/yaml-funct...

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website/docs/core-concepts/projects/configuration/stores.mdx (1)

86-87: Clarify Anonymous Access Documentation
The newly added lines clearly explain that users can specify the access token as anonymous to use the anonymous user for accessing Artifactory repositories. This directly supports the PR objective of enabling anonymous access. Please ensure that this documentation remains in sync with the corresponding conditional logic in the Artifactory store implementation.

@mcalhoun mcalhoun merged commit 18197b9 into main Feb 4, 2025
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@mcalhoun mcalhoun deleted the allow-anon-artifactory-store-access branch February 4, 2025 03:13
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