Support fetching subject token from url for workload identity #179
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Can confirm Goth was unable to authenticate with Google Cloud during a GH run before this change, and is now able after this change. Good changes @slackersoft! |
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Add the ability to fetch the
subject_tokenfor a workload identity from a url. Also added some documentation intoken.exfor using:workload_identity. This allows us to use workload identity directly without any additional steps in our CI actions based on how we have configured workload identity.I was able to get it working with the previous commits to
masterhere, by making an additionalcurl, but with this we can just use the credentials json directly