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The WLCG bearer token discovery protoccol includes the BEARER_TOKEN_FILE environment variable which indicates a filename the token should be loaded from. This allows tokens to be updated throughout the runtime of the gfal2 library invocations.
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@mpatrascoiu - any thoughts on this one? |
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Hello Brian, Sorry, I didn't get the time to review this. This implements support for the |
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@mpatrascoiu - yes, with this PR all the parts of the bearer token discovery file should be implemented. |
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I'll assign this ticket to @Shubhangi-Misra. There is other work in parallel, but it's good to have this assigned. |
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The WLCG bearer token discovery protocol includes the
BEARER_TOKEN_FILEenvironment variable which indicates a filename the token should be loaded from. This allows tokens to be updated throughout the runtime of the gfal2 library invocations.