UI: glimmerize generate credentials component#27405
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| ssh: { | ||
| model: 'ssh-otp-credential', | ||
| title: 'Generate SSH Credentials', | ||
| formFields: ['username', 'ip'], |
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| @backendType={{this.model.backendType}} | ||
| @roleName={{this.model.roleName}} | ||
| @action={{if this.action this.action ""}} | ||
| @awsRoleType={{this.model.awsRoleType}} |
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Lots of really great cleanup work. Thank you!
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This PR updates the generate-credentials component used by SSH and AWS secret engine backends.
Additionally, it improves the AWS credentials experience by defaulting the credential_type to match the type of the backing role (if the user can read it):
