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fix(neutron): require nautobot auth and provide it by default #667

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@cardoe cardoe commented Feb 12, 2025

The config option parser was not requiring the nautobot auth info which was no longer defaulted or read from the existing location as of #666. This makes it required for the server to start up successfully. Lastly the auth information was actually being read from a location supplied by the workflows so create a new secret with the data populated. Create the secret in the syntax of a config snippet for oslo.config to automatically pick up for us and load in.

Since 0d435bd these config options must be supplied for the server
to start up successfully.
The neutron token isn't defined here but has been used from the
nautobot-token that is defined in the workflows which isn't good for
separation. Since 0d435bd the loading of the token from the file no
longer works so we must load it via a config snippet. This defines a new
secret that creates a config snippet with the token. The same change
also dropped the default URL for the Nautobot service within the cluster
so this defines that value as well.
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@skrobul skrobul deleted the fix-neutron-nautobot-auth branch February 12, 2025 09:26
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