* feat(access-control): Add support for Kubernetes Label
* feat(access-control): Defaults to Docker
* feat(access-control): Remove kubeconfig fallback
* feat(watcher): Watcher for kubernetes service
* feat(watcher): Merge with main + remove nightly fix redirect
* fix(go): Go mod + Go sum after sync with main
* fix(config): Ser default value for LabelProvider to Docker
* feat(go): go mod tidy
* feat(k8s_service): Remove logic for deprecated Ingress k8s v1.22
* feat(k8s_service): (Watcher) -> Wait 5s before breaking to outer loop again
* feat(k8s_service): Remove logic for deprecated Ingress k8s v1.22
* feat(k8s_service): Remove logic for deprecated Ingress k8s v1.22
* feat(k8s_service): Remove logic for deprecated Ingress k8s v1.22
* feat(k8s_service): Remove
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* feat(bootstrap): Remove dockerService from bootstrap svc
* feat(auth_svc): Remove dockerService from authservice
* feat(test): Add tests for kubernetes_services
* feat(test): Remove docker serivce form proxy/user test
* fix(refactor): Remove update logic from watcher and resync
* fix(refactor): Split watchGVR to make it more readable
* fix(refactor): Remove discovery + drop K 1.22 completely
* fix(refactor): Move interface to acess_controls_service
* feat: Autodetect labelprovider if TINYAUTH_LABELPROVIDER not set
* fix(test): Match testing scheme to the controllers
* fix: service bootstrap import after merge
* fix: service bootstrap import after merge
* feat: add x-tinyauth-location to nginx response
Solves #773. Normally you let Nginx handle the login URL creation but with this "hack"
we can set an arbitary header with where Tinyauth wants the user to go to. Later the
Nginx error page can get this header and redirect accordingly.
* tests: fix assert.Equal order
* feat: add pkce support to oidc server
* tests: add test cases for pkce
* fix: review comments
* chore: remove debug line
* chore: remove simple logger from testing
* tests: add test for invalid challenge method
* chore: fix typo
* Refactor logging to use centralized logger utility
- Removed direct usage of zerolog in multiple files and replaced it with a centralized logging utility in the `utils` package.
- Introduced `Loggers` struct to manage different loggers (Audit, HTTP, App) with configurable levels and outputs.
- Updated all relevant files to utilize the new logging structure, ensuring consistent logging practices across the application.
- Enhanced error handling and logging messages for better traceability and debugging.
* refactor: update logging implementation to use new logger structure
* Refactor logging to use tlog package
- Replaced instances of utils logging with tlog in various controllers, services, and middleware.
- Introduced audit logging for login success, login failure, and logout events.
- Created tlog package with structured logging capabilities using zerolog.
- Added tests for the new tlog logger functionality.
* refactor: update logging configuration in environment files
* fix: adding coderabbit suggestions
* fix: ensure correct audit caller
* fix: include reason in audit login failure logs
* feat: allow any HTTP method for /api/auth/envoy and restrict methods for non-envoy proxies
* feat: add Allow header for invalid methods in proxyHandler
* feat: add session max lifetime and fix refresh logic
* fix: set default value for created_at column and improve session expiration logic
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Co-authored-by: Stavros <steveiliop56@gmail.com>
* feat: allow any HTTP method for /api/auth/envoy and restrict methods for non-envoy proxies
* feat: add Allow header for invalid methods in proxyHandler
* wip
* feat: add paerser as submodule and apply patch for nested maps
* refactor: update release workflows to include submodule and patches
* chore: update contributing instructions
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