fix: stop treating OIDC username as a secret - #345
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Usernames are not sensitive; marking them with setSecret caused unnecessary log redaction in workflows. Fixes jfrog#280 Signed-off-by: Aaron Mark <amark@g.jct.ac.il>
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Summary
core.setSecret(username)fromsetOidcStepOutputsso usernames are not redacted in logs.Fixes #280
Test plan
npx jest test/oidc-utils.spec.ts -t setOidcStepOutputsoidc-user/oidc-tokenoutputs; username text no longer redacted