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OAth client instructions are ambiguous #586
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+1 that it's confusing. The "Name" in the UI is an arbitrary name that the user gives to this particular OAuth client ID. I'll clarify that in the docs. /assign |
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…low#586) * For each KF version (master, v1.0, etc...) we only want to keep the most recent N deployments (N=3 right now). Otherwise we end up running out of quota in the deployments project. * Fix kubeflow/testing#584 out of quota errors due too many auto deployed clusters
Add trusted-ai into the e2e testing and a flag (extra-test-cases) to enable it. Also refactor the e2e-test task to support more test cases. Signed-off-by: Yihong Wang <yh.wang@ibm.com>
The instructions to create credentials is a bit ambiguous. Specifically, in step 2 where we set the "Authorized redirect URIs" the instructions have this sample: "https://.endpoints..cloud.goog/_gcp_gatekeeper/authenticate".
The is straightforward. However, the is confusing. It is not clear which name to use: In the screenshot the "Name" field has a different name from the name used in the "Authorized redirect URIs" field. So it's not clear if we should use the same name or not.
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