A small utility for authentication and authorization with platforms, profiles, roles and permissions management

• Navigate to project root
• ./gradlew bootrun
• The bootrun process reads environment variables from gcp folder's app-credentials.yaml file
• There is an example app-credentials_DUMMY.yaml file provided, create app-credentials.yaml file and update values
• These environment variables are checked during application start, and if not present the application won't start
• During the build process, these variables are used in flyway and bootrun scripts

• Run flyway command as ./gradlew flywayMigrate
  • For first run, append -Dflyway.baselineOnMigrate=true to set baseline migration
  • PRE-REQUISITES for flyway
    • Build needs to be run first
      • ./gradlew clean build -x test
    • Flyway plugin does not work with gradle's configuration cache
      • ./gradlew -Dorg.gradle.configuration-cache=false flywayMigrate
• Clear database (DELETES EVERYTHING)
  • ./gradlew flywayClean -Dflyway.cleanDisabled=false
• Flyway migration is configured to not trigger automatically, it only validates
  • This means that migration command needs to be given manually
• Flyway migration is controlled via github actions to main DB branch
• There are 2 database instances created to support local development and production data
  • auth-service
    • This instance is used for production instance
    • When a pull request is merged to main branch, flyway migration is run in this branch
  • auth-service-sandbox
    • This branch is used for local/development instances
    • When a pull request is created, flyway migration is run in this branch to validate schema changes

• Update this README.md for proper documentation