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As a user I want to use Watttime but don't want to expose my username and password in the manifest file.
We should have the username and password in environment variable, similar to the Azure credentials in the azure importer plugin.
Remove username and password from config and instead load them from .env file.
2/5
Affects the watttime plugin
0.5 d
Watttime plugin gets credentials from environment variables
yes, update plugin readme
unit tests must pass
not previously discussed
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manushak
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Story
As a user I want to use Watttime but don't want to expose my username and password in the manifest file.
Rationale
We should have the username and password in environment variable, similar to the Azure credentials in the azure importer plugin.
Implementation details
Remove username and password from config and instead load them from .env file.
Priority
2/5
Scope
Affects the watttime plugin
Size
0.5 d
What does "done" look like?
Watttime plugin gets credentials from environment variables
Does this require updates to documentation or other materials??
yes, update plugin readme
What testing is required?
unit tests must pass
Is this a known/expected update?
not previously discussed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: