Override Keycloak admin client secret in Helm and deployment pipeline - #190
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July 23, 2026 21:41
…pdate Helm values, document secret usage, and adjust deployment pipeline.
…nd remove outdated production secret instructions
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Summary
Adds KeyCloak__AuthServerUrl and KeyCloak__AdminClientSecret as configurable environment variables on the API Helm deployment. AuthServerUrl is always derived from the ingress domain; AdminClientSecret is exposed as a Helm value and wired through the production values file, the GitHub Actions deployment pipeline, and the docs.
Also updates the Authentication Server guide to add the view-users role assignment and remove the now-outdated manual production secret instructions (superseded by the pipeline secret).
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