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Currently, piglit replay has the -j
/--jwt
argument to receive the token
directly to access MinIO server.
There is a use case where the JWT should not be exposed, where the token
per se should not be shown in the command line. So giving a file path
instead of the token is a better approach to avoid this leakage.
This commit adds --jwt-file
argument as an alternative to -j
/--jwt
one.
When the user gives this argument, piglit will open it and read the file
content, treating it as the JWT token.