Adds the ability to specify an appsettings file for user-jwts #58605
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Adds the ability to specify an appsettings file for user-jwts
Adds the ability to specify an appsettings file for user-jwts
Description
Currently the
user-jwtstool amendsappsettings.Development.jsonwhen adding a mock JWT scheme for local testing. Many people useappsettings.Development.jsonfor environments other than local development, i.e. a cloud Development environment, and so this amendment causes issues. In my particular case, we haveappsettings.Local.jsoninstead and so the tool fails to execute because it cannot findappsettings.Development.json.As described in #56169 this affects multiple other teams too.
This PR allows for an appsettings file to be specified which will be amended instead of the default
appsettings.Development.json. The tool still assumes the file lives next to the project, as it currently does, and checks that the file both exists and ends in.json. Tests have been added to confirm the functionality.Fixes #56169