exp/services/webauth: remove the stellar.toml domain checks #3113
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What
Remove the stellar.toml domain checks that occur on application start. Essentially revert the changes relating to this specific feature that were introduced in 5e82f16.
Why
SEP-10 v2.0.0 highlighted an existing feature that the
SIGNING_KEY
field in thestellar.toml
be the key that the SEP-10 server use for signing. In 5e82f16 we added the feature that the server would verify that the stellar.toml that references the SEP-10 server contains the correct key. This feature is inconvenient because not all SEP-10 services have a stellar.toml. It's also inconvenient when developing. It's also scope creep on what this SEP-10 server implementation is concerned with. It also delays service boot up time which ideally should not block on external services. If we need tools for validating or verifying stellar.toml's we should probably pursue that as a separate tool.Known limitations
This is a breaking change because it removes a config parameter, but the services is experimental and we can make breaking changes. For any service using environment variables to provide the config this will not be a breaking change and the additional config will be ignored.