feat: Change parseCookie command to read from HTTP request header #97
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bhadrip
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Looks good !
Do we need any unit test to make sure future upgrades are not breaking this ?
…AccessToken & StudioSessionToken
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Issue #, if available:
Current parseCookie command doesn't parse AccessToken and StudioSession Token as they're marked as HttpOnly cookies. VS Code Extensions (specifically AWS Toolkit & Amazon Q extension) need to be able to read these cookies to auto-login SSO user (using their access token instead of Container credentials).
Description of changes:
Switch parseCookie command to read cookies from a new Http server end point that echos back the cookie credentials to the caller.
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