SAP BTP authentication can be tricky, especially with the introduction of Universal ID and Captcha. However, there is a simpler, more secure alternative that bypasses these challenges: using SAP Passport, a certificate-based authentication method from SAP. By combining SAP Passport with wdi5 version 2.1.1, you gain a streamlined login flow for your UI5 applications on BTP and eliminate the need for manual credential entry. This approach prevents potential Captchas from derailing your automated tests and speeds up your CI/CD pipelines, ensuring that you maintain a secure but hassle-free environment. This blog post will show you how to retrieve and store your SAP Passport file, configure wdi5 for certificate-based logins, and incorporate everything into your GitHub Actions workflow. Whether you are new to wdi5 or a seasoned expert, you’ll discover how to significantly simplify BTP authentication for automated UI5 testing. Get ready to streamline your SAP BTP testing process with wdi5.
SAP BTP authentication can be tricky, especially with the introduction of Universal ID and Captcha. However, there is a simpler, more secure alternative that bypasses these challenges: using SAP Passport, a certificate-based authentication method from SAP. By combining SAP Passport with wdi5 version 2.1.1, you gain a streamlined login flow for your UI5 applications on BTP and eliminate the need for manual credential entry. This approach prevents potential Captchas from derailing your automated tests and speeds up your CI/CD pipelines, ensuring that you maintain a secure but hassle-free environment. This blog post will show you how to retrieve and store your SAP Passport file, configure wdi5 for certificate-based logins, and incorporate everything into your GitHub Actions workflow. Whether you are new to wdi5 or a seasoned expert, you’ll discover how to significantly simplify BTP authentication for automated UI5 testing. Get ready to streamline your SAP BTP testing process with wdi5. Read More Technology Blogs by Members articles
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