Supportability via SAP_EXT_TRL
See original GitHub issueIt used to be possible to see the jwt token in the application log by providing env parameters
cf/xs set-env <app> SAP_EXT_TRC stdout
cf/xs set-env <app> SAP_EXT_TRL 3
cf/xs restage <app>
This made life a lot easier when jwt tokens were needed to be obtained for support issues. Seems to come originally from SAPSSOEXT library
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Hi Daniel,
well, we used in the past for some FLP issues mostly to do a positive/negative comparison between working and non-working tokens, but this was afair in the node/approuter stack which is not relevant here.
Thank you for bringing the solution into production, that’s a nice and useful enhancement!
Thanks, closing the issue as implemented