fix: Make "token" authentication work with SPCS#1288
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Feel free to merge once tests are added.
This commit ensures we attach the signature headers to requests against Connect servers hosted on SPCS. This has the notable effect of enabling push-button publishing from desktop RStudio (which uses token authentication) to these servers. The required changes here are much simpler than expected on the heels of the recent change to support a default Snowflake connection name. Signed-off-by: Aaron Jacobs <aaron.jacobs@posit.co>
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This commit ensures we attach the signature headers to requests against Connect servers hosted on SPCS. This has the notable effect of enabling push-button publishing from desktop RStudio (which uses token authentication) to these servers.
The required changes here are much simpler than expected on the heels of the recent change to support a default Snowflake connection name.
I've verified that this unlocks adding a Connect server hosted on Snowflake via the desktop UI.