Support authStrategy=none with a local Admin session (quality-of-life DX improvement) - #104
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Nice to have the same QOL improvment here.
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Goal
To support the same DX improvement as ConservationMetrics/gc-explorer#559 did for GC Explorer.
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What I changed and why
server/middleware/local-auth.tsand bypass inmiddleware/oauth.global.tsauth0Enabledboolean to match the Explorer convention of checking forauthStrategy(auth0|none).How I convinced myself this is right
Trying locally.
What I'm not doing here
LLM use disclosure
Cursor Grok 4.6 did the implementation based on reviewing the code changes from ConservationMetrics/gc-explorer#559. Then I made changes, mostly to verbose comments.