fix: Getting OS jwt from env#950
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This pull request updates the
create_jwt_tokenmethod insrc/session_manager.pyto allow using a JWT token from an environment variable if it is set. This provides flexibility for deployments where a pre-generated token is preferred over dynamically generating one.Authentication and configuration improvements:
create_jwt_tokenmethod to first check for a JWT token in theOPENSEARCH_JWT_TOKENenvironment variable, and only generate a new token if the environment variable is not set.