web: indicate that it is in read-only mode #1434

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1. sudoforge

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2. sudoforge

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   • web: run a public deployment of the latest release in --read-only mode #1432
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   • web: run a public deployment of the latest release in --read-only mode #1432
4. MichaelMure commented on May 17, 2025

   

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   Eventually that would be like in most apps: showing a login button... but that's when we have external auth
5. sudoforge commented on May 17, 2025

   

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   yeah, i see in the code that the idea behind the current impl of --read-only mode implies that it's what would be used to support external auth, but:

   1. we don't have that in place today, but more critically
   2. i think keeping a read-only mode around is actually very useful, to support something like web: run a public deployment of the latest release in --read-only mode #1432 where a consumer wants to expose it publicly, but not allow any interaction at all. so perhaps when we do implement external auth, we keep this around anyway.
6. MichaelMure

   closed this as completedon Sep 14, 2026