changelog files with 80 lines width

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A.Unger
2020-01-20 16:39:45 +01:00
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Bugfix: Fix serving static assets
ocis-hello used "/" as root. adding another / caused the static middleware to always fail stripping that prefix. All requests will return 404.
setting root to "" in the `ocis-hello` flag does not work because chi reports that routes need to start with a /. `path.Clean(root+"/")` would yield "" for root="/"
ocis-hello used "/" as root. adding another / caused the static middleware to
always fail stripping that prefix. All requests will return 404. Setting root
to `""` in the `ocis-hello` flag does not work because Chi reports that routes
need to start with `/`. `path.Clean(root+"/")` would yield `""` for `root="/"`.
https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-pkg/pull/14

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Enhancement: Introduce OpenID Connect middleware
Added an openid connect middleware that will try to authenticate users using OpenID Connect.
The claims will be added to the context of the request.
Added an openid connect middleware that will try to authenticate users using
OpenID Connect. The claims will be added to the context of the request.
https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-pkg/issues/8

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Change: Add TLS support for http services
`ocis-pkg` http services support TLS. The idea behind is setting the issuer on phoenix's `config.json` to `https`. Or in other words, use https to access the Kopano extension, and authenticate using an SSL certificate.
`ocis-pkg` http services support TLS. The idea behind is setting the issuer on
phoenix's `config.json` to `https`. Or in other words, use https to access the
Kopano extension, and authenticate using an SSL certificate.
https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-pkg/issues/19

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look like <https://github.com/restic/restic/tree/master/changelog> would be the
best reference.
We're using kebab case for naming the changelog files: `kebab-case-looks-like-this`
We're using kebab case for naming the changelog files:
`kebab-case-looks-like-this`