Add cypress-keycloak-commands to authentication plugins #2530
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JessicaSachs
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👋 Hello and thank you for your contribution! We've reviewed your plugin and are happy to add it to the plugins list.
- 🚀 Works with the latest major version of Cypress
- 🛠 Plugin purpose is clearly documented (in a README or docs website)
- 📄 Well-written documentation
- 🧪 Tested using Cypress - tests using Cypress can act as both example usage and test coverage
- 👷♀️ CI pipeline that's passing (CircleCI and Github Actions are both free for Open Source)
Your docs are great and we'll be pointing future plugin authors to them as an example.
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This PR adds
cypress-keycloak-commandsto the list of custom authentication plugins. This plugin allows to authenticate users using the Keycloak Identity Provider