Revised Endpoint message

[NickCao]

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• New Features
  • Enhanced endpoint security: the configuration now requires a secure certificate and supports additional client authentication credentials.
  • Legacy token-based authentication has been removed to streamline the security setup.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the Endpoint message in the Jumpstarter protocol. The optional certificate field has been repositioned to become the required second field, and the token field has been removed entirely. Additionally, two new fields—client_certificate and client_private_key—have been added at positions three and four respectively, modifying the schema for endpoint authentication credentials.

Changes

File	Change Summary
proto/.../jumpstarter.proto	Removed token field; updated certificate field to be required and moved to position 2; added client_certificate (position 3) and client_private_key (position 4).

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[NickCao]

Tested in jumpstarter-dev/jumpstarter@97cc6b5

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proto/jumpstarter/v1/jumpstarter.proto (1)

133-138: Endpoint Schema Update: Field Reordering and Credential Enhancements

The Endpoint message has been updated as follows:

• Certificate Field (line 135): The previously optional certificate field has been repositioned as field number 2 and is now required (i.e., the optional keyword has been removed). This is a breaking change—please verify that all client and server implementations provide a valid certificate.
• New Credential Fields (lines 136-137): Two new fields, client_certificate and client_private_key, have been added at positions three and four respectively to enhance endpoint authentication. Ensure that these fields are securely handled, validated, and documented in the client-side integrations.
• Removal of Token Field: Although not visible in the current diff, note that the deprecated token field has been removed. Confirm that any external dependencies or integrations relying on the token are updated accordingly.

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