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Adds a control plane capability that enables a central admin instance to manage multiple regional worker proxies from a single UI. Backend: - Worker registry loaded from YAML config (worker_id, name, url) - /.well-known/litellm-ui-config exposes is_control_plane and workers list - /v3/login + /v3/login/exchange: opaque code exchange for cross-origin username/password auth (JWT never in URL/logs, single-use 60s TTL) - SSO cookie handoff with return_to → opaque code → exchange - _validate_return_to: full origin validation (scheme+hostname+port) - Startup warning when control_plane_url set without Redis - Both /v3 endpoints gated behind control_plane_url config Frontend: - Worker selector dropdown on login page (gated behind is_control_plane) - Cross-origin SSO code exchange handling on callback - switchToWorkerUrl: localStorage-persisted worker URL for API calls - useWorker hook: shared worker state management - WorkerDropdown in navbar for switching workers - Logout/switch clears worker state from localStorage Tests: - 7 tests for /v3/login + /v3/login/exchange - 10 tests for _validate_return_to - 2 tests for control plane discovery endpoint |
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