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Validation of the 3rd party payload #236

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@mvshao mvshao commented Dec 17, 2024

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Changes proposed in this pull request:

  • verify if the runtimeID, that comes from external service Compass is in the correct UUID format
  • validate the URL of the token to the Compass Connector to ensure it points to the SAP domain
  • perform a sanity check on the Token itself

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