When writing E2E tests, developers want an out of the box way to sign in to applications without having to implement the logic themselves. Often, they use the oidc-signin-tool for this. However, the intent of the oidc-signin-tool is to automate the retrieval of obtaining a token for non-interactive tests. This overly complicates things for devs who want to integrate the sign in flow, but have no need for a fully standalone tool.
When writing E2E tests, developers want an out of the box way to sign in to applications without having to implement the logic themselves. Often, they use the oidc-signin-tool for this. However, the intent of the oidc-signin-tool is to automate the retrieval of obtaining a token for non-interactive tests. This overly complicates things for devs who want to integrate the sign in flow, but have no need for a fully standalone tool.