Remove unnecessary WorkloadIdentity role from CSPM Org member #76
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Change summary: ---------------- 1. Removing the WI role used for WIF under org membership. We already add it directly at the SA membership level. 2. Updated the README with Modular Onboarding details and legacy notes. Test summary: -------------- Validated this change on a live foundational onboarding.
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@Mak0tin Check the commits before mine that my change is only FMT and tune down the pre-commit |
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Test summary:
Validated this change on a live foundational onboarding.