[DNM] New: [AEA-0000] - Redirect the user if they're not logged in #278
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## Summary - ✨ New Feature ### Details Kris and I are working on similar features - merging my changes into his branch so that we are synchronised.
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If the user is not logged in, we currently just let them sit with that.
This updates the behaviour to instead trigger the login flow if the user session is not present, or becomes invalid (e.g. expires). There is some additional logic to handle mock auth. If the deployment is in one of the approved environments (currently, anything but
prod), then the user is sent to a login page, which allows signing in with mock or PTL, and signing out. It also displays some debugging information, and the access tokens for people who want to use these elsewhere, e.g. Postman.