Add support to get parse config with master key

[mtrezza]

Adds support to retrieve the parse config with the master key. Allows to retrieve config parameters that require the master key to be retrieved.

Related to

• Parse Config with ACL parse-server#5930
• Get ParseConfig parameters with Master Key parse-server#5954

[mtrezza]

Don't merge yet, integration test missing.

How can I add an integration test for getting config parameters that require the master key?
Currently the JS SDK does not support setting a parameter to require the master key. Can I write directly to the DB and flag a parameter to require the master key for a test?

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[davimacedo]

You can:

• test if the rest command is sent correctly when passing the master key option; and
• add one test to the integration tests in which you could first use a REST API call to create the config and then use the SDK to retrieve the config.

[mtrezza]

@davimacedo, the test Parse Config cannot get internal config parameter without masterkey is failing, but locally it passes. Could it be that the tests are not running against parse server 3.8?

[dplewis]

@mtrezza If you want to run against the latest commit. Please do the following.

1. Delete package-lock.json
2. npm install
3. Commit new package-lock.json

[mtrezza]

@dplewis Thanks for cleaning this up so quickly!