fix(console): use console service account in login hint#178
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Type of Change
Related Issues
Fixes #160
Summary of Changes
consoleServiceAccountNamehelper.Root cause: the Console login form documented
rustfs-operator, but Console login expects a Kubernetes bearer token with the Console RBAC permissions granted torustfs-operator-consoleby default.Checklist
make pre-commit(fmt-check + clippy + test + console-lint + console-fmt-check)[Unreleased](if user-visible change)Impact
Verification
Additional Notes
No runtime RBAC or authentication behavior changes are included; this only aligns user-facing token guidance with the existing Console ServiceAccount boundary.
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