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The ASP.NET environment names that enable the diagnostics endpoint. Defaults to "Development".
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****BackChannelHttpHandler***
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A HTTP message handler that's used to configure backchannel communication. Typically used during testing. Configuring this will automatically configure the BackChannelHttpHandler property in _OpenIDConnectOptions_ and also set it as the primary http message handler for retrieving the index.html.
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****AutomaticallyRegisterBffMiddleware*** (added in 4.0)
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When applying BFF V4 multiple frontends, a lot of middlewares get automatically added to the pipeline. For example, the frontend selection middleware, the authentication handlers, etc. If you don't want this automatic behavior, then you can turn it off and register these middlewares manually.
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****StaticAssetsClientName***
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If BFF is configured to automatically retrieve the `index.html`, or to proxy the static assets, it needs an HTTP client to do so. With this name, you can automatically configure this HTTP client in the `HttpClientFactory`.
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****AllowedSilentLoginReferers***
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For silent login to work, you normally need to have the BFF backend and the frontend on the same origin. If you have a split host scenario, meaning the backend on a different origin (but same site) as the frontend, then you can use the referer header to differentiate which browser window to post the silent login results to. This array must then contain the list of allowed referer header values.
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