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[CNFT1-2846] Configurable logo #1927

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Allows the NBS logo to be configured based on the values passed to the nbs-gateway with the defaults serving the logo from the NBS6 service.

  • The favicon file was moved to nbs-gateway

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@adamloup-enquizit adamloup-enquizit merged commit ff90e6f into main Oct 15, 2024
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@adamloup-enquizit adamloup-enquizit deleted the CNFT1-2846-configurable-logo branch October 15, 2024 19:07
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