anchor.diff:  of course) with their own configuration stored on github. Loading and switching to such
   a config is done by a GET request:
   
  -    <URL>/swconf?github=<GITHUB-REPO-NAME>&email=<USER-EMAIL>
  +    http://webui.samltest.fed-lab.org:8087/swconf?github=<GITHUB-REPO-NAME>&email=<USER-EMAIL>
   
   Example:
   
  -    http://localhost:8087/swconf?github=myuser/saml2test2-github-config-repo&email=me@example.org
  +    http://webui.samltest.fed-lab.org:8087/swconf?github=myuser/saml2test2-github-config-repo&email=me@example.org
   
   === Restricting Users
   
  
positive.code: 
  - adapt the test configuration:
  
      There are, by default, 4 config files arranged in following hierarchy:
       1. config_abstr.py   (importing default config from source code repo)
       2. config_driver.py  (test driver - no need to change unless extending test cases)
       3. config_profile.py (test flows and saml profile)
  
negative.code: - generate the json-formatted configuration:
  
      gen_json_config.sh  # you need to have docker for linux/osx/windows installed
      git add --all && git commit -m 'my modification' && git push   # publish back to github
  
  Your repo will now contain 2 files:
  
  