Mathias Kvist Aarup

@artt Thanks for the reply. Can you share an example of what the `frames` variable should look like?

Sorry this is my first time reporting a security issue, so I hadn't thought about people misusing it. Feel free to take down the issue and keep it internally.

What is the status on this? - I see that `databricks_grant` has been added, but my tests show that it has the same behaviour as `databricks_grants` and thus overwrites existing...

@nkvuong Thank you, I thought I had tested that but it seems to work. I would suggest that the docs are updated to reflect the difference between `databricks_grant` and `databricks_grants`...

I'm facing the exact same error. I cannot push any data to pulsar, I get the error no matter what. @nlu90 Is there any workaround for this, until the fix...

Hi @syhily , I dont have a simple example for reproducing, but hope the below can point you in the right direction. I can try to make a simpler example...

The latest release 3.1.1.4 was in June, while the fix mentioned above was pushed to master in August. So maybe making a new release should fix the issue? https://github.com/streamnative/pulsar-spark/pull/62

@syhily Sounds good. What is the process of making a new release?

So the key stored in the Kubernetes secret sso contains both a private and a public key. My point is, that if you extract the public key, that is sufficient...

It seems that crypto/rsa generates a private key that also contains a public key: [rsa source code](https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.22.3:src/crypto/rsa/rsa.go;drc=b2dbfbfc2315557815e1d5de12f28ed57f60958a;l=113). See line 113-127. As to your considerations about encryption options I'm not sure...