Josh Black

The other thing that comes immediately to mind is http://json-schema.org/ and there's likely already a bunch of libraries and tooling around that that could be leveraged. The main downside there...

Interestingly enough, it sounds like it's possible to validate a TOML document against a JSON Schema. Relevant links: https://json-schema-everywhere.github.io/toml https://github.com/json-schema-everywhere/pajv https://github.com/any-json/any-json From what I can tell, this works by converting...

Full disclosure: although I've read several of the papers that butterfly is based on, my understanding of the code as it exists today is very shallow. It's my understanding that...

I agree with @baumanj. In addition, I think the existence of `exec_subcommand_if_called` is an anti-pattern. That caused a fair amount of headaches when implementing a certain feature. In my opinion,...

I can confirm @eeyun's comment that the steps he listed definitely worked before 0.56. From a user's point of view, no one should care about shared secrets or anything else....

It's also worth noting that all of the HTTP gateway files are gone at this point, so the only thing left to investigate is the rumor file.

Hi @aram535. Thanks for reaching out! I think you can accomplish what you want just using the regular namespaces APIs. Below is a screenshot of me creating a top level...

While you are correct that there is no dedicated API in the Vault Go SDK to accomplish namespace listing, it's still possible using logical list operations. Something like the following,...

Ok, I'll mark this as a feature request then.

I'm also unable to replicate this using Vault 1.7.2.  @droslean I suspect something specific to your environment is causing havoc here. I tried every...