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Key Vault: Resolve inconsistency between spec and service/client implementation #12966
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A format is still required. This blob must be encoded somehow. Even if a valid UTF-8 string now (e.g. JavaScript or Python source, as @herveyw-msft pondered as a thought experiment), this format might change in the future. The encoding rules would need to stay the same for SDKs to continue working properly.
Thus, the required format (which is most often base64url in KV) must be specified in swagger.
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As we discussed offline, I'm concerned this isn't future-proof. The fact this blob is opaque and could be anything is exactly why it shouldn't be simply string-encoded, which also requires that it's valid UTF-8 or can be transcoded correctly and automatically by the language SDK.
For a "v1" (specifically, 7.2) you could always assume it's UTF-8 string-encoded JSON, but I do recommend that in 7.3-preview you add a
contentTypeorcontentEncodingproperty (like the HTTP headers) like we did for Secure Key Release (now in 7.3-preview) that provides a "hint" to both the client and service as to what it really is. Absence of this continues to imply UTF-8 string-encoded JSON, but presence could indicate whatever the property says - be it encoded binary data or even just "application/json".To note, the
formathere only dictates the encoding over the wire. It does not and should not affect how the data is stored by the client or service. So, for example, security domains that are JSON files today would still be JSON files even if you were to leave this "base64url". The only thing that changes it that the CLI and service would base64url-encode or -decode it before hand./cc @herveyw-msft @vickm