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feat: multidoc support for yaml and json #1304

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@theurichde theurichde commented Aug 23, 2023

Description of the change

Add Support for Multidoc YAML and JSON, as stated in #114

Benefits

Users can have and manage multiple secrets in one file and encrypt those secrets in one run

Possible drawbacks

  • This change does not apply to --merge-into

    • To use this with mutlidoc, we would need to specify a target secret. On the other hand, users can easily put their to-be-merged secret in a separate file
  • Kind: List resources are not considered / supported

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I want to get your opinion on this approach and see if I am on the right track here.

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Hi there 👋🏻

@alvneiayu @agarcia-oss @alemorcuq

I would like to have your feedback on this draft before raising the actual PR. Any thoughts on this approach?
Sealing & validating single and multi-doc secrets (either JSON or YAML) is implemented.

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thanks for your contribution @theurichde. Let me take some time to test it and review it. Again, thanks a lot.

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Thanks for the PR, @theurichde. Could you please check the failed linter job? The feature looks good!

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Hey there @alvneiayu @alemorcuq 👋🏻

Linting is fixed, should be green now.

I am wondering if we should put that feature somewhere (as a side note?) in the README? Maybe in the FAQ?

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Can I encrypt multiple secrets at once in one JSON / YAML file?
-> You bet you can! Drop as many secrets as you like in one file. Make sure to separate them via ---in YAML and as extra, single objects in JSON.

@theurichde theurichde marked this pull request as ready for review September 7, 2023 18:45
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Hey there @alvneiayu @alemorcuq 👋🏻

Linting is fixed, should be green now.

I am wondering if we should put that feature somewhere (as a side note?) in the README? Maybe in the FAQ?

Yep, I think that would be great!

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@alemorcuq I added a small block for multi doc support in the FAQ

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This is a great PR, @theurichde, thank you very much. It is ready to be merged but, due to some recent changes, a rebase is needed. Could you do that?

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@alemorcuq Thanks for reviewing! It's rebased and ready to rock 🤘🏻

@alemorcuq alemorcuq merged commit 163fc1c into bitnami-labs:main Sep 13, 2023
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@theurichde theurichde deleted the feat/multidoc-support branch February 16, 2024 09:59
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When sealing multiple secrets in singe yaml file only first is sealed
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