HashiCorp Vault API client
HashiCorp Vault API client for Python 2/3
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hvac-2.1.0.tar.gz | 0000325532 318 KB | |
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Revision 15 (latest revision is 18)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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request 1137431
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Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
(revision 15)
- update to 2.1.0: * Add support for sys/policies endpoint (GH-1100) * add quota support to system backend (GH-1092) * Add support to PKI class to perform CRUD on issuers (GH-1102) * `Client.write_data` - remove potentially dangerous default * :pencil: Add HTTP/2+ use case into the advanced usage section * update the KV documentation (GH-1122) * Add support for sys/policies endpoint (GH-1100) * fix readthedocs (RTD) public docsite, modernize some of the docs build/testing (GH-1119) * Add support to PKI class to perform CRUD on issuers (GH-1102) * Update GCP secrets engine documentation (GH-1099) * fix readthedocs (RTD) public docsite, modernize some of the docs build/testing (GH-1119) * Revamp integration tests, run in parallel (GH-1105) * Add Vault 1.15.x to integration tests (GH-1103) - update to 2.0.0: * This release makes a number of breaking changes. Most notably, dropping support for Python 3.6 & 3.7, dropping support for Vault versions 1.6.x through 1.10.x, and removing previously deprecated methods and code paths. Most of the other breaking changes are fairly minor or only affect specific use cases, but please review all changes carefully. * There are also several other deprecations and announcements to be aware of. We hope to have a more rapid release schedule going forward. * In accordance with our supported Python version policy we will continue to drop Python versions as they become end-of- life. These may not be announced in advance, but will be done in major versions.
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