use .readSecretJson in VaultCredentialsProvider #329
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Fixes #327
I have tested this in my own fork of the repo, and confirmed it to be working.
Under
.getCredentials()
, the current code uses.readSecret()
which will fail if the secret containing the password contains a null value, e.g.:This PR uses
.readSecretJson()
instead, which does not assume the secret's values are always String, and converts it to String usingString.valueOf()
.One caveat is that it will no longer (implicitly) guarantee the password to never be null. I am open to suggestions on this point.