updated usage example#9081
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IMO - request is reasonable - as opposed to using here strings ( |
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On the one hand, I feel like this is very subjective. On the other hand I personally find here strings very confusing and would prefer the new syntax. @devops-rob I think you might need to update this PR from main before it can be merged.
…ead that's more simple.
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I changed the code in the docs for the transit secrets engine example because it assumes that the user is using a bash shell where the <<< redirect will work. I went through the example using the docker image that we publish and that doesn't use a bash shell so it didn't work.
I think using echo and piping into base64 command is much more universal and will work across all of the shells