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fix(azkv): handle whitespace in Azure Key Vault URLs #1652
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Thanks for your contribution!
Sorry for missing it on Saturday, I only noticed it now that you created the issue.
### Problem: The Azure Key Vault key parser would fail when URLs contained leading or trailing whitespace, which commonly occurs when using YAML Block Scalar syntax. ```yaml creation_rules: - azure_keyvault: >- https://test.vault.azure.net/keys/test-key/a2a690a4fcc04166b739da342a912c90, https://test2.vault.azure.net/keys/another-test-key/cf0021e8b743453bae758e7fbf71b60e ``` This resulted in the error: ```bash "could not parse " https://test2.vault.azure.net/keys/another-test-key/cf0021e8b743453bae758e7fbf71b60e" into a valid Azure Key Vault MasterKey" ``` ### Fix: - Added `strings.TrimSpace()` to clean the URL before parsing in `NewMasterKeyFromURL()` - Added test case to verify handling of URLs with leading/trailing spaces Signed-off-by: Vasily Marnopolsky <[email protected]>
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Problem:
The Azure Key Vault key parser would fail when URLs contained leading or trailing whitespace, which commonly occurs when using YAML Block Scalar syntax.
This resulted in the error:
could not parse " https://test2.vault.azure.net/keys/another-test-key/cf0021e8b743453bae758e7fbf71b60e" into a valid Azure Key Vault MasterKey
Fix:
strings.TrimSpace()
to clean the URL before parsing inNewMasterKeyFromURL()