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Using the kickstart example from the docs below will create an API key with a value of "#{apiKey}" instead of doing variable substitution.
{ "variables":{ "apiKey": "4737ea8520bd454caabb7cb3d36e14bc1832c0d3f70a4189b82598670f11b1bd" } "apiKeys": [{ "key": "#{apiKey}" }] }
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
API Key should be set up using value given by apiKey variable
apiKey
API Key value is literally #{apiKey}
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Hi @tst-dhudlow thanks for letting us know! This will be fixed in the upcoming patch release.
As a work around, make the first API key not use a variable.
{ "variables": { "apiKey": "4737ea8520bd454caabb7cb3d36e14bc1832c0d3f70a4189b82598670f11b1bd" }, "apiKeys": [ { "key": "first!" }, { "key": "#{apiKey}" } ] }
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Kickstart Variable Substitution Doesn't Work on API Key
Description
Using the kickstart example from the docs below will create an API key with a value of "#{apiKey}" instead of doing variable substitution.
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
API Key should be set up using value given by
apiKey
variableActual behavior
API Key value is literally #{apiKey}
Platform
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