[Hashicorp] Fix Vault GCP auth for GCE metadata credentials#68069
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@potiuk it is ready for review, once released as rc2 will do real intergration test. |
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What
Fix HashiCorp Vault GCP authentication when Application Default Credentials come from Compute Engine metadata credentials and initially expose the service account email as
default.Why
In GCE-based environments such as Cloud Composer,
google.auth.compute_engine.Credentialsmay start withservice_account_email == "default"until the credentials are refreshed from the metadata server. The Vault client used that value directly in the IAMsignJwtrequest, producing an invalid resource name likeprojects/<project>/serviceAccounts/default.Sanitized task log excerpt:
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apache-airflow-providers-hashicorp==4.7.0rc1from PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/apache-airflow-providers-hashicorp/4.7.0rc1/How
signJwtrequest.defaultservice account email values as unresolved.client_emailwhen available.Tests
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