setting an api key in the client constructor clobbers whatever transport options you're trying to send in #1940
Description
Found this while trying to connect to a server with self signed certs. I did
transport_options = {
ssl: {
verify: false
}
which didn't seem to have any affect (so I spent an hour or two trying different things - none seemed to make any difference).
I finally started digging into the library and found this little gem:
def api_key(arguments)
api_key = if arguments[:api_key].is_a? Hash
encode(arguments[:api_key])
else
arguments[:api_key]
end
arguments.delete(:user)
arguments.delete(:password)
authorization = { 'Authorization' => "ApiKey #{api_key}" }
if (headers = arguments.dig(:transport_options, :headers))
headers.merge!(authorization)
else
arguments[:transport_options] = {
headers: authorization
}
end
end
In particular, "if (headers = arguments.dig(:transport_options, :headers))" will return nil if :headers is not defined, and once it does that it just completely overwrites the stuff I passed in with headers: authorization.