Google application credentials for logging are double base64 encoded in airbyte-secrets

[film42]

Helm Chart Version

2.0.18

What step the error happened?

None

Relevant information

The gcs log creds secret loads the credentials json file using the data key:

https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte-platform/blob/4f7d9b0e3ab58c518ea90da473a8934c674a911b/charts/v2/airbyte/templates/gcs-log-creds-secret.yaml#L15-L18

But the main airbyte-secrets secret uses stringData so the storage credentials are encoded twice. I fixed this with a manual transformation for now. You can probably work around it by making a logging secret yourself and then pass a non-base64'd version into global.storage.gcs.credentialsJson but the docs do ask for a base64'd version. Kind of strange.

https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte-platform/blob/4f7d9b0e3ab58c518ea90da473a8934c674a911b/charts/v2/airbyte/templates/secret.yaml#L10-L28

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[tysoncung]

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