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Mpdreamz
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src/Elasticsearch.Net/Configuration/Security/ApiKeyAuthenticationCredentials.cs
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Awesome 👍 thanks for picking this up.
I think we should document an API key always takes precedence over BasicAuthentication.
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- Ensure API Key auth details are disposed - Add implementation for HttpConnection - Use API Key in Pings (if available)
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LGTM
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Implement Api Key authorisation on requests. In instances where Basic and ApiKey are set, precedence is given to Api Key.
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Implement Api Key authorisation on requests. In instances where Basic and ApiKey are set, precedence is given to Api Key.
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Implement Api Key authorisation on requests. In instances where Basic and ApiKey are set, precedence is given to Api Key.
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It is possible to set both the
Basic
auth andApiKey
auth together.Clearly this doesn't make sense to do, and to me this feels like an exception.
Should we throw an exception in the client? (which would only surface at runtime), or do we apply some kind of precedence in which auth to apply if both are set?
I also left in the
string
override as I think this might be a little easier for someone to use, if they are unable to find our.CreateSecureString()
extension method.