feat: support PEM certificate string from VAULT_CACERT env var #93
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Vault CLI and the connector up to 1.4 support providing a path to a CA certificate file. Introduce support for providing PEM encoded content directly which might be convenient in container environments to provide a certificate e.g. from secrets without mounting it to some path.
Vault CLI and the connector up to 1.4 support providing a path to a CA certificate file. Introduce support for providing PEM encoded content directly which might be convenient in container environments to provide a certificate e.g. from secrets without mounting it to some path.
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Vault CLI and the connector up to 1.4 support providing a path to a CA certificate file. Introduce support for providing PEM encoded content directly which might be convenient in container environments to provide a certificate e.g. from secrets without mounting it to some path.