Build and packaging library
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This commit adds the Vault store and the vault:// dispatch in FileContext. A Vault KV v2 server maps nicely into jw-pkg's secret handling abstraction as just another secret store backend. Environment variables identify the storage details, analogous to the way it's handled in the SOPS backend. - JW_SECRETS_VAULT_ADDR names the server, a unix socket address or an http URL; the standard VAULT_ADDR is never read; JW_SECRETS_VAULT_MOUNT the mount path, default secret; the token is the standard VAULT_TOKEN - The transport is one curl per API call, through the Local context: a unix:// server is reached through its socket, an http:// server through its port - A node's type is derived at stat time: an entry, a blob, a key below an entry, a branch if the path has children, otherwise a miss - A blob's content is base64 under a single key of its KV secret, the marker being a path component, so a KV secret that is not a blob is always an entry The test drives a dev server fixture from the workspace: stat/readdir/get on the fixture, the default fallback, the storage marker, and the copy forms - single key, whole entry, recursive entry, deploy to the on-host layout, and a host subtree. Signed-off-by: Jan Lindemann <jan@janware.com> Assisted-by: unsloth/Qwen3.8-27B-GGUF:Q4_K_M with pi.dev v1.2.0 |
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