* Update kv command to use a preflight check
* Make the existing ui endpoint return the allowed mounts
* Add kv subcommand tests
* Enable `-field` in `vault kv get/put` (#4426)
* Enable `-field` in `vault kv get/put`
Fixes#4424
* Unify nil value handling
* Use preflight helper
* Update vkv plugin
* Add all the mount info when authenticated
* Add fix the error message on put
* add metadata test
* No need to sort the capabilities
* Remove the kv client header
* kv patch command (#4432)
* Fix test
* Fix tests
* Use permission denied instead of entity disabled
* Updated hero with current logo
* Updated logos in these artifact images as well
* Added Branded Logo
with HashiCorp
* Updated logo with branded logo
(HashiCorp in the name)
* typo
* Wrong spot
* Updated logo
* remove header used for backwards compatibility in KV mounts, and use v1 paths for v1, v2 paths for v2
* make the model hook always run
* simplify adapter & serializer code for secrets
* update tests
* fix lease tests
* address review feedback
A few notes:
* We exert positive control over singletons and they usually need to
perform some (known, validated) writes, so this excludes singletons --
they are simply limited to the end of the mount function as before.
* I'm not sure how to test this _specifically_; I've done some testing
of e.g. sealing vault and unsealing and ensuring that I can write to a
KV mount. I think this is tested by every dev server though, since for a
dev server Vault is inited, the default mounts are mounted, then it's
sealed, then it's unsealed for the user, so it already goes through this
code path. The mere fact that you can write to secret/ on a dev server
means it was successfully set read-write.
Alex Samorukov