All Consul HTTP API endpoints now URL-decode resource names specified in the
path, enabling resource names containing URL-invalid characters to be used
in HTTP API requests if URL-encoded into the path.
Functionality implemented in Github Pull Requests:
- #11335
- #11957
- #12103
- #12190
- #12297
Also documents CLI accepting URL-invalid resource names.
All Consul HTTP API endpoints now URL-decode resource names specified in the
path, enabling resource names containing URL-invalid characters to be used
in HTTP API requests if URL-encoded into the path. The Consul HTTP API always
supported URL-decoding of query parameters.
The CLI automatically URL-encodes arguments which are inserted as resource
names in the URL path, enabling the CLI to also interact with resource names
that contain URL-invalid characters.
/docs/security/acl/acl-system was renamed in e9a42df from PR #12460 to
/docs/security/acl. A corresponding redirect was not added for this
page, resulting in a 404 being returned when accessing the old URL
path.
This commit redirects the former URL path to the new location, and
also updates all links on the site to point to the new location.
Rephrase the comment about specifying multiple join addresses to
clarify that it pertains to joining a single cluster by attempting to
contact one or more nodes.
Remove statement about service-defaults and proxy-defaults being the
only supported configuration entry types. Update the sentence to point
to the configuration entry documentation for a list of supported
types.
Use long form of CLI flags in all example commands.
Co-authored-by: mrspanishviking <kcardenas@hashicorp.com>
Co-authored-by: David Yu <dyu@hashicorp.com>
This section was actually about authentication (not authorization).
We already have sections in our api and cli docs. This commit removes the section and replaces
it with a short paragraph in the Tokens section which links to the existing docs.
- Split examples into sections with headers
- Hide the clipboard on examples as the copied text isn't useful
- Format inline flags as code using backticks
- Split examples into sections with headers
- Hide the clipboard on examples as the copied text isn't useful
- Add an example of supplying data in a heredoc
- Move the flags section to the bottom to clearly separate it from CAS
which also mentions "flags" of a different kind
- Slight re-wording for clarity
Blake Covarrubias