Closed H2RockyRoad closed 4 years ago
Thanks for your reporing, could you describe how you use the key vault starter in your project or just add it as a dependency?
The only thing we've done is add com.microsoft.azure:azure-keyvault-secrets-spring-boot-starter:2.2.0 to our build.gradle file. Before we got a chance to fully implement it, we noticed existing rest responses were no longer coming back GZipped.
Hi @H2RockyRoad , could you provide a sample project or code snippet about the REST request/responses settings?
Hi @H2RockyRoad , I will focus on this issue, could you please provide more details of the code structure,? I am checking the version you mentioned. It's best if you can provide your demo project, I can reproduce your problem faster☺
Hi @H2RockyRoad , 2.2.0 version found a problem. The spring boot 2.2.0 and azure-keyvault-secrets-starter 2.2.2 version combination work well,it is recommended that you upgrade the version of keyvault-secrets to 2.2.2 version. I added a rest api, check the Content-Encoding of response header through the Postman, it has been compressed using gzip. This is the sample I used for your reference.
Hi @H2RockyRoad , is there any other update? If not, we will close this issue tomorrow.
We have implemented azure keyvault secrets spring boot starter, but it has resulted in our rest responses coming back unzipped.
Environment
Spring boot starter:
OS Type: MacOS
Java version:
Summary
When we added the dependency azure keyvault, our rest template responses are now coming back as ASCII text, when they used to come back GZipped.
Reproduce steps
1) Add com.microsoft.azure:azure-keyvault-secrets-spring-boot-starter:2.2.0 to build.gradle
Expected Results
See POST response.body is GZipped
Actual Results
See POST response.body is type ASCII