using conductor-csharp (SecretResourceApi.PutSecret / PutSecretWithHttpInfo) and secrets are stored with extra quotes (e.g., VERY SECRET becomes "VERY SECRET"), which makes them unusable for authentication.
In decompiled code, this line is used:
obj = ((body == null || !(body.GetType() != typeof(byte[]))) ? body : Configuration.ApiClient.Serialize(body));
For any non-null input, body is typed as string, so:
• body == null is false
• body.GetType() != typeof(byte[ ]) is true
• !(true) is false
• condition becomes false || false => false
So it always takes the Serialize(body) branch for string, which appears to force quote-wrapping.
using conductor-csharp (SecretResourceApi.PutSecret / PutSecretWithHttpInfo) and secrets are stored with extra quotes (e.g., VERY SECRET becomes "VERY SECRET"), which makes them unusable for authentication.
In decompiled code, this line is used:
obj = ((body == null || !(body.GetType() != typeof(byte[]))) ? body : Configuration.ApiClient.Serialize(body));
For any non-null input, body is typed as string, so:
• body == null is false
• body.GetType() != typeof(byte[ ]) is true
• !(true) is false
• condition becomes false || false => false
So it always takes the Serialize(body) branch for string, which appears to force quote-wrapping.