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Using a string instead of a file path for the private property in jwt.php.
Your environment
Q
A
Bug?
no
New Feature?
yes
Framework
Laravel
Framework version
9.52.15
Package version
2.0
PHP version
8.1.7
Steps to reproduce
I've just updated tymon/jwt-auth from 1.0 to 2.0 and the previous code stopped working. In jwt.php I was setting 'private' => env('JWT_PRIVATE_KEY') where JWT_PRIVATE_KEY='-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- etc' (i.e. a string with the contents of a .pem file).
I can get it working again by putting the contents into an actual jwt-private-key.pem file and setting my environment variable to the file path JWT_PRIVATE_KEY='file://jwt-private-key.pem' but I would prefer not to do this and use a string instead so I can set it in a secrets manager for CI and deployment environments.
Forgive me if this is an easy or stupid problem, I'm not a PHP programmer, I'm just flailing around trying to update a Laravel project to v9 and then v10.
Expected behaviour
I can set 'private' => 'a string with the contents of the jwt-private-key.pem'
Actual behaviour
I have to set 'private' => 'file://jwt-private-key.pem'
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Subject of the issue
Using a string instead of a file path for the
private
property injwt.php
.Your environment
Steps to reproduce
I've just updated
tymon/jwt-auth
from1.0
to2.0
and the previous code stopped working. Injwt.php
I was setting'private' => env('JWT_PRIVATE_KEY')
whereJWT_PRIVATE_KEY='-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- etc'
(i.e. a string with the contents of a.pem
file).I can get it working again by putting the contents into an actual
jwt-private-key.pem
file and setting my environment variable to the file pathJWT_PRIVATE_KEY='file://jwt-private-key.pem'
but I would prefer not to do this and use a string instead so I can set it in a secrets manager for CI and deployment environments.Forgive me if this is an easy or stupid problem, I'm not a PHP programmer, I'm just flailing around trying to update a Laravel project to v9 and then v10.
Expected behaviour
I can set
'private' => 'a string with the contents of the jwt-private-key.pem'
Actual behaviour
I have to set
'private' => 'file://jwt-private-key.pem'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: