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For envelope secrets we have a struct called Envelope that describes a secret. Meanwhile for vault secrets we have a struct called VaultSecret. Is there any reason why these two structs do not have the same naming (i.e. both including Secret or neither one)?
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Oh, there might be some non-technical reasons. As we often use digital "envelope" to refer to such similar structure (a wrapped symmetric key inside the struct to encrypt the data), also a secret inside "vault" would be treated as "vault secret". During the naming I didnot think too much for this, but only try to describe their structure. I am ok to rename them if you have a better name.
For envelope secrets we have a struct called
Envelope
that describes a secret. Meanwhile for vault secrets we have a struct calledVaultSecret
. Is there any reason why these two structs do not have the same naming (i.e. both includingSecret
or neither one)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: