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fetch new secrets by spring-cloud-gcp-secretmanager after secrets updated in google-secret-manager.
See original GitHub issueCan spring-cloud-gcp-secretmanager fetch secrets in real time if a secret is changed? Or, secrets are only fetched during application start?
If it can fetch real time secrets update, then how is the cache configured? e.g. in case of a network issue etc., apps would continue to use values from cache?
Thanks.
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Yeah, it’s a great workaround when you have a reasonable number of secrets, but if you have hundreds, having
@RefreshScopeconfiguration properties is more scalable. So ideally, we should make it work.It’s also been a couple of Spring Cloud versions already since bootstrap method became legacy. We need to switch to supporting config.import before the legacy way becomes legend…
I found a workaround while we are implementing #149 in here. You can also integrate GCP pub/sub to refresh the secret automatically when a new version of secret is created, please check the docs here.