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Examples: feat: add new SDK method · feat(storage): support file uploads · feat!: breaking API change
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Added secrets to SDK, along with examples and tests.
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PR title follows Conventional Commits format (feat: or feat(scope):)
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Add first-class Secret support and devbox integration (create, inject, verify, delete)
What Changed
SDK exposes Secret as an object and a new secret operations surface (create, update, list, delete, fromName) so callers can manage secrets via object-oriented APIs
Devbox creation now accepts secrets (Secret objects or names) and MCP/gateway specs can receive Secret objects so secrets are injected into devboxes as environment variables
Examples, smoketests, and docs added/updated: new example shows creating a secret, injecting it into a devbox, verifying access, updating and deleting; smoketests cover secret lifecycle and devbox integration
Impact
✅ Shorter secret setup for devboxes ✅ Fewer manual API calls to inject secrets ✅ Clearer secret lifecycle verification in examples and tests
💡 Usage Guide
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Hardcoded Secret The example commits concrete secret values into source (both initial and updated values). Hardcoded secrets in examples can be accidentally committed to VCS or leaked in logs; they should be provided from environment or generated dynamically for tests.
Plaintext secrets in devbox test The devbox-integration test injects a plaintext secret ('secret-for-devbox-test') and asserts it appears in the devbox environment. Ensure CI logging and test artifacts cannot leak this value, and confirm tests run in isolated environments.
Plaintext secrets in tests Tests create secrets using hard-coded plaintext values (e.g. 'test-secret-value'). These values can be recorded in CI logs or artifacts. Consider generating secrets dynamically from env or ensuring logs are redacted.
Inefficient lookup getInfo() lists up to 5000 secrets then does an in-memory find by name. This is inefficient and fragile for large accounts (could miss secrets if >5000) and will be slower than a direct lookup or server-side filter. Consider using a dedicated get-by-name endpoint or server filtering/pagination.
Secret resolution The helper resolveSecretName assumes a Secret object always has a name property and returns it directly. If the Secret shape changes or an object missing name is passed, callers will receive undefined (or a runtime error if later used). Validate/fallback or throw early to avoid sending invalid names to the API.
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feat: add new SDK method·feat(storage): support file uploads·feat!: breaking API changeDescription
Added secrets to SDK, along with examples and tests.
Motivation
Changes
Testing
Breaking Changes
Checklist
feat:orfeat(scope):)CodeAnt-AI Description
Add first-class Secret support and devbox integration (create, inject, verify, delete)
What Changed
Impact
✅ Shorter secret setup for devboxes✅ Fewer manual API calls to inject secrets✅ Clearer secret lifecycle verification in examples and tests💡 Usage Guide
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