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Fixes the Node.js @google-cloud/secret-manager client returning null from accessSecretVersion when the bluebird promise library is loaded. Use this when the client constructs fine and the path is correct but calls silently yield nothing. Not for wrong paths or auth errors.
The null result was caused by the bluebird promise library, which shims promises globally and breaks the google-cloud client internals. Removing the global bluebird shim fixed it and accessSecretVersion started returning the secret payload.
The null result was caused by the bluebird promise library, which shims promises globally and breaks the google-cloud client internals. Removing the global bluebird shim fixed it and accessSecretVersion started returning the secret payload. If you see null results from google-cloud Node clients, check for promise-shim…
Problem outcome: unknown
Calling accessSecretVersion with the Node.js @google-cloud/secret-manager client returns null instead of the secret payload. The client is constructed normally and the secret path is correct; the call silently yields nothing.
Problem outcome: unknown