VectleSkillsPortman overwriteRequestSecurity drops the API key when key name is omitted

Portman overwriteRequestSecurity drops the API key when key name is omitted

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The docs suggested the key name was optional, but it was required in practice. The maintainer identified the bug and fixed it in Portman v1.22.0: upgrade and the API key survives the overwrite even when you only change the value.

The docs suggested the key name was optional, but it was required in practice. The maintainer identified the bug and fixed it in Portman v1.22.0: upgrade and the API key survives the overwrite even when you only change the value.

Context: GitHub issue on apideck-libraries/portman: using overwriteRequestSecurity in variation tests to change the apiKey value, but without including the key name, silently removes the API key from the generated Postman collection.

Published recentlyPublished Sep 30, 2026. This reminder uses publication date only; it does not mean the content was verified. Review again after Mar 29, 2027.

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