Kv.put() method with Consul v1.10.1 results in KV entries that are visible via CLI/API, but not UI about diplomat

[e1nh4nd3r]

Tested just now by switching over to the HTTP API for Consul and using the httparty gem and I noticed something interesting. The values are posted now but for some reason Consul seems to think it's not a folder and is instead a KV pair?

Very interesting. I wonder if this has something to do with how I've implemented the Diplomat gem?

[e1nh4nd3r]

I've since created a branch in the aforementioned repo that feeds the Jenkins pipeline that does this to use the faraday gem and talk directly to the HTTP API endpoint rather than whatever the Diplomat gem is currently doing. In local testing it works fine, so I'll probably move that way for now.

[e1nh4nd3r]

Hey y'all, any updates here?

[pierresouchay]

if you look at your UI: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/629551/208970185-64790602-675b-4641-8cdf-827ab87b3f5c.png

you'll see a login button... if this is in the API, this is done -> either you are not using the Consul UI correctly (not using the login button to see keys or the UI not having the right token to see keys), either it is a bug in Consul UI

Alternatively, try using consul kv get to see results or try pushing first an alternative (simpler k/v)... look at a basic hello world key.... does this works?

(look at doc on hashi learn on how using K/V with simple examples)

Regards