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Add SASL fields support for Kafka Logging Endpoint to dev-v2 branch #229

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kellymclaughlin
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Add the following fields in order to support SASL:

  • parse_log_keyvals
  • auth_method
  • request_max_bytes
  • user
  • password

oscarDovao and others added 24 commits July 22, 2020 14:00
* service waf component new API  implemented
* waf version (configuration) API implemented
* WAF active rules implementation
* WAF rules related endpoints implementation
* create empty waf version endpoint implemented
* making WAF enable and disable functions consistent with rest
* Introducing waf version struct method to check for custom emptiness
* Using pointers on the WAf version update endpoint
Add the following fields in order to support SASL:

* parse_log_keyvals
* auth_method
* request_max_bytes
* user
* password
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Just a note to clarify, this PR is just a cherry-pick of the commits from #226 onto the dev-v2 branch used by the tf provider.

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Just a 'heads up' that I'll be working with @phamann to get this long standing v2 branch (#230) merged very soon, and once that's done we'll of course pick up this PR and handle any rebasing issues that might bubble up.

@Integralist Integralist force-pushed the dev-v2 branch 2 times, most recently from b7ba895 to b505e72 Compare November 16, 2020 11:26
@Integralist Integralist deleted the branch fastly:dev-v2 November 17, 2020 16:30
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