
Avir implemented end-to-end Custom Credentials Management for IBM’s secrets-manager-node-sdk and secrets-manager-go-sdk, delivering cross-language support for credential lifecycle operations. Using Go, Node.js, and TypeScript, Avir built features enabling creation, deletion, listing, and replacement of custom credentials, including lifecycle control for current and previous versions. The work included updating APIs, SDKs, and integration tests to ensure reliability and alignment across both repositories. By focusing on backend development and cloud services, Avir enhanced security governance and improved credential management workflows. The depth of the implementation is reflected in the comprehensive test updates and the achieved functional parity between the Node and Go SDKs.

April 2025 (2025-04) – Implemented end-to-end Custom Credentials Management across Secrets Manager Node and Go SDKs, delivering cross-language support for credential lifecycle operations and improving security governance. In IBM/secrets-manager-node-sdk, added support for creating and deleting custom credentials across the service API, SDK, and SecretsManagerV2, with corresponding test updates. In IBM/secrets-manager-go-sdk, added support for listing, getting, replacing, and deleting custom credentials, including deletion of current and previous versions, and updated integration tests to reflect manual testing workflows. These changes deliver parity across languages, enhance credential lifecycle control, and are backed by updated tests to improve reliability and coverage.
April 2025 (2025-04) – Implemented end-to-end Custom Credentials Management across Secrets Manager Node and Go SDKs, delivering cross-language support for credential lifecycle operations and improving security governance. In IBM/secrets-manager-node-sdk, added support for creating and deleting custom credentials across the service API, SDK, and SecretsManagerV2, with corresponding test updates. In IBM/secrets-manager-go-sdk, added support for listing, getting, replacing, and deleting custom credentials, including deletion of current and previous versions, and updated integration tests to reflect manual testing workflows. These changes deliver parity across languages, enhance credential lifecycle control, and are backed by updated tests to improve reliability and coverage.
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