command/kv: Add prefix option to kv import command #9792
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Currently when data is imported via `consul kv import` it overwrites keys under the root key. Since `consul kv export` can retrieve data for the given prefix, i.e. part of the KV tree, importing it under root may be not what users want. To mirror prefix behavior from export this PR adds prefix feature to the import command that adds prefix to all keys that are imported.
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Consul 1.10 (PR #9792) introduced the ability to specify a prefix when importing KV's. This however introduced a regression on Windows systems which breaks `kv import`. The key name is joined with specified`-prefix` using `filepath.Join()` which uses a forward slash (/) to delimit values on Unix-based systems, and a backslash (\) to delimit values on Windows – the latter of which is incompatible with Consul KV paths. This commit replaces filepath.Join() with path.Join() which uses a forward slash as the delimiter, providing consistent key join behavior across supported operating systems. Fixes #10583
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Consul 1.10 (PR #9792) introduced the ability to specify a prefix when importing KV's. This however introduced a regression on Windows systems which breaks `kv import`. The key name is joined with specified`-prefix` using `filepath.Join()` which uses a forward slash (/) to delimit values on Unix-based systems, and a backslash (\) to delimit values on Windows – the latter of which is incompatible with Consul KV paths. This commit replaces filepath.Join() with path.Join() which uses a forward slash as the delimiter, providing consistent key join behavior across supported operating systems. Fixes #10583
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Consul 1.10 (PR #9792) introduced the ability to specify a prefix when importing KV's. This however introduced a regression on Windows systems which breaks `kv import`. The key name is joined with specified`-prefix` using `filepath.Join()` which uses a forward slash (/) to delimit values on Unix-based systems, and a backslash (\) to delimit values on Windows – the latter of which is incompatible with Consul KV paths. This commit replaces filepath.Join() with path.Join() which uses a forward slash as the delimiter, providing consistent key join behavior across supported operating systems. Fixes #10583
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Currently when data is imported via
consul kv importit overwriteskeys under the root key. Since
consul kv exportcan retrieve data forthe given prefix, i.e. part of the KV tree, importing it under root may
be not what users want.
To mirror prefix behavior from export this PR adds prefix feature to the
import command that adds prefix to all keys that are imported.