Datastore authentication for workload identity #378
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Description of Change
Fix authentication compatibility for datastore when using workload identity rather than manual credentials.
Related Issue
N/A
Motivation and Context
When using workload identity,
getAuth()
will return an object withoutemail
orkey
fields. If we provide null values when initialising the datastore client, this breaks authentication:If instead we leave out any authentication details, the client will default to using the workload identity and successfully connect.
Checklist
npm run lint
and updated code style accordinglynpm run test
passes