Example for using multiple keys in multiple regions #177
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Please run: tox -re autoformat
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… still working on populating the tests correctly, so the CI will fail, but I tested the code with my own KMS CMK ARNs, so I know it will work once the tests are populated (working with Tejeswini on this)
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The output of the decrypt function will always be bytes.
source_plaintext might not be bytes.
Before this check, let's add a decoding if necessary:
if not isinstance(source_plaintext, bytes):
plaintext1 = plaintext1.decode("utf-8")
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Does this make the assumption that source_plaintext is either bytes or str?
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:/ I think I may have broken this PR by changing it to point at I'll see if I can merge this into my examples branch and still retain the authorship. |
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That does appear to have worked. :) I'll fix up the things that were blocking this merging and incorporate it into my examples revamp. I'll close this PR once I cut that one. |
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This is now merged in #219. Thanks @caitlin-tibbetts and sorry this took so long. :) |
Issue #156, example A2.B1.C1
Added an example and a test for when multiple keys in multiple regions are used to encrypt and decrypt a passed-in message.
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