fix: remove validation of empty public_key and private_key attributes in provider config to avoid breaking change #1402
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Description
Related tickets: INTMDB-999 (manual testing of provider configuration), INTMDB-971 (migration to framework provider, which included changes to the provider configuration)
During manual testing of the provider configuration using AWS Secrets Manager Authentication method, the following valid case was tested:
Note: no environment variables defined.
Error: attribute public_key must be set
Initially we defined validations for both of these attributes as we can see they are defined as required. However, since a default function is provided which will always return a value (either value from environment variables or simply empty string) these attributes can be left empty allowing support for cases like the above.
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