configuration.secret_flow

type PartnerKey = Text {    min_length: 8}config {    api_key: PartnerKey {        secret: true    }}function expose_secret() -> PartnerKey {    return config.api_key}

error: `config.api_key` is a secret --> main.jadpo:12:12   |12 |     return config.api_key   |            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ a secret, read here  reason: A secret never leaves the server, so it is accepted only where the compiler itself owns the place: a connection's `url:`, an integration's `credential:`, an authentication `signing_key:` and a `crypto` call's `key:`. Returning it, storing it, logging it, putting it in a failure, building another value from it or comparing it with something could leak it.  next: Give `config.api_key` to the connection, integration or authentication that needs it in `app.jadpo` or `authentication.jadpo`, or as a `crypto` call's `key:`, or leave `secret: true` off `api_key` if its value is public (agent)  rule: configuration.secret_flow  help: https://jadpo.dev/docs/errors/configuration.secret_flowcheck failed: 1 error, 1 file