Hey guys!

this.userApiKey = https.createSecureString({ input: '{custsecret_example}' });
			this.clientApiKey = https.createSecureString({
				input: '{custsecret_example}',
			});
this.authHeader = { Authorization: `xyz ${this.clientApiKey}:${this.userApiKey}` };

how does this work? it's not working in this scenario. i have the API Secrets set up in NS

I don't typically use template literals for secrets; I'm not sure whether that behaves as expected. Here's a currently working example I have:

let response = https.delete({
  url: requestUrl,
  headers: {
    'Authorization': https.createSecureString({ input: 'Bearer {custsecret_airtable}' })
  }
})

so in your case maybe it's:

headers: {
    'Authorization': https.createSecureString({ input: 'Rev {custsecret_example}:{custsecret_example}' })
  }

no reason why it shouldn't work though... you maybe just need to wrap your header key in quotes...

this.authHeader = { 'Authorization': `Rev ${this.clientApiKey}:${this.userApiKey}` };

and yeah.. you can't log secrets

wow! Thanks! it seems to have worked