fix(gcp): report auth_file path instead of file contents in parse error#13409
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Description
The GCP secret backend (
apisix/secret/gcp.lua) and thegoogle-cloud-loggingplugin both read a credentials file configured viaauth_file. When that file fails to parse as JSON, the error message embedded the entire raw file content.This change reports the configured
auth_filepath in the parse-failure message instead of the file content, making it consistent with the adjacent read-failure and schema-check error messages in the same functions. The underlying JSON decode error is still included.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
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