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Encrypted OAuth client secrets are used to secure account linking flows with the AUTH_CODE grant type.
The secret is represented in YAML with encryptedClientSecret containing the base64-encoded ciphertext and encryptionKeyVersion specifying the encryption key's version.
encryptedClientSecret is a base64-encoded string representing the encrypted client secret, and encryptionKeyVersion indicates the version of the encryption key used.
The version of the crypto key used to encrypt the account linking client secret. Note that this field is ignored in push, preview, and version creation flows.
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