Snowflakekeypairauth2#600
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Added support for Key Pair Authorization in Snowflake connector.
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Pull Request Overview
Adds documentation updates to reflect new support for Snowflake Key Pair Authorization.
- Added Key Pair Authorization to the list of supported authentication types.
- Introduced a new note describing behavioral differences when using Key Pair Authorization (ADBC implementation).
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powerquery-docs/connectors/snowflake.md:1
- [nitpick] Newly added 'Key Pair Authorization' lacks accompanying setup/configuration guidance here (other listed types are well-known). Suggest adding a brief subsection or link explaining required parameters (e.g., private key format, key storage, any limitations) to ensure users can act on this addition.
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Thank you for contributing this information about Key Pair Auth support for Snowflake! Since this PR was opened, the Snowflake connector article has been significantly updated. Key Pair Auth (ADBC) is now documented in the authentication types table, and the article includes full ADBC 2.0 migration guidance, passphrase handling notes, and related details. The changes in this PR are now fully covered by the current article. Closing as superseded. We appreciate your contribution! |
Added support for Key Pair Authorization in Snowflake connector.