v1.7.0 adds lots of [Konnect](https://konghq.com/kong-konnect)Konnect-related functionality that I'm really excited about, starting with the new deck convert command. deck convert allows you to take a declarative configuration file from an on-premises Kong Gateway (both OSS and Enterprise) and convert your configuration into a format that Konnect can use:
Did you know that Konnect is available in regions all over the world? If you happen to use this functionality, you'll be glad to know that v1.7.0 contains a –konnect-addr flag which allows you to use decK with any Konnect instance.
There are some quality-of-life changes like default HTTP request timeouts or a better sort order for entities when running deck dump (thanks to [@mmorel-35](https://github.com/mmorel-35)@mmorel-35 for the issue and subsequent pull request).
If you've been looking for a way to provide sensitive information in your state files, we've got you covered. This change allows you to define parameters in your environment and access them in your declarative configuration using the env helper e.g.:
consumers:- keyauth_credentials: - key: ${{ env "DECK_CONSUMER_KEY_JASON"}} username: Jason
*Please note that you must always prefix the environment variables name with "DECK_".*
This allows you to keep sensitive information out of version control whilst still controlling your gateway configuration declaratively.
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