OutboundProtocolConfig

"""Outbound protocol configuration (secrets excluded)"""
type OutboundProtocolConfig {
  """Protocol type"""
  kind: OutboundProtocol!
  """User-defined label"""
  label: String
  """URL for HTTP/JMF protocols, or file path for SQLite adapter"""
  url: String
  """Authentication mode"""
  authMode: AuthMode
  """
  Authorization scheme for bearer auth; defaults to Bearer. Empty sends the token without a prefix.
  """
  bearerPrefix: String
  """Username for authentication"""
  username: String
  """Database adapter for SQL protocol"""
  adapter: DatabaseAdapter
  """Host for SQL protocol"""
  host: String
  """Port for SQL protocol"""
  port: Int
  """Database name for SQL protocol"""
  databaseName: String
  """Topic for MQTT protocol"""
  topic: String
  """
  Whether a password, bearer token or connection string is stored for this protocol. The secrets themselves are never returned. Reported per **protocol**, not per field: a SQL protocol may hold both a password and a connection string, and this is true when either is. It cannot tell you which — if you need that, the protocol's own shape (host set vs connectionString set) is the better signal.
  """
  hasCredentials: Boolean! @iac_computed
  """
  When the stored secret last changed (ISO8601), or null if none is set — also null for a credential last written before the platform recorded this. Says when, never what. Per protocol, like hasCredentials: where a protocol holds both a password and a connection string, changing either moves this, so it answers 'this protocol's credentials changed' rather than naming which one.
  """
  credentialsUpdatedAt: String @iac_computed
}