De-authenticate from Secret Manager

Clears the current Secret Manager token. This means the next API request that requires authentication will trigger the authentication process anew (e.g., by calling sm_auth()).

Since Secret Manager generally requires authentication for all its significant operations (and doesn't typically use API keys for accessing secrets), de-authentication primarily serves to clear the current user's session or force a re-authentication.

Usage

sm_deauth()

Value

Invisibly returns NULL.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
sm_deauth()
# Next API call will re-trigger auth
# list_secrets() # (Assuming this is a function in your package)
} # }