Bug: kubernetesLogin uses {{kubernetesPath}} mustache variable but it's not passed, causing /auth//login path in v0.10.10 #300

Summary

In version 0.10.10, the kubernetesLogin command uses a mustache template for its path: /auth/{{mount_point}}{{^mount_point}}{{kubernetesPath}}{{/mount_point}}/login. However, the kubernetesPath variable is not passed to the template context (it is present only on the client object, not in the args), resulting in an incomplete path like /auth//login instead of the expected /auth/kubernetes/login.

To reproduce

1. Use node-vault v0.10.10.
2. Attempt a Kubernetes login using vault.kubernetesLogin({role: 'my-role', jwt: 'my-jwt'}) without manually specifying kubernetesPath.
3. The resulting path for the API request is /auth//login (missing the mount point).

Code reference

In src/commands.js:

path: '/auth/{{mount_point}}{{^mount_point}}{{kubernetesPath}}{{/mount_point}}/login'

In src/index.js, only user args are passed to mustache, not client.kubernetesPath.

Expected behavior

The library should supply kubernetesPath correctly in the template context, defaulting to 'kubernetes', so the POST goes to /auth/kubernetes/login unless overridden.

Actual behavior

Unless kubernetesPath is manually passed, path renders as /auth//login due to missing template context.

Workaround

Pass kubernetesPath: 'kubernetes' explicitly in the login args when using v0.10.10:

vault.kubernetesLogin({role: 'my-role', jwt: 'my-jwt', kubernetesPath: 'kubernetes'})

Version

• node-vault: 0.10.10

Additional context

• The documentation should mention this as a known bug affecting v0.10.10 and related versions, with advice for users to upgrade or use the workaround above.