Crate bitwarden_managed_settings_types 

Bitwarden Managed Settings Types

Contains the shared data types for managed settings — configuration an organization’s IT administrators enforce through the host operating system’s Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) channel.

ManagementProfile is a point-in-time snapshot of that configuration: a schema version, an updated_at timestamp recording when the host last refreshed it, and a settings map of dotted keys (e.g. "environment.base") to JSON-encoded value strings. Values are stored as plain String rather than serde_json::Value because String has a UniFFI representation; callers decode on demand.

Read a profile with ManagementProfile::is_managed to test whether a key is administrator-forced, ManagementProfile::get for the raw JSON-encoded string, or ManagementProfile::get_as to decode into a concrete type — which fails with ManagedSettingsError::Decode when the stored value does not match the requested shape. ManagementProfile::empty builds a profile that manages nothing.

This crate exists separately from bitwarden-managed-settings to break a dependency cycle: bitwarden-core must name ManagementProfile to hold the shared profile cell, while the higher-level ManagedSettingsClient handle depends on bitwarden-core.

Managed settings are administrator-supplied client configuration. They are not Vault Data, involve no cryptography, and carry no key material.

Modules

profile 🔒

Structs

ManagementProfile

A point-in-time snapshot of administrator-forced configuration for this client.

Enums

ManagedSettingsError

Errors that can occur while reading a ManagementProfile.