Issue with sc.credential.create function due to vault_use_ssl field

[darwin3md]

Description
When attempting to create a cyberark credential, I cannot successfully create it due to the vault_use_ssl field. The field is supposedly optional and defaults to 'True.' However, when I create the credential without passing that specific field, I get an error stating "The vault_use_ssl field is invalid for Credential type 'database'." When I create it by setting the field to True or "True" or "Yes", I get the same error message.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Login and authenticate
2. Call sc.credential.create('testingCreation', 'database','cyberark',**kw)

Expected behavior
I should be able to create the credential with or without the vault_use_ssl field.

Screenshots
Please see case #01783791 in Tenable Community for an attachment with code snippets.

System Information:

• OS: Windows 10
• Architecture: 64bit
• Version: 10.0.19045
• Memory 32GB

Additional context
I can successfully create a database credential with the auth_type of 'password' and I can call other functions such as sc.credentials.detail(id) without any problems.

[aseemsavio]

The field vault_use_ssl is only accepted when the auth type is "cyberarkLegacy", and it's not accepted when the same is "cyberark". Also vault_use_ssl is a "yes" or "no" String, and not a boolean string. These will be fixed in the coming release in pyTenable.

The SC team will address the inconsistencies in the SC documentation regarding vault_use_ssl shortly.