Fix type inconsistency in SecretTable

[RafsanNeloy]

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What this PR does / why we need it: In secret-table.tsx, the table columns are defined using the Config type, while the component props and data source use the Secret type. Although they are structurally identical in config.ts, this inconsistency makes the code harder to maintain and less type-safe if the two resources diverge in the future.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a type inconsistency within the SecretTable component. Previously, the table columns were defined using the Config type, while the component's props and data source utilized the Secret type. This change unifies the type usage to Secret throughout the component, enhancing type safety, improving code maintainability, and reducing the risk of future discrepancies between the two types.

Highlights

• Type Unification: Replaced the Config type with the Secret type in secret-table.tsx for table column definitions and row key extraction, ensuring consistency.
• Improved Type Safety: Ensures consistency between the component's props, data source, and internal type usage, preventing potential issues if Config and Secret types diverge in the future.
• Code Cleanup: Removed an unnecessary import of the Config type from src/services/config.ts.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly addresses a type inconsistency in the SecretTable component by replacing the Config type with the Secret type throughout the file. The changes are accurate and improve the code's maintainability and type safety. I have included one suggestion to further simplify the code.

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For consistency with the render functions in this component, the type for r can be inferred by TypeScript, so the explicit : Secret annotation can be removed. Additionally, the || '' is redundant as the template literal will always produce a non-falsy string. This can be simplified to a single line.

      rowKey={(r) => `${r.objectMeta.namespace}-${r.objectMeta.name}`}