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In `@src/apron_auth/providers/atlassian.py`:
- Line 223: Update _fetch_profile() and fetch_identity() to normalize every
person-level field through _optional_str() before constructing IdentityProfile,
while preserving the original response object in raw. Add a test covering
malformed non-string person fields such as account_id being an array and verify
a tenancy-only profile is returned without a validation error.
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… as enrichment The Atlassian identity handler called /me first and raised on any failure, so /oauth/token/accessible-resources was never reached when /me was refused. /me needs the read:me scope and the User Identity API toggle on the app; accessible-resources needs nothing beyond what any 3LO grant already carries. Every field /me populates is optional, while the tenancies built from accessible-resources are the field IdentityProfile calls the canonical multi-tenant example. The all-optional half was gating the canonical half. Fetch accessible-resources first and fail the whole lookup only when it fails. Fold /me fields in on success; on a refused request, transport error, or unparseable body, log a warning and emit a tenancy-only profile with the person-level fields left None and raw empty. A config that grants read:me and has the API enabled gets the same profile as before. Refs #126
Identity no longer depends on /me, so read:me is no longer load-bearing for the flow and a consent picker may let the user decline it. Only offline_access stays required. The scope is still injected by the preset, so existing integrations keep requesting it and see no change; its description now says what granting it adds, namely identifying the connection by name and email rather than by site alone. Closes #126
Every test in this module imported the provider inside the function body and omitted a return annotation. Nothing required the deferred imports: the module already imported apron_auth at module level, and the sibling provider test modules import their provider the same way. Hoist the imports and annotate each test with -> None so the new and existing tests share one convention.
The Atlassian identity handler now logs a warning when the User Identity API refuses or returns an unparseable response and the profile degrades to site tenancies only. The README's logging table is the contract for what each module emits, so add the new logger to it.
…with the wrong type The handler documents that the User Identity API never fails the fetch, but a well-formed JSON object carrying a non-string person field still escaped as a validation error from the profile model, taking the already established site tenancies down with it. Normalize each person-level field through the same helper the tenancy fields already use, so a field that did not arrive as a non-empty string is dropped and the rest of the profile survives. raw keeps the original response for callers that need to inspect it.
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Summary
The Atlassian identity handler called
/mefirst and raised if it failed, so/oauth/token/accessible-resourceswas never reached./meneeds theread:mescope and the User Identity API toggle on the app.accessible-resourcesneeds nothing beyond what any 3LO grant already carries.Every field
/mefills is optional. Thetenanciesbuilt fromaccessible-resourcesare the fieldIdentityProfilecalls the canonical multi-tenant example. The optional half was gating the canonical half.This PR follows the proposal in #126:
accessible-resourcesfirst and buildtenanciesfrom it./meas enrichment. Fold its fields in on success. Leave themNoneon failure.IdentityFetchErroronly whenaccessible-resourcesfails.read:meto optional, with a description that says what granting it adds.Backwards compatible. The preset still injects
read:me. A config that grants it with the User Identity API enabled gets the same profile as before.Also fixes the case in the issue's last section. When
read:meis granted but the User Identity API is not enabled, the handler now returns the site tenancies instead of no identity.Behavior change to note
When
/mefails,subjectisNone, soidentity_key()returnsNone. No(provider, subject)collision is possible. Consumers must not fall back to email or site as an account key in that case.A degraded fetch logs at
WARNINGonapron_auth.providers.atlassian. Only the HTTP status or the exception class name is logged, per the README's "What is never logged" rules. The library'sNullHandlerkeeps this silent unless the app opts in.Changes
src/apron_auth/providers/atlassian.pyfetch_identitynow calls_fetch_tenanciesfirst, which raises on failure, then_fetch_profile, which never raises._fetch_profiledegrades to an empty payload with a warning on a refused request, transport error, non-JSON body, or non-object body.read:meis nowrequired=False, with a description that says it identifies the connection by name and email rather than by site alone._optional_str, so a field the response does not carry as a non-empty string is dropped instead of reaching the profile model. Without this, a well-formed/meobject with a wrong-typed field raised a validation error and destroyed the tenancies already fetched.rawkeeps the original response.tests/providers/test_atlassian.py/medegrade path: 401, transport error, non-JSON, and non-object. Each asserts a tenancy-only profile and the warning.accessible-resourcesfailures now also assert that/meis never called.read:meis optional andoffline_accessis still required./meobject whose person fields carry the wrong type.-> Noneadded, to match sibling provider test modules.README.md: the Atlassian logger is added to the logging table.Test plan
make test: 801 passed, 14 skippedmake lint: pre-commit clean (ruff, ruff format, ty, detect-secrets)read:meremoved. The existing integration tests cover refresh and revoke only, so this needs a manual run.Closes #126
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read:mepermission is now optional.Bug Fixes
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