Read the per-request deployment id from one place - #5189
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds secret-reference resolution for properties and credentials, resource-scoped export variable names with collision detection, user password placeholders, and deployment identifier resolution through context, token claims, or server configuration. ChangesSecret reference resolution
Resource-scoped export variable names
Deployment identifier resolution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR centralizes secret-reference resolution and adds deployment-selection configuration. Non-secret fields may still trigger provider lookup and bypass response masking, remote values may remain usable after revocation, and token-based deployment selection is not activated by startup in the supplied change; these create material security and data-partitioning risks, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant verifyCredentials
participant secretresolver
participant SecretProvider
Application->>verifyCredentials: Verify credential
verifyCredentials->>secretresolver: Resolve secret reference hash
secretresolver->>SecretProvider: Request secret
SecretProvider-->>secretresolver: Return hash data
secretresolver-->>verifyCredentials: Return verification credential
verifyCredentials-->>Application: Return verification result
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the deployment-ID context change, but it does not cover major changes in the pull request, including secret references, export variable naming, duplicate-variable handling, and user credential export. It also conflicts with the stated objectives by claiming that token-claim support and deployment_id_claim were removed, while those changes are present in the objectives and summaries. Resolution Update the description to cover all major changes and align it with the actual changeset and PR objectives. Complete the required Related Issues, Related PRs, Checklist, and Security checks sections. Document the added secret-reference and export behavior, and clarify whether UseTokenClaim and server.deployment_id_claim are included or removed. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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In `@backend/internal/system/cmodels/property.go`:
- Around line 78-80: Update ToPropertyDTO to obtain the property value through
UnresolvedValue rather than GetValue, so secret references remain unresolved in
PropertyDTO.Value during serialization. Keep secret resolution in runtime
consumers such as resolveReference and do not alter their behavior.
In `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go`:
- Around line 306-312: Update ResolveHash to consult lastMiss before calling
r.fetch, applying the same interval-based throttle used by Resolve so repeated
missing references do not trigger provider requests until the interval expires.
Preserve ErrSecretNotFound handling and existing error propagation, and add a
test demonstrating repeated ResolveHash misses are throttled.
- Around line 382-383: Validate name in fetch before constructing the /secrets/
URL, rejecting path separators and dot-segment values so it represents exactly
one secret path segment; preserve the existing get behavior for valid names. Add
a provider test covering a traversal-style reference such as secret:../admin and
verify the request is rejected without targeting another path.
In `@backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go`:
- Around line 146-151: The export flow must derive password placeholders from
the allocator-resolved username, not the original username. Update the caller
and exportableCredentials so the allocated name reaches
varname.DeriveVariableName, while preserving empty-username behavior; add a test
covering two usernames that normalize to the same name and verify distinct
allocated password variables.
In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go`:
- Around line 132-140: Wire SecurityConfig.DeploymentIDClaim through Engine.New
startup into deployment.UseTokenClaim and runtimestore.Initialize. Update
runtime stores so deployment-scoped operations use the request’s deployment ID
derived from the token claim rather than retaining a single configured
identifier. Preserve single-deployment behavior while ensuring multi-deployment
requests are scoped by the token claim.
- Around line 132-140: Update the relevant configuration documentation under
docs/content to document server.deployment_id_claim, including the token claim
name, startup behavior, fallback behavior, and its multi-deployment
request-scoping behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/system/export/parameterizer.go` at line
659: Covered by the consolidated declarative export documentation request.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go` around
lines 120 - 154: Covered by the consolidated declarative export and
password-placeholder documentation request.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go` around
lines 44 - 65: Covered by the consolidated secret-reference documentation
request.
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| // DeploymentIDClaim names the token claim carrying the per-request deployment id. It is read by a | ||
| // server that holds many deployments' data and takes each request's from its token; a server | ||
| // holding one deployment's data ignores it. | ||
| // | ||
| // Which of the two a process is comes from the binary, not from here: a runtime serves exactly one | ||
| // deployment, and letting a configuration file say otherwise would let it scope requests by | ||
| // whatever an end user's token claimed. | ||
| DeploymentIDClaim string `yaml:"deployment_id_claim" json:"deployment_id_claim"` | ||
| SecurityConfig SecurityConfig `yaml:"security" json:"security"` |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Please add documentation for the user-facing behavior introduced by this PR:
server.deployment_id_claim: token claim naming, startup behavior, fallback behavior, and multi-deployment scoping.- Secret references:
secret:<name>syntax, readable and hash-backed values, property and credential behavior, and resolution failures. - Declarative exports: resource-scoped variable names, normalized-name collision suffixes, generated
.envkeys, migration impact, password placeholders, and import-time secret-provider/environment resolution. Clarify that exported credentials exposecredentials.passwordonly as a template variable and never as plaintext.
Add the relevant updates under docs/content/ before merging.
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backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go#L132-L140(this comment)backend/internal/system/export/parameterizer.go#L659-L659backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go#L120-L154backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go#L44-L65
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go` around lines 132 - 140, Update
the relevant configuration documentation under docs/content to document
server.deployment_id_claim, including the token claim name, startup behavior,
fallback behavior, and its multi-deployment request-scoping behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/system/export/parameterizer.go` at line
659: Covered by the consolidated declarative export documentation request.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go` around
lines 120 - 154: Covered by the consolidated declarative export and
password-placeholder documentation request.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go` around
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Not yet. server.deployment_id_claim is inert in this PR, since taking the request deployment from a token is turned on by the binary and no binary here does that. It gets documented with cmd/cpserver, which is the PR that makes the key take effect.
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In `@backend/internal/system/export/service_test.go`:
- Around line 2722-2739: The existing
TestExport_RefusesTwoResourcesClaimingOneVariable test only validates helper
functions, not the exportResourcesWithExporter collision path. Add an
integration-level test using two exported resources with the same direct
placeholder, then assert one resource is skipped and the returned error code is
DuplicateTemplateVariable.
In `@backend/internal/system/export/service.go`:
- Around line 352-364: Document resource-scoped template-variable prefixes and
migration impact in the relevant export guide under docs/content/guides/, and
document DuplicateTemplateVariable failures and remediation in
docs/content/apis.mdx and that export guide. The behavior is represented by
backend/internal/system/export/service.go lines 352-364 and covered by
backend/internal/system/export/service_test.go lines 270-278; neither code site
requires a direct change.
- Line 288: Move the variableOwners map initialization from
exportResourcesWithExporter into ExportResources, then pass the same map through
every exportResourcesWithExporter call so claimedElsewhere tracks
template-variable ownership across all selected exporters.
In `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go`:
- Around line 416-417: Update the provider request flow around
http.NewRequestWithContext to reject any BaseURL that is not HTTPS before
sending credentials, and configure the HTTP client redirect policy to reject
redirects to non-HTTPS targets, including HTTPS-to-HTTP redirects on the same
host. Add focused tests covering insecure BaseURL rejection and rejection of
insecure redirect targets.
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| if clash, previous := claimedElsewhere(templateContent, variableOwners, resourceID); clash != "" { | ||
| logger.Warn(ctx, "Two resources claim one template variable", | ||
| log.String("resourceType", resourceType), log.String("resourceID", resourceID), | ||
| log.String("variable", clash), log.String("claimedBy", previous)) | ||
| exportErrors = append(exportErrors, declarativeresource.ExportError{ | ||
| ResourceType: resourceType, | ||
| ResourceID: resourceID, | ||
| Error: fmt.Sprintf( | ||
| "template variable %s is already used by %s, so both would import the same value", | ||
| clash, previous), | ||
| Code: "DuplicateTemplateVariable", | ||
| }) | ||
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This PR introduces user-facing export changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/. Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
- Resource-scoped template variables: document the
APPLICATION_,CONNECTION_, and other resource-type prefixes, including migration impact, in the relevant export guide underdocs/content/guides/. - Duplicate template-variable failures: document the
DuplicateTemplateVariableexport error and remediation indocs/content/apis.mdxand the relevant export guide.
As per path instructions, user-facing behavior changes require corresponding documentation updates under docs/.
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In `@backend/internal/system/export/service.go` around lines 352 - 364, Document
resource-scoped template-variable prefixes and migration impact in the relevant
export guide under docs/content/guides/, and document DuplicateTemplateVariable
failures and remediation in docs/content/apis.mdx and that export guide. The
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352-364 and covered by backend/internal/system/export/service_test.go lines
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Applied. docs/content/guides/resource-export.mdx documents the resource-type prefix, the sanitization rules and the migration path for existing environment files, and docs/content/guides/declarative-configurations/secret-references.mdx covers the secret: reference format. The documented examples are pinned by a test so they cannot drift.
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@bhagyasakalanka, the export guide and TestDocumentedExamples address the resource-type prefix, normalization, migration, and remediation requirements.
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Learning: In the Go resource export flow, `varname.DeriveVariableName` must remain a pure, deterministic function of the resource type, resource name, and field name. Do not use allocator-resolved names as inputs because the control plane independently derives the same template variable names. If normalized names collide, `backend/internal/system/export` rejects the export with `EXP-1003` and identifies both resources rather than allocating distinct credential placeholders.
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In `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go`:
- Line 441: Before r.http.Do(req) in the resolver request flow, validate
provider URLs when Token is empty and reject any URL that is neither HTTPS nor
loopback. Return the validation error without invoking the HTTP client, and add
a regression test confirming no outbound request occurs for an insecure
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Security Misconfiguration (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reachability: Internal · Exploitability: Moderate
Require secure transport for secret responses without a token.
When Token is empty, reject non-HTTPS, non-loopback provider URLs before r.http.Do(req). Add a regression test that confirms no outbound request occurs.
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In `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go` at line 441, Before
r.http.Do(req) in the resolver request flow, validate provider URLs when Token
is empty and reject any URL that is neither HTTPS nor loopback. Return the
validation error without invoking the HTTP client, and add a regression test
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Applied in the secret resolver PR, same change: transport is checked before the request is made, so a secret response over cleartext is refused rather than read.
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Resolver.get validates the URL only when Token is non-empty. When Token is empty, it calls r.http.Do(req) for an HTTP non-loopback provider. The current tests also do not cover this case.
Please include the transport check and the no-request regression test in this PR, or link the merged change when it is available.
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100-102: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClarify the export refusal explanation.
Line 101 says, “because one that dropped a resource silently would look complete.” The pronoun
onehas no clear antecedent. Use “because a bundle that silently drops a resource would look complete.”As per path instructions, keep documentation prose direct and precise.
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Put the deployment id on the request context at the edge, and have the stores read it from there instead of each reaching for the configuration. A server holding one deployment sets the configured identifier for every request, so behaviour is unchanged. Deriving the id from a token is deliberately not here. A build that serves many deployments replaces one function, deploymentIDForRequest, and nothing downstream changes, because everything downstream already reads the context. Signed-off-by: bhagyasakalanka <bsakalanka9@gmail.com>
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Purpose
The stores each reach for the deployment id themselves, from configuration. That works for a server holding one deployment, but it means the id is read in as many places as there are stores, and a build that serves more than one has nowhere single to change.
Goals
Have the deployment id put on the request context once, at the edge, and have everything below read it from there.
Approach
DeploymentIDMiddlewareruns for every request and puts the deployment id on its context, just inside the correlation id middleware and outside the security layer, so any store reached during the request already has it.deployment.Resolveprefers the context and falls back to the store's configured identifier. The fallback now covers exactly one case: contexts that never passed through the edge, such as start-up tasks, background jobs and command line tooling.IDFromContextreports whether the context carries an id at all, so a caller that must fail closed can tell a request from a background operation.Behaviour is unchanged. This server holds one deployment, so every request gets the configured identifier, which is the same value the stores were reading before.
Deriving the id from a token is deliberately not here
An earlier revision of this PR carried a source switch,
UseTokenClaim, and aserver.deployment_id_claimconfiguration key. Both are removed. Nothing in this repository serves more than one deployment, so a token claim reader here would be a code path this product never takes.The seam that remains is one function,
deploymentIDForRequest. A build serving many deployments derives the id per request there and changes nothing else, because everything downstream already reads it from the context.User stories
As a maintainer I can see in one place where a request's deployment id comes from, rather than in every store.
Release note
The deployment id is now placed on the request context at the edge and read from there by the stores.
Documentation
N/A, no user-facing change. The reasoning is in the code comments on the middleware and on
Resolve.Training
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Tests
Middleware tests cover the id reaching a handler's context and the context being left alone when no identifier is configured. Package tests cover the context winning over the fallback and the fallback applying to a context that carries none.
make lint_backendreports 0 issues, the unit suite passes, and the full integration suite passes against a fresh build: 50 suites, 0 failures.