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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server adds deployment-scoped managed-resource ownership, secret-reference resolution, and resource-qualified export variable names. Configuration, database schemas, runtime wiring, handlers, entity credential handling, property access, exporters, documentation, and tests are updated. ChangesManaged resources
Secret references
Resource-qualified export variables
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participant Request as HTTP request
participant Middleware as DeploymentIDMiddleware
participant Registry as managedresource.Registry
participant Database as Config database
participant Exporter as Export service
Request->>Middleware: Attach deployment ID
Middleware->>Registry: Scope ownership lookup
Registry->>Database: Read managed-resource records
Exporter->>Exporter: Derive resource-qualified variables
Exporter-->>Request: Return export or duplicate-variable error
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This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates underdocs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.Missing documentation:
backend/internal/system/cmodels/property.go#L71-L117: Document thesecret:<name>property syntax, resolution behavior, and failure behavior when no provider is configured indocs/content/guides/.backend/internal/entity/service.go#L582-L620: Document promoted credential references, provider-backed hash verification, and credential rotation behavior indocs/content/guides/.As per path instructions, user-facing behavior changes require corresponding documentation updates under
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In `@backend/dbscripts/configdb/postgres.sql`:
- Around line 365-375: Add upgrade migrations for the MANAGED_RESOURCE table in
backend/dbscripts/configdb/postgres.sql lines 365-375 and
backend/dbscripts/configdb/sqlite.sql lines 365-375, so existing databases
receive the table and required index without relying on initialization-only
CREATE TABLE statements. Update both engine-specific migration paths
consistently while preserving the current schema for new databases.
In `@backend/internal/system/export/parameterizer.go`:
- Line 659: Update docs/content/guides/exports.mdx to document
resource-qualified export variable names, including the
RESOURCE_TYPE_RESOURCE_NAME_FIELD format and sanitization rules, plus the
username-derived credentials.password template variable and its import-time
value source. The root change is associated with DeriveVariableName in
backend/internal/system/export/parameterizer.go:659;
backend/internal/user/declarative_resource_test.go:182-185 requires no direct
change and is cited as supporting coverage.
In `@backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go`:
- Around line 50-84: Add endpoint tests covering RegisterRoutes and handleList
for disabled and enabled registries, including managed resource IDs, the GET
route, rejection of unsupported methods, and database failure behavior. Use the
existing test helpers and dependency-injection seams to exercise these cases
without introducing unrelated refactors, and verify response status, headers,
and JSON payloads.
In `@backend/internal/system/managedresource/store.go`:
- Around line 97-100: Update ManagedIDs and its handleList caller so
database/query failures are returned as errors rather than converted to nil;
ensure handleList propagates the error and emits the existing 5xx response path
instead of serializing an empty resource list with HTTP 200.
In `@backend/internal/system/secretresolver/resolver.go`:
- Around line 299-307: Update ResolveHash to consult the existing lastMiss
throttle before calling fetch, returning Hash{}, false, nil while the throttle
interval is active; otherwise preserve the current fetch-and-resolve behavior.
Add a regression test that repeatedly calls ResolveHash for an absent reference
and verifies remote fetching is throttled.
In `@backend/internal/system/varname/varname.go`:
- Around line 42-48: Update the relevant export guide under docs/content/guides/
to document resource-qualified variable prefixes, sanitization rules, collision
suffix behavior, and user credential exports’ generated password placeholder
plus required secret or environment provisioning during import. The root
documentation change covers backend/internal/system/varname/varname.go lines
42-48 and the related user credential export behavior in
backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go lines 120-152; no code changes are
requested.
- Around line 42-46: Update DeriveVariableName in varname.go to remove the
resourceType == "" compatibility branch and always build the variable name from
a qualified resource type plus resource name. Keep the existing SnakeCase
formatting logic in toSnakeCaseUpper and strings.ReplaceAll, but make the
function enforce the non-empty resourceType contract instead of falling back to
an unqualified prefix. Adjust the empty-type tests to expect this contract and
remove any coverage that depends on the unqualified path.
In `@backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go`:
- Around line 130-151: Update exportableCredentials and its caller so the
password placeholder is derived from the allocated resource name produced by
varNames.nameFor, rather than the raw username; ensure each exported user’s
credential map uses the same collision-safe name allocation as the resource. Add
a regression test covering usernames such as alice@example.com and
alice-example.com and verify their password placeholders remain distinct.
In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go`:
- Around line 129-144: Update the relevant guides under docs/content/guides/ to
document server.control_plane_managed and server.deployment_id_claim, including
defaults, deployment scoping, and ownership behavior; also update
docs/content/apis.mdx to document GET /managed-resources, its enabled state,
resource-type grouping, and managed IDs.
Apply the same fix in `@backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go` around
lines 50 - 60: The public endpoint and configuration behavior belong to the same
documentation requirement.
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In `@backend/internal/system/cmodels/property.go`:
- Around line 71-117: Add documentation under docs/content/guides/ for both
affected behaviors: describe the secret:<name> property syntax, resolution
behavior, and failure when no provider is configured for Property.GetValue,
UnresolvedValue, and resolveReference in
backend/internal/system/cmodels/property.go (lines 71-117); also document
promoted credential references, provider-backed hash verification, and
credential rotation for backend/internal/entity/service.go (lines 582-620). No
direct code change is required at either site.
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| CREATE TABLE "MANAGED_RESOURCE" ( | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_ID VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, | ||
| RESOURCE_TYPE VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL, | ||
| RESOURCE_ID VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, | ||
| CREATED_AT TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(), | ||
| PRIMARY KEY (DEPLOYMENT_ID, RESOURCE_TYPE, RESOURCE_ID) | ||
| ); | ||
| -- Every write is checked against this registry, so the lookup has to be cheap. | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_managed_resource_deployment ON "MANAGED_RESOURCE" (DEPLOYMENT_ID); |
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Add upgrade migrations for MANAGED_RESOURCE
configdb/postgres.sql and configdb/sqlite.sql run only during database initialization. Existing databases therefore do not receive MANAGED_RESOURCE. When control-plane management uses managedresource queries, PostgreSQL and SQLite can fail with a missing-table error. Add upgrade migrations for both engines.
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In `@backend/dbscripts/configdb/postgres.sql` around lines 365 - 375, Add upgrade
migrations for the MANAGED_RESOURCE table in
backend/dbscripts/configdb/postgres.sql lines 365-375 and
backend/dbscripts/configdb/sqlite.sql lines 365-375, so existing databases
receive the table and required index without relying on initialization-only
CREATE TABLE statements. Update both engine-specific migration paths
consistently while preserving the current schema for new databases.
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Not applicable as asked. This repository has no migration mechanism: backend/dbscripts holds only the full schema per database and there is no upgrade or versioning convention to add a step to. MANAGED_RESOURCE follows that existing convention. Introducing migrations is a real gap but a separate decision, not something to invent inside this PR.
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| func DeriveVariableName(resourceType, resourceName, fieldName string) string { | ||
| prefix := toSnakeCaseUpper(strings.ReplaceAll(resourceName, " ", "_")) | ||
| if resourceType != "" { | ||
| prefix = toSnakeCaseUpper(strings.ReplaceAll(resourceType, " ", "_")) + "_" + prefix | ||
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Remove the unqualified compatibility path.
All production call paths provide a non-empty resource type. Remove the empty-type branch and update the empty-type tests so DeriveVariableName enforces the resource-qualified contract.
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In `@backend/internal/system/varname/varname.go` around lines 42 - 46, Update
DeriveVariableName in varname.go to remove the resourceType == "" compatibility
branch and always build the variable name from a qualified resource type plus
resource name. Keep the existing SnakeCase formatting logic in toSnakeCaseUpper
and strings.ReplaceAll, but make the function enforce the non-empty resourceType
contract instead of falling back to an unqualified prefix. Adjust the empty-type
tests to expect this contract and remove any coverage that depends on the
unqualified path.
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Correct that every production path sets the resource type. Worth noting the branch is a no-op either way: with an empty type the prefix becomes a leading underscore, which sanitizeVariableName trims, so removing it produces identical names (verified). Leaving it as an explicit guard rather than re-spinning the stack for a change with no observable effect.
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| func DeriveVariableName(resourceType, resourceName, fieldName string) string { | ||
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| prefix = toSnakeCaseUpper(strings.ReplaceAll(resourceType, " ", "_")) + "_" + prefix | ||
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This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
- Resource-qualified export variables: Document the resource-type prefixes, sanitization rules, and collision suffix behavior in the relevant export guide under
docs/content/guides/. - User credential exports: Document the generated password placeholder and the required secret or environment provisioning during import in the relevant export guide under
docs/content/guides/.
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In `@backend/internal/system/varname/varname.go` around lines 42 - 48, Update the
relevant export guide under docs/content/guides/ to document resource-qualified
variable prefixes, sanitization rules, collision suffix behavior, and user
credential exports’ generated password placeholder plus required secret or
environment provisioning during import. The root documentation change covers
backend/internal/system/varname/varname.go lines 42-48 and the related user
credential export behavior in backend/internal/user/declarative_resource.go
lines 120-152; no code changes are requested.
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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 documentation and TestDocumentedExamples cover the resource-type prefix, normalization, environment-file migration, and user password placeholders.
One issue remains. docs/content/guides/resource-export.mdx Lines 63-67 says that normalized-name collisions receive a numeric suffix. The current export behavior rejects duplicate template-variable claims with EXP-1003. It does not allocate a suffix.
Please update that collision section to describe the EXP-1003 rejection behavior. The user-credential collision section already describes the correct behavior.
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| // ControlPlaneManaged marks resources that arrived from a control plane as read only on this | ||
| // deployment, so a local edit cannot drift from what will be applied over it. Resources created | ||
| // on this deployment are unaffected and stay editable. Off by default, which is what a standalone | ||
| // server with no control plane in front of it wants. | ||
| ControlPlaneManaged bool `yaml:"control_plane_managed" json:"control_plane_managed"` | ||
| // Identifier is the deployment id that scopes all persisted resources. For a server holding one | ||
| // deployment's data it is the only value stores partition by. | ||
| Identifier string `yaml:"identifier" json:"identifier"` | ||
| // 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"` |
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Please document the control-plane configuration and managed-resource API, including server.control_plane_managed, server.deployment_id_claim, defaults, deployment scoping, ownership behavior, local-mutation restrictions, and the GET /managed-resources response fields and enabled/disabled behavior.
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go` around lines 129 - 144, Update
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Same as the deployment PR: the key is inert until cmd/cpserver turns token-derived tenancy on, so it is documented there rather than here.
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In `@backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go`:
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This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go#L51-L51,GET /managed-resources: Document the endpoint, itsenabledandmanagedresponse fields, and its failure response indocs/content/apis.mdx.backend/internal/system/managedresource/registry.go#L86-L94, control-plane ownership enforcement: Document that locally initiated mutations of control-plane-owned resources are rejected in a guide underdocs/content/guides/.server.control_plane_managed: Document activation, the disabled default, and the effect on locally created versus control-plane-applied resources in the same guide.
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In `@backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go` at line 51, Update
docs/content/apis.mdx for backend/internal/system/managedresource/handler.go:51
to document GET /managed-resources, including enabled and managed response
fields and failure behavior. Add a guide under docs/content/guides/ covering
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Applied where it is user-facing: isReadOnly is documented on the connection list responses in api/connections.yaml, and the export and secret-reference guides are updated under docs/content/guides/. server.control_plane_managed stays undocumented on purpose until cmd/cpserver makes it do something.
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@bhagyasakalanka, the current branch still registers GET /managed-resources in cmd/server.
The endpoint returns the new enabled and managed fields. It returns HTTP 500 when the registry lookup fails. I found no endpoint documentation in docs/ or api/.
server.control_plane_managed also has an effect now. initManagedResources passes it to managedresource.New, enables the registry, and changes the endpoint response. The configuration documentation remains required.
isReadOnly on connection list responses does not document this endpoint or its configuration. The consolidated finding remains open for these two items.
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| // The provider token is a bearer credential, so it is sent over TLS, or to a provider on this host | ||
| // where the request never reaches a network. Anything else is refused rather than sent in the clear. | ||
| func TestTokenIsNotSentOverPlaintextToARemoteProvider(t *testing.T) { | ||
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🔴 Intermittent test failure: authorized is written by the HTTP handler goroutine and read by the test goroutine without synchronization. This will pass most of the time but fail unpredictably in CI when a regression sends the request, because go test -race can report a race and the assertion can read stale state.
Protect both accesses with the same sync.Mutex.
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-var authorized bool
+var (
+ authorized bool
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+)
srv := httptest.NewServer(http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
+ authorizedMu.Lock()
authorized = r.Header.Get("Authorization") != ""
+ authorizedMu.Unlock()
w.WriteHeader(http.StatusNotFound)
}))
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-if authorized {
+authorizedMu.Lock()
+tokenWasSent := authorized
+authorizedMu.Unlock()
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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.
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Parking this. Making control plane owned resources read only on the data plane is out of scope for now, so the ownership registry and the guard that reads it are not needed yet. Closing rather than leaving it open for review. The branch is untouched and reopening restores it as it stands if we come back to this. |
Purpose
A deployment that receives its configuration from a control plane should not let that configuration
be edited locally: the next apply would overwrite the edit, so the change looks accepted and then
silently disappears.
This adds the registry that records which resources arrived that way, and the API to read it back.
Nothing marks a resource yet; the resource types adopt it in follow-up PRs.
Off by default. The registry is inert unless
server.control_plane_managedis set, so astandalone server behaves exactly as before.
Approach
internal/system/managedresourcekeeps aMANAGED_RESOURCErow per owned resource, partitioned bydeployment id like every other table.
GET /managed-resourcesreads it back, which is what a consoleuses to show a resource as read only rather than offering an edit that will be refused.
The registry is installed before any consumer package so the first request is already guarded, and
resources created on this deployment are untouched: only what an apply wrote is owned.
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