Carry the deployment id on the request context - #5268
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now propagates deployment identifiers through request contexts. New helpers resolve identifiers and organization prefixes. HTTP middleware attaches the identifier before downstream handlers and stores. All listed stores use request-scoped deployment identifiers with configured fallbacks. ChangesDeployment request scoping
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Deployment scope now follows each request context for persistence operations, with configured fallback behavior. Remaining documentation and regression-test gaps could allow a future change to route reads or writes to the configured deployment rather than the request deployment. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ServerConfig
participant DeploymentIDMiddleware
participant deployment
participant Store
participant Database
ServerConfig->>DeploymentIDMiddleware: provide configured identifier
DeploymentIDMiddleware->>deployment: resolve and attach identifier
DeploymentIDMiddleware->>Store: pass request with deployment context
Store->>deployment: resolve request scope with fallback
Store->>Database: execute scoped query
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In `@backend/internal/system/deployment/deployment.go`:
- Around line 67-75: Add direct tests in deployment_test.go for ResolveDefault
covering context-provided, initialized-runtime, and uninitialized-runtime
resolution, and for OrganizationOf covering IDs without an organization, an
empty organization, and a normal org:gateway value. Reuse the existing test
setup and assert each helper’s expected result without changing production
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go`:
- Around line 129-130: The deployment configuration documentation must describe
server.identifier as the deployment setting that scopes persisted resources,
propagates through request contexts, and supplies the configured fallback for
background and startup work. Update or create the relevant guide under
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| func ResolveDefault(ctx context.Context) string { | ||
| if id, ok := fromContext(ctx); ok { | ||
| return id | ||
| } | ||
| if config.IsServerRuntimeInitialized() { | ||
| return config.GetServerRuntime().Config.Server.Identifier | ||
| } | ||
| return "" | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add direct tests for the new resolution helpers.
ResolveDefault and OrganizationOf have no direct coverage in deployment_test.go. Add tests for initialized and uninitialized default resolution, plus IDs with no organization, an empty organization, and a normal <org>:<gateway> value. This is required to meet the new-feature coverage target.
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In `@backend/internal/system/deployment/deployment.go` around lines 67 - 75, Add
direct tests in deployment_test.go for ResolveDefault covering context-provided,
initialized-runtime, and uninitialized-runtime resolution, and for
OrganizationOf covering IDs without an organization, an empty organization, and
a normal org:gateway value. Reuse the existing test setup and assert each
helper’s expected result without changing production behavior.
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| // Identifier is the deployment id that scopes all persisted resources. It is put on every | ||
| // request's context at the edge, and it is the only value stores partition by. |
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🔴 Documentation Required
This PR introduces user-facing changes that are not covered by documentation updates under docs/.
Please update the relevant documentation before merging.
Missing documentation:
server.identifierdeployment setting: document that it scopes persisted resources, is propagated through request contexts, and falls back to the configured value for background and startup work. Update or create the relevant deployment configuration guide underdocs/content/guides/.
As per path instructions, “If ANY of the above are detected and the PR does NOT include corresponding updates under docs/,” post one consolidated documentation comment.
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backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go#L129-L130(this comment)backend/internal/system/middleware/deploymentid.go#L13-L18
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In `@backend/pkg/thunderidengine/config/config.go` around lines 129 - 130, The
deployment configuration documentation must describe server.identifier as the
deployment setting that scopes persisted resources, propagates through request
contexts, and supplies the configured fallback for background and startup work.
Update or create the relevant guide under docs/content/guides/; the config.go
and deploymentid.go sites require no direct code changes.
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Every store that scopes by the deployment id read it from configuration once, at construction, so a request could not be served for any other deployment and the id was decided in as many places as there are stores. A middleware now puts the id on each request's context at the edge, and the configuration stores resolve it from there through a scope helper, falling back to the configured identifier for a context that never passed through the edge, such as a start-up task or a background job. Behaviour is unchanged: this server holds one deployment, so the context always carries the configured identifier, which is the value the stores read before. Deriving the id from a token is deliberately not here. A build that serves more than one deployment replaces deploymentIDForRequest and changes nothing else, because everything downstream already reads the context. The layout, theme and translation stores are left as they were. Their methods take no context at all, so converting them means changing their interfaces and their callers, which follows separately. Signed-off-by: bhagyasakalanka <bsakalanka9@gmail.com>
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In `@backend/internal/entity/store.go`:
- Around line 99-103: Add persistence scope tests for
backend/internal/entity/store.go lines 99-103, backend/internal/cert/store.go
lines 42-46, backend/internal/group/store.go lines 106-110,
backend/internal/notification/store.go lines 62-66,
backend/internal/serverconfig/store.go lines 38-42, and
backend/internal/vc/presentation/store.go lines 54-58. Exercise each store’s
relevant read and write operations with a request deployment in context and with
no deployment, asserting query arguments use the request deployment or the
configured fallback respectively; cover entity read/write, certificate
read/mutation, group/membership, notification sender, server configuration
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| // scope returns the deployment id this request acts for, falling back to the configured | ||
| // identifier for a context that never passed through the edge. | ||
| func (es *entityDBStore) scope(ctx context.Context) string { | ||
| return deployment.Resolve(ctx, es.deploymentID) | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add persistence deployment-scope tests.
This cohort changes database scope selection in six stores. It includes no changed store-level test for context precedence and configured fallback. A regression can route a store operation to the configured deployment instead of the request deployment.
backend/internal/entity/store.go#L99-L103: Test read and write query arguments with a request deployment and with no deployment in the context.backend/internal/cert/store.go#L42-L46: Test certificate read and mutation query arguments for both resolution paths.backend/internal/group/store.go#L106-L110: Test group and membership query arguments for both resolution paths.backend/internal/notification/store.go#L62-L66: Test sender query arguments for both resolution paths.backend/internal/serverconfig/store.go#L38-L42: Test configuration read and upsert query arguments for both resolution paths.backend/internal/vc/presentation/store.go#L54-L58: Test presentation-definition query arguments for both resolution paths.
As per coding guidelines, “Write tests for new features and bug fixes, targeting at least 80% coverage.”
📍 Affects 6 files
backend/internal/entity/store.go#L99-L103(this comment)backend/internal/cert/store.go#L42-L46backend/internal/group/store.go#L106-L110backend/internal/notification/store.go#L62-L66backend/internal/serverconfig/store.go#L38-L42backend/internal/vc/presentation/store.go#L54-L58
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In `@backend/internal/entity/store.go` around lines 99 - 103, Add persistence
scope tests for backend/internal/entity/store.go lines 99-103,
backend/internal/cert/store.go lines 42-46, backend/internal/group/store.go
lines 106-110, backend/internal/notification/store.go lines 62-66,
backend/internal/serverconfig/store.go lines 38-42, and
backend/internal/vc/presentation/store.go lines 54-58. Exercise each store’s
relevant read and write operations with a request deployment in context and with
no deployment, asserting query arguments use the request deployment or the
configured fallback respectively; cover entity read/write, certificate
read/mutation, group/membership, notification sender, server configuration
read/upsert, and presentation-definition queries.
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Purpose
Every store that scopes by the deployment id read it from configuration once, at construction. That works for a server holding one deployment, but it means a request cannot be served for any other, and the id is decided in as many places as there are stores.
Goals
Decide a request's deployment id once, at the edge, and have the stores read it from there.
Approach
DeploymentIDMiddlewareruns for every request and puts the deployment id on its context. It sits just inside the correlation id middleware and outside the security layer, so anything reached during the request already has it.scope(ctx)helper, rather than holding it as a field captured at construction.deployment.Resolveprefers the context and falls back to the store's configured identifier. The fallback covers one case: contexts that never passed through the edge, such as start-up tasks, background jobs and command line tooling.Behaviour is unchanged. This server holds one deployment, so the context always carries the configured identifier, which is the value the stores read before.
Stores converted
cert, entity, entitytype, group, idp, inboundclient, notification, ou, resource, role, serverconfig, vc/credential and vc/presentation. 188 call sites.
Stores not converted
The layout, theme and translation stores keep the configured identifier for now. Their methods take no
context.Contextat all, so converting them means changing their interfaces and every caller. That is a separate change and follows in its own PR.Deriving the id from a token is deliberately not here
Nothing in this repository serves more than one deployment, so a token claim reader would be a code path this product never takes. The seam is one function,
deploymentIDForRequest. A build that serves many deployments derives the id per request there and changes nothing else, because everything downstream already reads 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 that scopes by it.
Release note
The deployment id is placed on the request context at the edge, and the configuration stores read it from there.
Documentation
N/A, no user-facing change. The reasoning sits in the comments on the middleware and on
Resolve.Training
N/A
Tests
New 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 full unit suite passes, and the full integration suite passes against a fresh build: 50 suites, 0 failures.Related PRs
None. This was previously part of #5189, which stacked it on two unrelated changes; that PR is closed.
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