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WalkthroughThe PR adds a ChangesVisibility Logic
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This is a first step towards replacing the current `TenancyLogic` with a new `VisibilityLogic` that handles both tenant and project visibility in a unified way. This commit introduces the new interface and a default implementation but does not wire them into the service yet; follow-up changes and pull requests will progressively migrate the service from `TenancyLogic` to `VisibilityLogic`. The `VisibilityLogic` interface describes which tenants and projects a user is allowed to see. A visibility value operates in one of three modes: empty (no access), universal (access to everything), or partial (a finite set of tenants, each with a finite set of projects). Callers should check `IsEmpty` and `IsUniversal` before enumerating tenants or projects, because `VisibleTenants` and `VisibleProjects` return nil when the visibility is universal. Project names are hierarchical, using the dot character as a separator. For example, project "a.b" is a child of project "a". Visibility follows this hierarchy: granting access to a project also grants access to all of its descendants. The one exception is the default project, whose name is the empty string. Granting the default project does not imply access to any other project, because that would make it equivalent to universal access within the tenant. Conversely, the default project is always visible for any tenant the user has access to, regardless of explicit project grants. The `DefaultVisibilityLogic` struct implements this interface. It is created through a builder that accepts tenants and projects, deduplicates them, and collapses descendants whose ancestors are already granted. A generated mock is included for use in unit tests of consumers. Related: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-1064 Assisted-by: Cursor Signed-off-by: Juan Hernandez <juan.hernandez@redhat.com>
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IsEmpty.The
Nil receiverblock coversIsUniversalandIsProjectVisible.IsEmptyalso handles a nil receiver explicitly, and the interface doc promisesIsEmptyreturns true for a nil value. Cover it here so the promise stays tested.💚 Proposed test
Describe("Nil receiver", func() { + It("IsEmpty returns true", func() { + var v *DefaultVisibilityLogic + Expect(v.IsEmpty()).To(BeTrue()) + }) + It("IsUniversal returns false", func() { var v *DefaultVisibilityLogic Expect(v.IsUniversal()).To(BeFalse()) })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/default_visibility_logic.go`:
- Around line 51-60: Replace the exported mutable interface variables
UniversalVisibilityLogic and EmptyVisibilityLogic with non-reassignable exported
values while preserving their current DefaultVisibilityLogic configurations and
shared-instance behavior. Update any affected references to use the new
immutable declarations without changing visibility semantics.
- Around line 136-144: Replace the adjacent-only slices.CompactFunc
normalization in the rules loop with an ancestor-aware scan that compares each
candidate project against every retained project, removing duplicates and any
project covered by a retained ancestor. Preserve sorted output and add tests
covering sibling descendants and the interleaving case involving “a”, “a-0”, and
“a.b”.
In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/visibility_logic.go`:
- Around line 65-68: Update the VisibleProjects interface documentation to
remove the claim that a present tenant can return a non-nil empty slice; state
that a present tenant’s result includes the default project, while nil remains
the signal for universal visibility or an absent tenant.
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/default_visibility_logic_test.go`:
- Around line 22-33: Add a nil-receiver test for IsEmpty in the existing Nil
receiver Describe block, asserting that calling it on a nil
*DefaultVisibilityLogic returns true as promised by the interface contract.
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| // UniversalVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects. | ||
| var UniversalVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | ||
| universal: true, | ||
| } | ||
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| // EmptyVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects. | ||
| var EmptyVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | ||
| universal: false, | ||
| rules: nil, | ||
| } |
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Exported mutable visibility defaults can be reassigned by any importer.
UniversalVisibilityLogic and EmptyVisibilityLogic are package-level vars of interface type. Any package that imports auth can assign to them. A single stray assignment would change the authorization default for the whole process, and nothing would fail at compile time. This is an authorization surface, so prefer values that cannot be swapped.
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-// UniversalVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects.
-var UniversalVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{
+// universalVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects.
+var universalVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{
universal: true,
}
-// EmptyVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects.
-var EmptyVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{
+// emptyVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects.
+var emptyVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{
universal: false,
rules: nil,
}
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+// UniversalVisibilityLogic returns a visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects.
+func UniversalVisibilityLogic() VisibilityLogic {
+ return universalVisibilityLogic
+}
+
+// EmptyVisibilityLogic returns a visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects.
+func EmptyVisibilityLogic() VisibilityLogic {
+ return emptyVisibilityLogic
+}The underlying structs are immutable after construction, so sharing a single instance stays safe for concurrent readers.
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| // UniversalVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects. | |
| var UniversalVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | |
| universal: true, | |
| } | |
| // EmptyVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects. | |
| var EmptyVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | |
| universal: false, | |
| rules: nil, | |
| } | |
| // universalVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects. | |
| var universalVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | |
| universal: true, | |
| } | |
| // emptyVisibilityLogic is a pre-built visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects. | |
| var emptyVisibilityLogic VisibilityLogic = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | |
| universal: false, | |
| rules: nil, | |
| } | |
| // UniversalVisibilityLogic returns a visibility logic that grants access to all tenants and projects. | |
| func UniversalVisibilityLogic() VisibilityLogic { | |
| return universalVisibilityLogic | |
| } | |
| // EmptyVisibilityLogic returns a visibility logic that grants no access to any tenants or projects. | |
| func EmptyVisibilityLogic() VisibilityLogic { | |
| return emptyVisibilityLogic | |
| } |
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/default_visibility_logic.go` around lines
51 - 60, Replace the exported mutable interface variables
UniversalVisibilityLogic and EmptyVisibilityLogic with non-reassignable exported
values while preserving their current DefaultVisibilityLogic configurations and
shared-instance behavior. Update any affected references to use the new
immutable declarations without changing visibility semantics.
| for i := range rules { | ||
| rule := &rules[i] | ||
| projects := slices.Clone(rule.projects) | ||
| sort.Strings(projects) | ||
| projects = slices.CompactFunc(projects, func(a, b string) bool { | ||
| return a == b || visibilityCovers(b, a) | ||
| }) | ||
| rule.projects = projects | ||
| } |
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def current(projects):
projects = sorted(projects)
if len(projects) < 2:
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cases = {
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"valid interleaving label": ["a", "a-0", "a.b"],
"nested descendants": ["a", "a.b", "a.b.c"],
}
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}
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Check all retained projects during normalization.
CompactFunc compares adjacent elements, so ["a", "a.b", "a.c"] becomes ["a", "a.c"]. IsProjectVisible remains correct, but VisibleProjects exposes a redundant grant. Do not compare only with kept[len(kept)-1]; ["a", "a-0", "a.b"] can retain a.b even though a covers it. Compare each candidate with every retained project, or use an equivalent ancestor-aware scan. Add tests for sibling descendants and this interleaving case.
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/default_visibility_logic.go` around lines
136 - 144, Replace the adjacent-only slices.CompactFunc normalization in the
rules loop with an ancestor-aware scan that compares each candidate project
against every retained project, removing duplicates and any project covered by a
retained ancestor. Preserve sorted output and add tests covering sibling
descendants and the interleaving case involving “a”, “a-0”, and “a.b”.
| // VisibleProjects returns the visible projects for the given tenant, sorted alphabetically. It returns nil when | ||
| // the visibility is universal, or when the tenant is not present. A non-nil empty slice means the tenant is visible | ||
| // but no projects have been granted. Callers should check IsUniversal before treating a nil result as "no projects". | ||
| VisibleProjects(tenant string) []string |
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The VisibleProjects contract contradicts itself.
Line 38 states VisibleProjects must always include the default project when the tenant is present. Line 66 states that a non-nil empty slice means the tenant is visible but no projects are granted. Both cannot hold. DefaultVisibilityLogic.VisibleProjects always appends the default project, so a present tenant never yields an empty slice. A caller that branches on len(result) == 0 will write dead code.
📝 Proposed doc fix
// VisibleProjects returns the visible projects for the given tenant, sorted alphabetically. It returns nil when
- // the visibility is universal, or when the tenant is not present. A non-nil empty slice means the tenant is visible
- // but no projects have been granted. Callers should check IsUniversal before treating a nil result as "no projects".
+ // the visibility is universal, or when the tenant is not present. When the tenant is present the result always
+ // contains at least the default project (empty string), so it is never a non-nil empty slice. Callers should check
+ // IsUniversal before treating a nil result as "no projects".
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| // VisibleProjects returns the visible projects for the given tenant, sorted alphabetically. It returns nil when | |
| // the visibility is universal, or when the tenant is not present. A non-nil empty slice means the tenant is visible | |
| // but no projects have been granted. Callers should check IsUniversal before treating a nil result as "no projects". | |
| VisibleProjects(tenant string) []string | |
| // VisibleProjects returns the visible projects for the given tenant, sorted alphabetically. It returns nil when | |
| // the visibility is universal, or when the tenant is not present. When the tenant is present the result always | |
| // contains at least the default project (empty string), so it is never a non-nil empty slice. Callers should check | |
| // IsUniversal before treating a nil result as "no projects". | |
| VisibleProjects(tenant string) []string |
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/visibility_logic.go` around lines 65 - 68,
Update the VisibleProjects interface documentation to remove the claim that a
present tenant can return a non-nil empty slice; state that a present tenant’s
result includes the default project, while nil remains the signal for universal
visibility or an absent tenant.
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| result = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | ||
| universal: b.universal, | ||
| rules: rules, | ||
| } |
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[medium] logic-error
The visibilityCovers(b, a) call in the slices.CompactFunc callback has its arguments reversed. The function signature is visibilityCovers(granted, queried), so visibilityCovers(b, a) asks 'does granting the current element (child) cover the retained element (parent)?' — always false for proper parent-child hierarchies. The intended semantics is visibilityCovers(a, b): 'does granting the retained element (parent) cover the current element (child)?' As a result, Build() never collapses descendant projects, and VisibleProjects() returns redundant entries. The test 'Removes a descendant if ancestor is also present' expects collapsing and would fail. IsProjectVisible() is unaffected.
Suggested fix: Change visibilityCovers(b, a) to visibilityCovers(a, b) on line 150.
| // user as either universal access, or a finite set of per-tenant rules listing the visible projects. | ||
| // | ||
| // A nil *DefaultVisibilityLogic is treated as empty: IsEmpty returns true and all membership checks return false. | ||
| type DefaultVisibilityLogic struct { |
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[low] doc-style
Godoc comment for DefaultVisibilityLogicBuilder uses 'is a builder for creating' phrasing. The codebase convention (DefaultTenancyLogicBuilder, DefaultAttributionLogicBuilder, GuestTenancyLogicBuilder, SystemAttributionLogicBuilder) uses 'contains the data and logic needed to create.'
Suggested fix: Change to 'DefaultVisibilityLogicBuilder contains the data and logic needed to create default visibility logic.'
| result = &DefaultVisibilityLogic{ | ||
| universal: b.universal, | ||
| rules: rules, | ||
| } |
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[low] naming-convention
Parameter 'b' in the slices.CompactFunc callback shadows the method receiver 'b *DefaultVisibilityLogicBuilder'. The callback does not reference the receiver, but the shadowing reduces readability.
This is a first step towards replacing the current
TenancyLogicwith anew
VisibilityLogicthat handles both tenant and project visibility ina unified way. This commit introduces the new interface and a default
implementation but does not wire them into the service yet; follow-up
changes and pull requests will progressively migrate the service from
TenancyLogictoVisibilityLogic.The
VisibilityLogicinterface describes which tenants and projects auser is allowed to see. A visibility value operates in one of three
modes: empty (no access), universal (access to everything), or partial
(a finite set of tenants, each with a finite set of projects). Callers
should check
IsEmptyandIsUniversalbefore enumerating tenants orprojects, because
VisibleTenantsandVisibleProjectsreturn nil whenthe visibility is universal.
Project names are hierarchical, using the dot character as a separator.
For example, project "a.b" is a child of project "a". Visibility follows
this hierarchy: granting access to a project also grants access to all
of its descendants. The one exception is the default project, whose name
is the empty string. Granting the default project does not imply access
to any other project, because that would make it equivalent to universal
access within the tenant. Conversely, the default project is always
visible for any tenant the user has access to, regardless of explicit
project grants.
The
DefaultVisibilityLogicstruct implements this interface. It iscreated through a builder that accepts tenants and projects, deduplicates
them, and collapses descendants whose ancestors are already granted. A
generated mock is included for use in unit tests of consumers.
Related: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-1064
Assisted-by: Cursor
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