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Next parity mega PR after #2522. Work lands here incrementally; each merge is gated (race tests on touched packages, internal/app, lint-changed) before push.
azurearm: App Service slot ListFunctions/function lookups used the production app's data-plane name, so slots saw and modified production functions — now use the slot's own name.
gcpdatastore: transaction conflict missed when commit and read share a clock tick; entity-key encoding collisions on separator bytes (old snapshots still load); GQL double-quoted strings and DISTINCT ON (...) *; composite index required for inequalities on two properties; SUM/AVG skip unindexed properties; snapshot logs instead of silently dropping an index that fails to marshal.
Each fix has a regression test that failed before the fix.
In progress
CloudFormation: short default provisioning delay so stacks are observable in *_IN_PROGRESS (override with GOPHERSTACK_CFN_PROVISIONING_DELAY=0).
OCI Load Balancer: honour backend verifyPeerCertificate=false for loopback backends only; verify against uploaded CAs otherwise.
…lti-inequality index, unindexed aggregates
- commit times now stay strictly after every issued transaction read time
- keyString length-prefixes variable parts; restore recomputes entity map keys
- GQL double-quoted text is a string; DISTINCT ON (...) * accepted
- inequalities on two properties require a composite index
- SUM/AVG skip properties excluded from indexes
- log index marshal failures in Snapshot; drop nolint:nilnil in commitTxnLocked
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… *_IN_PROGRESS
GOPHERSTACK_CFN_PROVISIONING_DELAY now lives in CloudFormationSettings
(--cloudformation-provisioning-delay, default 300ms, 0 = instant).
Integration waiter tests wait for CREATE_COMPLETE before update/delete.
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Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/signing_test.go:
- Around line 334-342: Update the mutate callback signature and its invocation
in TestSignedURLHMAC to pass the active subtest’s testing.T, and adjust every
mutate literal to accept that parameter so assertions run against the correct
test.
Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/transcode.go:
- Around line 49-54: Replace the io.ReadAll(zr) buffering path with streaming
from zr to the response using io.Copy after writing the response headers; on a
copy error, stop without serving the original body as a fallback. Preserve the
existing fallback for gzip reader creation failures before any response bytes
are written.
Review comments at @services/ocidns/records.go:
- Around line 349-356: Update the `spec` logic around `normRdata` to reject any
request with `in.Rdata` set and `s.rtype` empty, returning the existing
missing-field error for `rtype`. Then normalize RDATA when the domain is set and
the type is not SOA, preserving the existing behavior for requests without
RDATA.
Review comments at @services/ocidns/zones.go:
- Around line 487-512: Update applyZoneUpdate to apply all requested changes to
a copy of z, including mutations made by applyExternals, and assign the copy
back to z only when every validation succeeds. On any error, leave the live zone
unchanged.
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Walkthrough
This pull request adds DSQL and Transcribe data planes, an Azure Entra dashboard, OCI DNS support, and Kubernetes Helm deployment support. It also updates Datastore, GCP Storage, CloudFormation, listener allocation, container security, Cognito aliases, and related tests and documentation.
Changes: DSQL data plane
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Configuration, lifecycle, and Docker engine internal/app/*, services/dsql/*
Adds DSQL settings, IAM wiring, Docker-backed PostgreSQL clusters, TLS proxies, lifecycle tracking, restore handling, and cleanup.
IAM authentication and SQL processing services/dsql/{iam_auth,proxy,bootstrap,shim,jobs}.go
Adds SigV4 validation, IAM grants, PostgreSQL authentication, SQL rewriting, and asynchronous index jobs.
Transcribe pipeline
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Media, lifecycle, and managed output services/transcribe/*
Adds media parsing, WAV processing, shared job settlement, transcript documents, subtitles, managed outputs, and stored transcript URIs.
Adds notifications, retention and soft delete, lifecycle processing, HMAC keys, signed URLs, transcoding, persistence updates, and Pub/Sub wiring.
Datastore and runtime support
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Datastore and service fixes services/gcpdatastore/*, services/azurearm/*, services/cognitoidp/*, services/ociloadbalancer/*
Updates query parsing, aggregation, indexes, transactions, key encoding, Azure slot lookup, Cognito aliases, and loopback TLS handling.
Configuration, listeners, and containers internal/app/*, services/cloudformation/*, services/*/handler.go, Dockerfile*, testcontainers/*
Adds provisioning-delay configuration, allocator-managed listeners, non-root images, conditional root execution for mounts or Docker sockets, and supporting tests and documentation.
BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack#2522: Adds the Azure App Service slot and GCP Datastore implementations that this pull request updates.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review c1c9f
This PR adds several new emulated services. Open concerns remain around DSQL IAM enforcement and job-execution privileges, plus a few test-stability and dashboard issues. The new OCI DNS code can delete too many records on an under-specified PATCH and can leave a zone partly updated after a rejected request. These are worth fixing before merge, but they affect a local emulator rather than production data.
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… backends
Skip backend TLS verification only when the backend set sets
verifyPeerCertificate=false and the backend is a loopback IP; all other
backends keep verifying. Shares httpclient.IsLoopbackHost with the ACI probe.
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Minor · Return the slot function resource type. · rp_web_functions.go:115
services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go:115 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Return the slot function resource type.
Slot-specific functions can now reach this envelope, but it reports Microsoft.Web/sites/functions. Their IDs identify Microsoft.Web/sites/slots/functions resources. Clients that classify resources by type receive an inconsistent identity. Select the type from id.Types and assert it in the slot test. (learn.microsoft.com)
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go at line 115:
Update the resource envelope’s type selection around fieldType so it uses
id.Types to report the slot-specific functions resource type for slot function
IDs, while preserving the existing type for non-slot functions. Assert the slot
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Minor · Decode GQL escape sequences. · gql.go:169-171
services/gcpdatastore/gql.go:169-171 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Decode GQL escape sequences.
Double-quoted string literals now reach this scanner. For example, WHERE name = "a\nb" is decoded as anb, not a string containing a newline, so the query can return incorrect results. Decode the documented GQL escapes rather than copying the character after the backslash. (docs.cloud.google.com)
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/gql.go around lines 169 - 171:
Update the backslash-handling branch in the GQL string scanner to translate
documented GQL escape sequences into their corresponding characters instead of
writing the following rune literally. Preserve the existing behavior for
non-escaped characters and ensure sequences such as \n produce a newline.
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services/gcpdatastore/index.go: 1
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Match unordered inequalities against compatible indexes.
The new enforcement makes the index signature depend on filter order. For example, an index on (Priority, Score) is rejected when the same unordered query lists the Score filter first. Datastore can use any compatible index when the query has no ORDER BY. Match the inequality properties without requiring their filter order or ascending directions. (docs.cloud.google.com)
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Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go:
- Line 115: Update the resource envelope’s type selection around fieldType so it
uses id.Types to report the slot-specific functions resource type for slot
function IDs, while preserving the existing type for non-slot functions. Assert
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Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/gql.go:
- Around line 169-171: Update the backslash-handling branch in the GQL string
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…ing a free port
azure{arm,blob,queue,table} and cosmosdb StartWorker record the OS-assigned
port via portalloc.ListenTCP; neptune's cypher front records its bound port;
iot tests start the broker on port 0 and read broker.Port(). ec2 SSH host port
and lambda runtime/kafka ports are embedded in configs, so they use
portalloc.AcquireEphemeral. Allowlist now holds only held-open false positives.
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…sync indexes, sys.jobs)
Opt-in docker engine (DSQL_ENGINE=docker): one postgres container per
cluster via pkgs/pgengine behind a TLS proxy on a portalloc port. Clusters
stay CREATING until the database accepts connections and turn FAILED if the
launch fails; delete/reset/shutdown remove the container.
The proxy accepts feature/dsql/auth DbConnect/DbConnectAdmin tokens as the
password (signature checked against the IAM/STS credential store, expiry,
cluster host, region, role/action match, identity policy when enforcing).
Shims: CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX ASYNC jobs, sys.jobs, sys.wait_for_job, AWS IAM
GRANT/REVOKE with sys.iam_pg_role_mappings, and 0A000 rejection of the
documented unsupported statements.
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…t-in Vosk engine
Jobs run QUEUED/IN_PROGRESS/COMPLETED/FAILED on an injectable clock. The
media object is read from the in-process S3 backend, sniffed (WAV, FLAC,
OGG, MP3, MP4, AMR, WebM) and validated; missing media, unsupported or
mismatched format, sample-rate mismatch and too many channels fail the job
with the documented FailureReason texts.
The batch transcript JSON (and the medical and Call Analytics documents),
subtitle files and the redacted transcript are PUT to OutputBucketName /
OutputKey / OutputLocation, or served from a fetchable emulator URL when
the output is service-managed. Without an engine the transcript is empty
and no words are invented. --transcribe-engine=docker runs a pinned Vosk
server image with sha256-pinned small models for 18 language codes.
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…ustom_id_ client names
Serve login, logout, oauth2/authorize|token|userInfo|revoke also under
/_aws/cognito-idp/, keeping the login redirect and form action on the alias.
CreateUserPoolClient pins the client ID from a _custom_id_:<id> client name,
rejecting malformed and duplicate IDs with InvalidParameterException.
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…k model
goleak in services/transcribe flagged a lingering TLS keep-alive connection
(net/http persistConn read/write loops) left by the one-shot model download.
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Minor · Update the backend_tls family note. It now contradicts the new behavior. · PARITY.md:80
services/ociloadbalancer/PARITY.md:80 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update the backend_tls family note. It now contradicts the new behavior.
Line 80 says there is no InsecureSkipVerify and that verifyPeerCertificate=false does NOT disable verification. It also says the peer chain and IP SAN are always verified. backendTLSFor in services/ociloadbalancer/dataplane.go now sets InsecureSkipVerify for loopback backend IPs when the flag is false or unset. Line 90 documents that exception. Line 80 is unchanged and therefore stale. The audit file now makes two opposite claims.
Update the note so it states the loopback-only exception and says non-loopback backends stay verified.
📝 Proposed doc fix
- backend_tls: {status: partial, note: "Backend sets with sslConfiguration use TLS to backends and for HTTPS health checks (isForcePlainText=false). The peer chain and IP SAN are always verified against the certificateName bundle (CA plus public certificate) or system roots; there is no InsecureSkipVerify, so verifyPeerCertificate=false does NOT disable verification (stricter than Oracle). verifyPeerCertificate=true requires a bundle."}+ backend_tls: {status: partial, note: "Backend sets with sslConfiguration use TLS to backends and for HTTPS health checks (isForcePlainText=false). The peer chain and IP SAN are verified against the certificateName bundle (CA plus public certificate) or system roots. Verification is skipped only when verifyPeerCertificate is false or unset and the backend host is a loopback IP (emulator-run targets; policy 2026-10-31); non-loopback backends are always verified (stricter than Oracle). verifyPeerCertificate=true requires a bundle."}
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Review comment at @services/ociloadbalancer/PARITY.md at line 80:
Update the backend_tls note in the audit file to document that verification is
skipped only for loopback backend IPs when verifyPeerCertificate is false or
unset, while non-loopback backends remain verified; preserve the existing note
about verifyPeerCertificate=true requiring a bundle.
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Review comments at @services/dsql/bootstrap.go:
- Line 124: In the bootstrap SQL after EnsureAdmin creates or updates the admin
role, grant it CREATE on the postgres database before altering the public
schema, so admin can run CREATE SCHEMA.
Review comments at @services/dsql/engine_internal_test.go:
- Line 214: Remove the `close(l.gate)` call in the cancellation test so the
launch gate remains closed while cancellation is verified. Keep `b.Close()` to
wait for the cancelled launch to exit.
Review comments at @services/dsql/iam_auth.go:
- Line 243: Update the authPrincipal construction for long-term credentials to
populate p.account from the authenticated user’s ARN before policy evaluation,
so PrincipalAccount conditions receive the user’s account ID.
- Around line 266-268: In the role and user session branches that load policies
with GetPoliciesForRole and GetPoliciesForUser, also resolve and assign each
principal’s permissions boundary to p.boundary before returning it. Use the
existing IAM boundary lookup pattern, keeping the boundary separate from the
identity policies so allows enforces it for both STS principal types.
Review comments at @services/dsql/jobs.go:
- Line 107: Replace the SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION approach in the job execution
path using conn.Exec with a connection authenticated as j.owner. At the enqueue
boundary, validate that queued SQL contains exactly one supported index
statement before accepting it.
Review comments at @services/dsql/settings.go:
- Around line 14-15: Update the Engine and EngineImage field declarations in the
settings struct to shorten their help text or adjust tag formatting so both
lines satisfy the lint length limit without suppression comments.
Review comments at @services/iot/broker_test.go:
- Around line 157-158: Update the broker startup wait around broker.Start so
checking for an early exit does not consume the only result from done; use a
completion signal that both the startup check and registered cleanup can
observe, while preserving the startup error report and ensuring cleanup cannot
hang.
Review comments at @services/iot/multi_region_test.go:
- Around line 177-181: Bound the readiness wait in the broker startup test so it
fails promptly if the asynchronous broker never signals readiness. Update the
select around `broker.Ready()` to use a short startup deadline or observe worker
completion, and check any resulting timer or completion errors immediately;
retain the existing test-context cancellation behavior.
Review comments at @services/ociloadbalancer/dataplane.go:
- Around line 495-501: In dialTLS, apply a dialTimeout deadline to the supplied
context before calling d.dialer.DialContext, and use that derived context for
both dialing and the TLS handshake; cancel it when the operation completes.
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Review comments at @services/ociloadbalancer/PARITY.md:
- Line 80: Update the backend_tls note in the audit file to document that
verification is skipped only for loopback backend IPs when verifyPeerCertificate
is false or unset, while non-loopback backends remain verified; preserve the
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Grant admin CREATE on the postgres database so it can run CREATE SCHEMA.
ALTER SCHEMA public OWNER TO admin does not give admin the database-level CREATE privilege that CREATE SCHEMA needs. EnsureAdmin only creates or alters the role with LOGIN CREATEDB CREATEROLE PASSWORD, and no statement in the bootstrap grants CREATE on the database. An admin session can therefore fail on CREATE SCHEMA. Adding the grant after the role exists fixes this.
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--- "a/services/dsql/bootstrap.go"+++ "b/services/dsql/bootstrap.go"@@ -121,5 +121,6 @@
GRANT EXECUTE ON FUNCTION sys.gs_create_index_async(text), sys.wait_for_job(text), sys.gs_iam_grant(text, text),
sys.gs_iam_revoke(text, text) TO PUBLIC;
ALTER DATABASE postgres SET timezone TO 'UTC';
+GRANT CREATE ON DATABASE postgres TO admin;
ALTER SCHEMA public OWNER TO admin;
`
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ALTERSCHEMApublicOWNERTOadmin;
GRANTCREATEONDATABASEpostgresTOadmin;
ALTERSCHEMApublicOWNERTOadmin;
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Review comment at @services/dsql/bootstrap.go at line 124:
In the bootstrap SQL after EnsureAdmin creates or updates the admin role, grant
it CREATE on the postgres database before altering the public schema, so admin
can run CREATE SCHEMA.
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Keep the launch gate closed during cancellation testing.
Receiving l.started does not establish that fakeLauncher.Launch has reached its select. If cancellation and close(l.gate) occur first, both cases are ready. Go can select the gate case, return an instance, and trigger teardown. The assertion that l.closed is empty then fails nondeterministically. (go.dev)
Remove this gate release. b.Close() already waits for the cancelled launch to exit.
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close(l.gate)
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Review comment at @services/dsql/engine_internal_test.go at line 214:
Remove the `close(l.gate)` call in the cancellation test so the launch gate
remains closed while cancellation is verified. Keep `b.Close()` to wait for the
cancelled launch to exit.
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Set the account on IAM-user principals.
This constructor leaves p.account empty for long-term credentials. With enforcement enabled, an otherwise valid allow policy conditioned on aws:PrincipalAccount = 123456789012 rejects that account's users. allows passes the empty value through, and services/iam/conditions.go, Lines 84–93, resolves the condition directly from PrincipalAccount. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Populate account from the authenticated user's ARN before evaluating policies.
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Review comment at @services/dsql/iam_auth.go at line 243:
Update the authPrincipal construction for long-term credentials to populate
p.account from the authenticated user’s ARN before policy evaluation, so
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Apply permissions boundaries to STS principals.
These branches load identity policies but never assign p.boundary. With Enforce=true, an assumed role whose identity policy allows dsql:DbConnectAdmin can connect even when its permissions boundary denies that action. allows treats the missing boundary as unrestricted. Temporary credentials must remain constrained by their principal's boundary. (docs.aws.amazon.com)
Resolve the boundary for both role and user sessions before returning the principal. The existing IAM boundary lookup separates this document from identity policies in services/iam/middleware.go, Lines 125–134 and 208–232. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In the role and user session branches that load policies with GetPoliciesForRole
and GetPoliciesForUser, also resolve and assign each principal’s permissions
boundary to p.boundary before returning it. Use the existing IAM boundary lookup
pattern, keeping the boundary separate from the identity policies so allows
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Execute jobs through a connection authenticated as the submitting role.
SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION does not remove the original superuser identity. Any user can reset session authorization to that identity. (postgresql.org)
A mapped non-admin role can call the publicly executable sys.gs_create_index_async directly with RESET SESSION AUTHORIZATION; ALTER ROLE app SUPERUSER. The function accepts arbitrary SQL (services/dsql/bootstrap.go, Lines 45–63 and 121–122). This worker then executes both statements on its superuser-authenticated connection; pgx v5.11.0 uses the simple protocol for Exec without arguments. This grants the caller database-superuser privileges. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Authenticate the execution connection as the submitting role. Also validate that queued SQL contains exactly one supported index statement at the enqueue boundary.
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Replace the SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION approach in the job execution path using
conn.Exec with a connection authenticated as j.owner. At the enqueue boundary,
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Engine string `json:"engine" env:"DSQL_ENGINE" default:"stub" help:"DSQL data plane: stub (control plane only) or docker (one PostgreSQL container per cluster behind an IAM-token proxy)."` //nolint:lll // Kong struct tag makes this line long
EngineImage string `json:"engine_image" env:"DSQL_ENGINE_IMAGE" default:"postgres:17" help:"PostgreSQL image backing each cluster in docker engine mode."` //nolint:lll // Kong struct tag makes this line long
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the new //nolint:lll directives.
Shorten the help text or configuration tags so these fields pass lint without suppressions. As per coding guidelines, “never use //nolint.”
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Review comment at @services/dsql/settings.go around lines 14 - 15:
Update the Engine and EngineImage field declarations in the settings struct to
shorten their help text or adjust tag formatting so both lines satisfy the lint
length limit without suppression comments.
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Do not consume done before cleanup waits on it.
If broker.Start fails before closing Ready, this branch consumes the only result from done. require.FailNow then runs the registered cleanup, which waits for a second result that will never arrive. The test hangs instead of reporting the startup error. Use a completion channel that cleanup can observe without consuming the startup result. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per coding guidelines, “no goroutine or resource leaks.”
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Review comment at @services/iot/broker_test.go around lines 157 - 158:
Update the broker startup wait around broker.Start so checking for an early exit
does not consume the only result from done; use a completion signal that both
the startup check and registered cleanup can observe, while preserving the
startup error report and ensuring cleanup cannot hang.
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Bound the broker readiness wait.
If Broker.Start exits before closing Ready, Handler.StartWorker still returns nil because it starts the broker asynchronously. This select then waits until the test context is canceled. The existing five-second connection check never runs. Add a short startup deadline or observe worker completion, and fail the test when startup does not complete. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @services/iot/multi_region_test.go around lines 177 - 181:
Bound the readiness wait in the broker startup test so it fails promptly if the
asynchronous broker never signals readiness. Update the select around
`broker.Ready()` to use a short startup deadline or observe worker completion,
and check any resulting timer or completion errors immediately; retain the
existing test-context cancellation behavior.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- repository transport ---'
nl -ba pkgs/httpclient/httpclient.go
printf'%s\n''--- proxy transport caller ---'
nl -ba services/ociloadbalancer/proxy.go | sed -n '190,260p'
nl -ba services/ociloadbalancer/proxy.go | sed -n '300,390p'printf'%s\n''--- health transport caller ---'
nl -ba services/ociloadbalancer/health.go | sed -n '1,155p'
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
Length of output: 11037
Script executed:
set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- idle transport ---'
nl -ba services/ociloadbalancer/proxy.go | sed -n '253,299p'printf'%s\n''--- health probe implementation ---'
rg -n -F -e 'func probe' -e 'http.NewRequest' -e 'context.WithTimeout' -e 'RoundTrip' -- services/ociloadbalancer/health.go
nl -ba services/ociloadbalancer/health.go | sed -n '145,290p'
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
Length of output: 6322
Preserve the 10-second timeout for custom TLS dialing.
transportFor now sets DialTLSContext, so http.Transport no longer applies TLSHandshakeTimeout. dialTLS performs the handshake with only the supplied context. The proxy and health-check callers add their own deadlines, but a stalled handshake can still exceed the 10-second dialTimeout used by dialBackend.
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Review comment at @services/ociloadbalancer/dataplane.go around lines 495 - 501:
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d.dialer.DialContext, and use that derived context for both dialing and the TLS
handshake; cancel it when the operation completes.
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Adds charts/gopherstack (Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, optional PVC,
Ingress, dind sidecar), a values schema, docs/kubernetes.md, golden
render tests, a k3s install test and a CI job.
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The persistence check can pass without a pod restart.
deletePods returns when the API accepts the delete. The old pod can still be Terminating and serve requests through the NodePort. The until loop can then see ListBuckets succeed against the old pod. The next assertion then passes without testing the PVC.
Record the pod UID before the delete. Wait for a Ready pod with a different UID, and then run the ListBuckets assertion.
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Review comment at @test/helm/install_test.go around lines 279 - 286:
Update the persistence check around `deletePods` to capture the current pod UID
before deletion, then wait until a different pod UID is Ready before calling
`ListBuckets`. Keep the bucket assertion after that readiness check so it
verifies persistence across an actual pod replacement.
188-297: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Split TestChart_InstallK3s into helpers.
The function is about 110 lines. The guideline requires functions under 100 lines. Extract helpers for these steps:
k3s cluster setup, which returns inst, api, servingCA and kubeconfig
the persistence restart check
the uninstall wait
As per coding guidelines: "small focused functions (under 100 lines), cyclomatic complexity below 15 (extract helpers — never use //nolint)".
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Review comment at @test/helm/install_test.go around lines 188 - 297:
Extract the k3s cluster setup from TestChart_InstallK3s into a focused helper
that returns inst, api, servingCA, and kubeconfig; extract the pod-restart
persistence check and deployment-removal wait into separate helpers. Keep the
test’s existing behavior and assertions, and ensure TestChart_InstallK3s is
under 100 lines.
Separate the container listen port from the Service port.
service.port sets three things:
the PORT env var in configmap.yaml (Line 8)
the containerPort on this line
the Service port
A user who changes only the external Service port also changes the port the application binds to inside the container. The container drops all capabilities, so a value below 1024 can fail to bind, depending on the node's ip_unprivileged_port_start setting.
The internal port is part of the image interface. Hardcode it and expose only the Service port as a value. Keep targetPort: http in service.yaml.
Based on learnings: "the internal container port ... should be hardcoded rather than parameterized ... Flag templates that make the internal port configurable without cause."
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Update the deployment template’s containerPort to the fixed internal port 8000,
and set the application’s PORT configuration to 8000 as well; keep the Service
port independently configurable and retain targetPort: http. Regenerate the
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services/transcribe/pipeline.go: 1
270-270: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use the roleSubtitle constant instead of the "subtitle" literal.
documents.go already defines roleSubtitle. renderFiles sets outFile.role to that constant. objectKey and managedName compare against the raw string. If someone changes the constant, these two switches silently fall through to the default branch. That branch returns the main transcript key.
♻️ Proposed fix
- case "subtitle":+ case roleSubtitle:
return base + "." + f.name
Apply the same change in managedName at Line 281.
As per coding guidelines: "named constants instead of magic strings".
Also applies to: 281-281
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Update the `objectKey` and `managedName` switches to compare against the
existing `roleSubtitle` constant instead of the raw subtitle string, so both
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 869-871: Set persist-credentials to false in the actions/checkout
step that uses GH_CI_TOKEN, so checkout does not store the token in Git
configuration.
Review comments at @dashboard/azureentra_proxy_test.go:
- Line 50: Update the cleanup registered with t.Cleanup to pass armH.Shutdown a
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Review comments at @docs/kubernetes.md:
- Line 11: Update the Helm instructions in docs/kubernetes.md to use the
rendered Service name `gopherstack` for the documented `gopherstack` release in
both endpoint references: the `kubectl port-forward` command and the in-cluster
URL.
Review comments at @test/helm/install_test.go:
- Line 258: Update the Helm arguments in the install test to pass
image.repository and image.tag with --set-string so the generated tag remains a
string; keep image.pullPolicy=Never on --set.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/azureentra.ts:
- Line 519: Update the default name generation for createRoleAssignment to work
when crypto.randomUUID is unavailable in insecure browser contexts. Use a helper
that prefers crypto.randomUUID and falls back to crypto.getRandomValues to
generate a UUID, then use that helper as the default parameter.
- Around line 432-433: Update resolvePrincipals to split unique IDs into batches
of at most 100 before calling graph for directoryObjects/getByIds, then add each
batch’s parsed results to out. Preserve the existing result mapping while
ensuring no request exceeds the server limit.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/components/azure/EntraApplications.svelte:
- Around line 151-154: Render detailError outside the {#if detail} block in
EntraApplications.svelte so load failures remain visible when detail is null;
clear detailError in select() alongside resetting detail to prevent stale errors
on subsequent selections.
---
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Review comments at @charts/gopherstack/templates/deployment.yaml:
- Line 53: Update the deployment template’s containerPort to the fixed internal
port 8000, and set the application’s PORT configuration to 8000 as well; keep
the Service port independently configurable and retain targetPort: http.
Regenerate the affected golden files.
Review comments at @services/transcribe/pipeline.go:
- Line 270: Update the `objectKey` and `managedName` switches to compare against
the existing `roleSubtitle` constant instead of the raw subtitle string, so both
continue to handle subtitle roles if the constant changes.
Review comments at @test/helm/install_test.go:
- Around line 279-286: Update the persistence check around `deletePods` to
capture the current pod UID before deletion, then wait until a different pod UID
is Ready before calling `ListBuckets`. Keep the bucket assertion after that
readiness check so it verifies persistence across an actual pod replacement.
- Around line 188-297: Extract the k3s cluster setup from TestChart_InstallK3s
into a focused helper that returns inst, api, servingCA, and kubeconfig; extract
the pod-restart persistence check and deployment-removal wait into separate
helpers. Keep the test’s existing behavior and assertions, and ensure
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Disable credential persistence in checkout.
This job runs go test and never pushes to git. The checkout step still writes the token to .git/config by default. Set persist-credentials: false. This also clears the zizmor artipacked warning.
[warning] 869-871: credential persistence through GitHub Actions artifacts (artipacked): does not set persist-credentials: false
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/ci.yml around lines 869 - 871:
Set persist-credentials to false in the actions/checkout step that uses
GH_CI_TOKEN, so checkout does not store the token in Git configuration.
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Do not use context.Background() in the cleanup.
The repository rule forbids context.Background() in tests. t.Context() is already canceled when t.Cleanup functions run. Passing it to Shutdown would give the handler a canceled context. Use context.WithoutCancel(t.Context()), as test/helm/install_test.go does.
Based on learnings: "Do NOT introduce context.Background()/context.TODO() in service code or tests to satisfy a signature — thread the real request/root context (in tests use t.Context())."
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Use the rendered Service name in the Helm instructions.
For the documented release name gopherstack, the chart renders the Service as gopherstack, not gopherstack-gopherstack. Update both documented endpoints.
Suggested fix
-kubectl port-forward svc/gopherstack-gopherstack 8000:8000+kubectl port-forward svc/gopherstack 8000:8000
...
-The image is `ghcr.io/blackbirdworks/gopherstack`, tagged with the chart `appVersion` unless `image.tag` is set. In-cluster clients use `http://<release>-gopherstack.<namespace>.svc.cluster.local:8000`.+The image is `ghcr.io/blackbirdworks/gopherstack`, tagged with the chart `appVersion` unless `image.tag` is set. In-cluster clients use `http://<service-name>.<namespace>.svc.cluster.local:8000`, where `<service-name>` is the rendered chart fullname.
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Update the Helm instructions in docs/kubernetes.md to use the rendered Service
name `gopherstack` for the documented `gopherstack` release in both endpoint
references: the `kubectl port-forward` command and the in-cluster URL.
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Chunk getByIds requests to the server limit of 100 IDs.
The server proxy rejects a directoryObjects/getByIds body with more than graphPxMaxIDs (100) IDs (dashboard/azuregraph_proxy.go, graphIDsBody). resolvePrincipals sends all unique IDs in one call. A scope with more than 100 distinct principals returns 400. EntraRoles.svelte swallows the error with .catch(() => new Map()). Every principal then shows as a raw GUID.
Send the IDs in batches of 100.
Proposed fix
--- "a/ui/src/lib/azureentra.ts"+++ "b/ui/src/lib/azureentra.ts"@@ -429,8 +429,12 @@
const unique = [...new Set(ids.filter((i) => isGuid(i)))];
const out = new Map<string, DirObject>();
if (unique.length === 0) return out;
- const r = await graph("POST", "/directoryObjects/getByIds", { ids: unique }, fetchFn);- for (const o of list(r.value).map((row) => parseDirObject(row))) out.set(o.id, o);+ const maxIds = 100;+ for (let i = 0; i < unique.length; i += maxIds) {+ const ids = unique.slice(i, i + maxIds);+ const r = await graph("POST", "/directoryObjects/getByIds", { ids }, fetchFn);+ for (const o of list(r.value).map((row) => parseDirObject(row))) out.set(o.id, o);+ }
return out;
}
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Update resolvePrincipals to split unique IDs into batches of at most 100 before
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Replace crypto.randomUUID() with a fallback for insecure contexts.
Browsers expose crypto.randomUUID only in secure contexts (HTTPS or localhost). This PR adds a Helm chart with a NodePort service. A user can open the dashboard over plain http://<node-ip>:<port>. In that case crypto.randomUUID is undefined. The default parameter throws a TypeError, and "Add role assignment" fails.
Use crypto.getRandomValues, which works in insecure contexts, as a fallback.
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Review comment at @ui/src/lib/azureentra.ts at line 519:
Update the default name generation for createRoleAssignment to work when
crypto.randomUUID is unavailable in insecure browser contexts. Use a helper that
prefers crypto.randomUUID and falls back to crypto.getRandomValues to generate a
UUID, then use that helper as the default parameter.
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Show detailError outside the {#if detail} block.
select() sets detail = null before it calls loadDetail(). If getApplication fails, detail stays null. The {#if detail} block, which holds the error <p>, never renders, so the user sees nothing. select() also never clears detailError, so a stale message can appear on the next successful load.
Move the error element out of the block. Clear detailError in select().
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…D 65532)
The FROM scratch image ran as root with the binary at /root/gopherstack.
Move to distroless static:nonroot with the binary at /usr/local/bin
(WORKDIR, so ./gopherstack health still works) and /data owned by 65532.
Release, goreleaser and test Dockerfiles share the layout.
- docker-socket users add the socket group (--group-add / group_add);
compose files, docs/docker.md and examples updated, examples run as root
- testcontainers modules and `gopherstack start` run as root when a host
bind mount or the socket is requested
- helm chart defaults to runAsNonRoot 65532; install test asserts it
- k3sengine: reset umask to 022 before exec'ing k3s; the CA-key umask 077
made every containerd image root 0700
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…ifecycle, transcoding, soft delete
Bucket notificationConfigs deliver to Pub/Sub in-process with the documented
attributes and JSON_API_V1 payload; projects.hmacKeys; V2/V4 signed URL
verification (RSA and HMAC); retention policies, locks and holds; lifecycle
janitor on an injectable clock; decompressive transcoding; soft delete and
restore.
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…o/zipslip)
The prefix check already blocked traversal; CodeQL needs the explicit '..'
guard to recognise the sanitizer.
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Review comments at @podman-compose.yml:
- Line 13: Update the example command comment near the compose setup to
explicitly select the Podman Compose file instead of relying on the default
Docker Compose filename, and identify the applicable Podman socket path.
Review comments at @services/transcribe/engine_vosk.go:
- Around line 337-341: Update the archive path validation before filepath.Join
in the extraction flow: use filepath.IsLocal on f.Name (or an equivalent
analyzer-visible check) to reject absolute and parent-traversal paths, retain
the existing containment checks, and remove the gosec suppression.
Review comments at @testcontainers/node/index.js:
- Line 70: Add a `withUser()` customizer to the Node wrapper and store the
requested user; in `start()`, apply it after the default `withUser("0:0")`
setting so callers can override root when persistence or Docker socket support
is enabled. Declare `withUser(user: string): this` in the wrapper’s TypeScript
definitions.
Review comments at
@testcontainers/python/testcontainers_gopherstack/__init__.py:
- Line 99: Update both with_persistence() and with_docker_socket() to preserve
existing Docker kwargs when setting the root user: merge user="0:0" into
self._kwargs before passing the options to with_kwargs(), so constructor options
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the Podman Compose file in the example.
From the repository root, docker compose up selects docker-compose.yml, not podman-compose.yml. Show a Podman command that selects this file, and identify the applicable Podman socket path.
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Review comment at @podman-compose.yml at line 13:
Update the example command comment near the compose setup to explicitly select
the Podman Compose file instead of relying on the default Docker Compose
filename, and identify the applicable Podman socket path.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Remove the gosec suppression from the archive path check.
//nolint:gosec hides a security diagnostic on the archive-extraction path. Keep the containment checks, but use filepath.IsLocal(f.Name) or another analyzer-visible path check before filepath.Join, then remove the suppression. filepath.IsLocal rejects absolute and parent-traversal paths. (pkg.go.dev)
This follows the repository rule to avoid nolint directives and keeps future path-traversal regressions visible to static analysis.
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[error] 341-341: Zip-Slip: joining the extraction directory with an attacker-controlled archive entry name (e.g. zip.File.Name / tar.Header.Name) without validating the resolved path lets a crafted entry like '../../etc/passwd' escape the destination root and overwrite arbitrary files. Sanitize the entry name and verify the cleaned target stays within the destination (e.g. reject names containing '..', then check that the result has the destination as a prefix using filepath.Clean + strings.HasPrefix or filepath.Rel).
Context: filepath.Join(dest, f.Name)
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
(zip-slip-filepath-join-archive-entry-go)
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Review comment at @services/transcribe/engine_vosk.go around lines 337 - 341:
Update the archive path validation before filepath.Join in the extraction flow:
use filepath.IsLocal on f.Name (or an equivalent analyzer-visible check) to
reject absolute and parent-traversal paths, retain the existing containment
checks, and remove the gosec suppression.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '20,110p' testcontainers/node/index.js
sed -n '20,45p' testcontainers/README.md
rg -n 'MkdirAll|Chmod|0o?7[0-9][0-9]' pkgs/persistence/file.go | head -20
nl -ba testcontainers/node/index.js | sed -n '28,78p'printf'%s\n''--- TypeScript declarations ---'
nl -ba testcontainers/node/index.d.ts | sed -n '1,25p'printf'%s\n''--- persistence lines ---'
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Allow callers to override the persistence user.
withPersistence() and withDockerSocket() make start() apply withUser("0:0"). The Node wrapper exposes no user customizer, although the shared README instructs callers to use one. Add withUser() and apply its value after the default root setting.
Persistence creates new directories with mode 0700. When root creates those directories in a host bind mount, a non-root host user may be unable to read or remove them. This is a minor integration issue because root execution is intentional and remains the default workaround.
Also declare withUser(user: string): this in testcontainers/node/index.d.ts.
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Add a `withUser()` customizer to the Node wrapper and store the requested user;
in `start()`, apply it after the default `withUser("0:0")` setting so callers
can override root when persistence or Docker socket support is enabled. Declare
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Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'testcontainers' testcontainers/python/pyproject.toml testcontainers/python/requirements*.txt 2>/dev/null
pip show testcontainers 2>/dev/null | head -3
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
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rg -n -F -e 'with_kwargs' -e 'security_opt' -e 'mem_limit' -e 'user="0:0"' -- testcontainers/python ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n 'testcontainers' testcontainers/python/requirements*.txt testcontainers/python/uv.lock testcontainers/python/poetry.lock 2>/dev/null ||test"$?" -eq 1
d=$(mktemp -d)
python3 -m pip download --no-deps -q 'testcontainers==4.15.0' -d "$d"2>"$d/pip.err"|| { echo"pip download failed:"; cat "$d/pip.err"; }
python3 - "$d"<<'PY'import glob, sys, zipfilewheels = glob.glob(sys.argv[1] + '/*.whl')if not wheels: print("no wheel downloaded")for whl in wheels: print("wheel:", whl) z = zipfile.ZipFile(whl) names = [n for n in z.namelist() if n.endswith('core/container.py')] for name in names: print("file:", name) lines = z.read(name).decode().splitlines() for i, line in enumerate(lines): if '_kwargs' in line or 'def with_kwargs' in line: print(f"{i+1:>5} {line}") for i, line in enumerate(lines): if 'def with_kwargs' in line: for j in range(i, min(i + 8, len(lines))): print(f"{j+1:>5} {lines[j]}")PY
Keep existing container kwargs when adding the root user.
with_kwargs() in testcontainers-python 4.15.0, the minimum version this package requires, assigns a new dict to self._kwargs. It does not merge. with_persistence() and with_docker_socket() both call self.with_kwargs(user="0:0"), so any options set earlier are dropped. This includes options passed to the GopherstackContainer constructor, such as mem_limit or security_opt. The containers then start without those settings.
Merge the root user into the existing kwargs in both methods. The fix reads self._kwargs, a private attribute of DockerContainer, because the library exposes no public getter.
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Update both with_persistence() and with_docker_socket() to preserve existing
Docker kwargs when setting the root user: merge user="0:0" into self._kwargs
before passing the options to with_kwargs(), so constructor options such as
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Zones (PRIMARY/SECONDARY, GLOBAL/PRIVATE), record get/patch/update/delete at
zone, domain and rrset level with RecordOperation semantics, serials, etags
and conditional headers, zone files, views, resolvers and endpoints attached
to OCI Core VCNs, TSIG keys, steering policies and attachments, change
compartment for each resource, and a UDP/TCP DNS server for GLOBAL zones.
Port 8168, DNS port 8169.
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…ck set windows
With async provisioning on, DeleteStack, ExecuteChangeSet, rollbacks,
nested stacks and StackSet instances pass through their documented
in-progress states using the existing pendingStackOp chain and delay.
Adds per-resource events, DELETE_FAILED retry (RetainResources,
FORCE_DELETE_STACK), OnFailure DO_NOTHING/DELETE, executed change sets
staying describable, and StackInstanceStatus.DetailedStatus.
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Nitpick comments: 2
services/gcpstorage/notifications_test.go: 1
67-67: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use t.Context() in drain.
drain calls Pull with context.Background(). If the test is cancelled, this request is not cancelled with it. Replace the argument with t.Context().
Based on learnings: "in tests use t.Context()".
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Review comment at @services/gcpstorage/notifications_test.go at line 67:
Update the Pull call in drain to use the test context from t.Context() instead
of context.Background(), so the request is cancelled when the test is cancelled.
Do not log with context.Background() in service code.
dispatchNotifications loads the logger from context.Background(). The repository rules forbid this pattern. They require the logger to come from the real request or root context. As a result, a failed publish is logged without the request or worker attributes.
Add a ctx context.Context parameter to flushEvents and dispatchNotifications. If changing the call sites is too broad, store the worker context on the backend in StartWorker. Then log with logger.Load(ctx).WarnContext(ctx, ...).
As per coding guidelines: "Logging MUST always be performed via log/slog and MUST always be pulled from the context". Based on learnings: "Do NOT introduce context.Background()/context.TODO() in service code or tests to satisfy a signature".
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Review comment at @services/gcpstorage/notifications.go around lines 288 - 289:
Update flushEvents and dispatchNotifications to accept and propagate the real
request or worker context, then use that context with logger.Load and
WarnContext when logging publish failures; do not use a background context.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Learnings
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Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/signing_test.go:
- Around line 334-342: Update the mutate callback signature and its invocation
in TestSignedURLHMAC to pass the active subtest’s testing.T, and adjust every
mutate literal to accept that parameter so assertions run against the correct
test.
Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/transcode.go:
- Around line 49-54: Replace the io.ReadAll(zr) buffering path with streaming
from zr to the response using io.Copy after writing the response headers; on a
copy error, stop without serving the original body as a fallback. Preserve the
existing fallback for gzip reader creation failures before any response bytes
are written.
Review comments at @services/ocidns/records.go:
- Around line 349-356: Update the `spec` logic around `normRdata` to reject any
request with `in.Rdata` set and `s.rtype` empty, returning the existing
missing-field error for `rtype`. Then normalize RDATA when the domain is set and
the type is not SOA, preserving the existing behavior for requests without
RDATA.
Review comments at @services/ocidns/zones.go:
- Around line 487-512: Update applyZoneUpdate to apply all requested changes to
a copy of z, including mutations made by applyExternals, and assign the copy
back to z only when every validation succeeds. On any error, leave the live zone
unchanged.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/notifications_test.go:
- Line 67: Update the Pull call in drain to use the test context from
t.Context() instead of context.Background(), so the request is cancelled when
the test is cancelled.
Review comments at @services/gcpstorage/notifications.go:
- Around line 288-289: Update flushEvents and dispatchNotifications to accept
and propagate the real request or worker context, then use that context with
logger.Load and WarnContext when logging publish failures; do not use a
background context.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Pass the subtest t into mutate.
The mutate closure for "inactive key" calls require.NoError(t, err). That t belongs to the parent TestSignedURLHMAC, because mutate has no t parameter. The closure runs inside a parallel subtest. If the assertion fails, FailNow runs on the parent test from the subtest goroutine. The testing package then panics, and the real failure is hidden.
Update the other mutate literals to take _ *testing.T.
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Review comment at @services/gcpstorage/signing_test.go around lines 334 - 342:
Update the mutate callback signature and its invocation in TestSignedURLHMAC to
pass the active subtest’s testing.T, and adjust every mutate literal to accept
that parameter so assertions run against the correct test.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Stream the decompressed body instead of buffering it.
io.ReadAll(zr) puts the whole decompressed object in memory before any byte is written. A gzip object of a few megabytes can expand to gigabytes. One upload with Content-Encoding: gzip followed by a plain GET can therefore exhaust the emulator's memory.
Write the headers first, then copy zr to the response with io.Copy. If the gzip header is invalid, gzip.NewReader fails before any write, so that fallback still works. If an error occurs in the middle of the stream, stop writing and let the client see a short body.
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Review comment at @services/gcpstorage/transcode.go around lines 49 - 54:
Replace the io.ReadAll(zr) buffering path with streaming from zr to the response
using io.Copy after writing the response headers; on a copy error, stop without
serving the original body as a fallback. Preserve the existing fallback for gzip
reader creation failures before any response bytes are written.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Reject rdata without rtype instead of ignoring it.
For REQUIRE, PROHIBIT and REMOVE, spec normalizes rdata only when s.domain and s.rtype are both set. If the caller sends domain and rdata without rtype, s.rdata stays empty. removeRecord then treats the operation as "remove everything at the domain" and deletes every record set there. REQUIRE and PROHIBIT likewise match any record at the domain.
A common trigger is PatchDomainRecords with {operation: REMOVE, rdata: "192.0.2.1"}. The path supplies the domain but not the rtype. The request is meant to delete one record but deletes all records at the domain.
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Review comment at @services/ocidns/records.go around lines 349 - 356:
Update the `spec` logic around `normRdata` to reject any request with `in.Rdata`
set and `s.rtype` empty, returning the existing missing-field error for `rtype`.
Then normalize RDATA when the domain is set and the type is not SOA, preserving
the existing behavior for requests without RDATA.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Apply UpdateZone atomically.
applyZoneUpdate sets z.ResolutionMode and z.DnssecState on the live zone. Only after that does applyExternals validate externalMasters and externalDownstreams. applyExternals also sets z.ExternalMasters before it checks the downstreams. If a later check fails, UpdateZone returns 400, but the earlier fields stay changed. The etag and Modified are not updated, so later conditional requests see a modified zone with an old etag.
Example: a PRIMARY zone receives {dnssecState: ENABLED, externalMasters: [{address: "192.0.2.1"}]}. The request returns 400 InvalidParameter, and dnssecState remains ENABLED.
Validate every field first and assign them at the end. An alternative is to work on a copy (cp := *z) and commit it with *z = cp only on success.
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Review comment at @services/ocidns/zones.go around lines 487 - 512:
Update applyZoneUpdate to apply all requested changes to a copy of z, including
mutations made by applyExternals, and assign the copy back to z only when every
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…working and redacted metadata
Instances (create, start/stop/suspend/resume/reset, delete, detail with
metadata keys only and click-to-reveal), disks/images/snapshots, networks
(VPC, subnets, firewalls, routes, peering, NAT), load balancing, Cloud
Armor and operations tabs; the proxy rebuilds create bodies from fixed
fields and redacts every metadata value.
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…ainers uses
The non-root image change used FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM and COPY --chmod,
both BuildKit-only, so testcontainers' local image build failed with an empty
platform. The test image is host-arch and the binary is already 0755.
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