* Finish the AccessSet changes to the main formatter. (#308)
The original PR, steve/pull/158 drifted too far from changes
in main, so it's easier to create a new PR:
* Bring in and update DefaultSchemaTemplatesForStore
* Move from based on `master` to `main`
* Update k8s version
* [main&2.10.3] Add schema links and resource methods for resource verb patch (#450)
* Show patch link on the API resource when patch permission is present and add patch ResourceMethod to the schema.
* Added tests for new functionality and corrected disallowed method for patch
* [v0.4] Add schema links and resource methods for resource verb patch (#450)
* Show patch link on the API resource when patch permission is present and add patch ResourceMethod to the schema.
* Added tests for new functionality and corrected disallowed method for patch
# Conflicts:
# pkg/resources/common/formatter.go
# pkg/resources/common/formatter_test.go
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Co-authored-by: Eric Promislow <epromislow@suse.com>
* Refactor ID based partitioning, add unit tests
This resolves an issue where the requested namespace filter was not
always honored.
* Correct naming issues to appease the linter
* changing secret and configmap formatters to return decoded helm data if includeHelmData query parameter is present
* adding tests for gzip magic header
* refactor(accesscontrol): make addAccess directly accept PolicyRules
* refactor(accesscontrol): add new types for encapsulating all needed data
* refactor(accesscontrol): make getRules return resource version
* refactor(accesscontrol): add new getRoleRefs to policyRuleIndex
* refactor(accesscontrol): make accessStore use the new types and method
* cleanup(accesscontrol): remove unused code
* cleanup(accesscontrol): adapt tests
* cleanup(accesscontrol): add some comments and remove unused function
* refactor(accesscontrol): rework indexer to make it more readable and testable
* Fix typo
* test: consistent use of t.Error
* test: refactor policyRulesMock to just use a map
* misc: rename toUserInfo function
* refactor: consistent sort by UID
* Add more fields to index when sql-caching is on.
Misc changes:
- Use the builtin Event class, not events.k8s.io (by looking at the dashboard client code)
- Specify full path to the management.cattle.io fields.
- Map `Event.type` to `Event._type` for indexing.
Use a compound transform-func to first check for a "signal",
and then to run all the relevant transformers until either
one fails or the list is exhausted.
- Includes moving the fakeSummaryCache type into a common area.
Use a simpler way of running transforms.
* Inline the function to get the gvk key.
* Create a '--sql-cache' flag to turn on caching for the steve CLI.
* Improve error-handling in object transformer.
* Drop the 'GetTransform' function.
* Inline the code that transforms a payload into a k8s-unstructured object.
Previously, the formatter for state/relationships was disabled when the
sql cache was enabled, since a transform function was adding those
values before they were added to the cache. However, the get/watch calls
currently don't use the cache, causing the state/relationships to be
missing.
This implements the Imperative API that is served at /ext with Steve. The imperative API is compatible with Kubernetes' API server and will be used as an extension API server.
* refactor(accesscontrol): use interface for AccessStore cache
* refactor(accesscontrol): early return when cache is disabled
* test(accesscontrol): add failing unit test
* test(accesscontrol): skip failing test
* added namespace check to proxy_store create
* added namespaced resources checks and create tests
* Update pkg/stores/proxy/proxy_store.go
* changed error message and added missing name only test
* updated sql/proxy_store
* changed return to use apierror.NewAPIError
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Co-authored-by: Felipe C. Gehrke <felipe@localhost.localdomain>
Co-authored-by: Tom Lebreux <tom.lebreux@suse.com>
Adds logic which adds virtual fields resources. This allows these fields
to be sorted/filtered on when the SQL cache is enabled. Id and
metadata.state.name were added as the first two fields.