Optimize myPrivileges #4794
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant refactoring to the authorization system, focusing on transforming how authorization policies handle rules. The changes primarily involve converting rule-related properties from string representations to structured array types across multiple files. The modifications enhance type safety, improve data handling, and simplify the authorization logic by removing unnecessary conversion methods and directly working with array-based rule structures. Changes
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src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.entity.ts (1)
15-22: Consider adding data validation in service layerSince the columns are nullable and using JSON type, consider implementing validation in the service layer to ensure data integrity:
- Validate array contents before saving
- Handle null cases appropriately
- Consider adding JSON schema validation
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src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (6)
89-92: Validate array format for credentialRules.
Checking if credentialRules is an array and if it's empty is consistent with the new array-based approach. This ensures proper data structure before proceeding.
126-126: Confirmed usage of authorization.credentialRules array.
This assignment correctly references the updated array-based property of credentialRules.
144-144: VerifiedCredentialRules assignment maintains consistency.
Utilizing the array property directly helps keep the code base consistent with the new data model.
166-166: PrivilegeRules usage is properly handled as an array.
Explicitly working with privilegeRules aligns with the updated interface for array-based rules.
185-216: Streamlined calculation of granted privileges.
• Using a Set to collect privileges is an efficient way to avoid duplicates.
• Checking anonymousReadAccess first ensures a simple short-circuit for read privileges.
• The array-based iteration aligns with the new credentialRules and verifiedCredentialRules data structure.
Overall, this method is well-structured and clear.
229-234: Effective array-based criteria matching in isCredentialMatch.
• The usage of “some” for satisfying any matching criteria is straightforward.
• Throwing an AuthorizationInvalidPolicyException if no criteria exist is appropriate guard logic.
src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.service.ts (10)
163-165: Initialize with empty arrays in reset.
Converting to arrays avoids confusion that could arise from empty strings. This ensures consistency across the codebase.
Line range hint 244-254: Appending new credential rule directly to array.
• The logic consistently updates and reassigns auth.credentialRules after modifying them.
• This approach is more efficient than string concatenation and avoids unnecessary conversions.
264-269: Batch appending credential rules.
Collecting all additional rules in existingRules and then reassigning ensures a cohesive approach for large sets of new rules.
278-282: Appending privilege rules.
Following the same pattern as credential rules, making the code consistent and predictable.
292-297: Appending verified credential rules.
Maintaining the same array-based pattern is consistent with the broader shift from string-based to array-based rule storage.
331-339: Inherit credential rules from parent.
• Resetting child policy and then selectively cascading inherited rules is logical.
• Ensures only cascading rules are carried over.
342-348: Inherit verified credential rules.
Similarly retains and cascades parent VC rules where relevant. This preserves continuity in policy definitions.
356-356: Retrieving credential rules.
Returning rules as an array is consistent with the new data structure.
363-363: Retrieving verified credential rules.
This direct retrieval approach fits the updated format for rule management.
370-370: Returning privilege rules with null coalescing.
Using “?? []” ensures we safely handle any unset fields.
src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.interface.ts (2)
2-4: Imported interfaces match the shift to typed arrays.
Including these definitions aligns each rule type with its dedicated interface and fosters maintainable, type-safe code.
14-16: Converted fields to array types for credential, verifiedCredential, and privilege rules.
• Improves clarity by eliminating string-based representations.
• Ensures type safety and straightforward array operations across the codebase.
src/migrations/1734531789437-credentialRules.ts (2)
6-26: Migration-up ensures JSON consistency.
• Converting columns to JSON and enforcing empty arrays where null or empty strings were present ensures fully populated and correct data structures.
• This approach prevents data loss while transitioning to typed arrays.
28-39: Migration-down reverts columns.
• Safely restoring columns to text maintains rollback integrity should we need to revert the changes.
src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.entity.ts (4)
6-8: LGTM! Clean import organization
The new imports for rule types align with the transition to typed rules and follow proper module organization.
42-44: LGTM! Proper initialization of rule arrays
The constructor correctly initializes all rule arrays as empty arrays, preventing potential null reference issues.
Line range hint 1-47: Verify GraphQL schema compatibility
Since this is an entity class that likely has GraphQL types generated from it, we should verify the schema changes:
- Check if GraphQL types are properly updated
- Verify if this is a breaking change for API clients
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GraphQL schema is properly maintained with resolver fields
The verification shows that the GraphQL schema is properly maintained:
- Found
AuthorizationPolicyResolverFieldsclass that handles GraphQL field resolution for the entity - The resolver properly exposes the entity fields through
@ResolveFielddecorators - No breaking changes detected as the entity fields align with the resolver fields
This is not a breaking change for API clients as:
- The entity fields are properly exposed through GraphQL resolvers
- All fields in the entity have corresponding resolver fields
- The nullable and type definitions are preserved
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15-22: Verify data migration for existing records
The column type changes from string to json look good and align with the optimization goals. However, we should ensure existing data is properly migrated.
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test/data/user.json (1)
23-58: Consider consolidating duplicate credential rules.The credential rules in the profile authorization contain redundant entries for global admin privileges. Rules "1" and "2" grant almost identical privileges, which could lead to maintenance issues.
Consider consolidating the rules:
- { - "name": "1", - "criterias": [], - "type": "global-admin", - "resourceID": "", - "grantedPrivileges": [ - "create", - "grant", - "read", - "update", - "delete" - ], - "cascade": true - }, - { - "name": "2", - "criterias": [], - "type": "global-admin-community", - "resourceID": "", - "grantedPrivileges": [ - "create", - "read", - "update", - "delete", - "grant" - ], - "cascade": true - }, + { + "name": "global-admin", + "criterias": [], + "type": "global-admin", + "resourceID": "", + "grantedPrivileges": ["create", "read", "update", "delete", "grant"], + "cascade": true + },
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74-109: Verify consistency of authorization rules across profile and agent objects.
The credential rules are duplicated across profile, agent, and user authorization sections. This could lead to inconsistencies if rules are updated in one place but not others.
Consider implementing a shared configuration for these rules to maintain consistency and ease updates.
Also applies to: 135-160
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Let me gather more information to see the complete credential rules and their structure across different sections.
Credential rules are indeed duplicated but consistent across sections
The analysis shows that the credential rules are duplicated three times in the user.json file, but they maintain consistency in their structure and permissions:
- All sections contain the same global-admin and global-admin-community rules with identical privileges
- The user-self rule maintains the same structure and privileges (create, read, update) across sections
- The only minor difference is the addition of "name": "3" in one instance of user-self rule
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src/domain/space/space/space.service.spec.ts (1)
248-251: LGTM! Mock aligns with the new authorization policy structure.
The empty arrays correctly reflect the new type structure for credential rules, privilege rules, and verified credential rules.
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src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.service.ts (2)
264-269: **Avoid repeated .push loops (optional DRY suggestion) **
You may consider merging loops or using array spread to avoid repeated patterns. For example:-for (const additionalRule of additionalRules) { - existingRules.push(additionalRule); -} +existingRules.push(...additionalRules);This can slightly reduce verbosity and improve workflow.
331-339: **Consider filtering/transforming inherited rules more flexibly **
Currently, you filter inherited rules only by cascade. If you foresee applying more criteria, you might unify inheritance checks in a helper function for clarity.
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src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.service.ts (8)
163-165: **Use arrays for better clarity **
Initializing as empty arrays is a clear and direct approach to handle the rules, removing ambiguity that could arise from string-based data. This change improves maintainability.
Line range hint 244-254: **Appending rules logic is correct **
Appending the new rule directly to the existing array is straightforward and helps preserve the policy’s existing data while adding new entries.
278-282: **Consistent approach on privilege rules **
Logic for appending privilege rules aligns well with credential rules. Code is consistent.
292-297: **Verified credential appending logic consistent **
No issues found. Matches the pattern used for other rule types.
342-348: **Direct inheritance logic is straightforward **
Verified credential rules are simply cloned; usage is consistent.
356-356: **Direct property getter is fine **
Returning the credentialRules array directly is concise and consistent with your array approach.
362-362: **Method naming consistent **
Returning verifiedCredentialRules directly matches the naming convention for your policy objects.
368-368: **Nullish coalescing assures array return **
Using ?? [] ensures the method never returns undefined, a good safeguard if privilegeRules is not set.
src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (6)
89-89: **Ensure at least one base rule **
Throwing an exception when no credential rules are present enforces that every policy must define at least one rule. Double-check that this won’t prevent legitimate empty-policy scenarios if they exist.
Would you like a quick script to find empty policies in the codebase?
123-123: **Credential rules iteration is efficient **
Looping through credential rules directly avoids the overhead of previously performed conversions, aligning with the new array-based structure.
141-141: **Verified credential rules logic matches pattern **
The structure for verified credential checks mirrors the approach used for basic credentials, promoting consistency.
163-163: **Chaining privileges logic is sound **
Leveraging grantedPrivileges.includes(rule.sourcePrivilege) ensures any earlier rules feed into subsequent privilege checks.
182-213: **Efficient privilege aggregation via sets **
Using a Set for aggregating granted privileges prevents duplicates and simplifies the logic. Converting to an array at the end is standard practice. No major issues found here.
226-231: **isCredentialMatch logic is clean **
The .some usage and resourceID check policy are concise and correct. Throwing an exception for empty criterias is a good safety measure.
…so on api level; fixed import that caused a circular dependency
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Nice improvement, both cleaner + faster :) For a very core bit of server code...
Also brought in the suggestions from Svetlo re not nullable fields. Migration generation is failing for me so raised another issue to check that the code + db are in sync + not block this one coming in.
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src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (2)
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244-259: Add error handling for JSON parsingThe
JSON.parseoperation could throw an error ifclaimRuleStris malformed. Consider adding try-catch and type validation.- const claimRule: { name: string; value: string } = - JSON.parse(claimRuleStr); + let claimRule: { name: string; value: string }; + try { + const parsed = JSON.parse(claimRuleStr); + if (typeof parsed.name === 'string' && typeof parsed.value === 'string') { + claimRule = parsed; + } else { + this.logger.error( + `Invalid claim rule format: ${claimRuleStr}`, + LogContext.AUTH + ); + return false; + } + } catch (error) { + this.logger.error( + `Failed to parse claim rule: ${claimRuleStr}`, + LogContext.AUTH + ); + return false; + }
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48-60: Review sensitive data loggingThe
logCredentialCheckFailDetailsmethod logs credential details which might contain sensitive information. Consider redacting sensitive fields before logging.- agentInfo.credentials, + this.redactSensitiveInfo(agentInfo.credentials),Add this helper method:
private redactSensitiveInfo(credentials: ICredential[]): any[] { return credentials.map(cred => ({ ...cred, resourceID: '[REDACTED]', // Add other sensitive fields to redact })); }
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src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.entity.ts (1)
15-22: Consider adding JSON schema validationWhile the type system provides compile-time safety, consider adding runtime validation using a JSON schema to ensure data integrity.
import { IsJSON, ValidateNested } from 'class-validator'; import { Type } from 'class-transformer'; @Entity() export class AuthorizationPolicy { @Column({ type: 'json', nullable: false }) @IsJSON() @ValidateNested({ each: true }) @Type(() => AuthorizationPolicyRuleCredential) credentialRules: AuthorizationPolicyRuleCredential[]; // Apply similar decorators to other JSON columns }src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (1)
182-224: Consider consistent iteration patternWhile the refactoring improves efficiency using Set and null coalescing, the code mixes
forEachandfor...ofloops. Consider using one consistent pattern throughout.- privilegeRules.forEach(rule => { - if (initialGrantedPrivileges.includes(rule.sourcePrivilege)) { - for (const privilege of rule.grantedPrivileges) { - grantedPrivileges.add(privilege); - } - } - }); + privilegeRules.forEach(rule => { + if (initialGrantedPrivileges.includes(rule.sourcePrivilege)) { + rule.grantedPrivileges.forEach(privilege => + grantedPrivileges.add(privilege) + ); + } + });
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src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.resolver.fields.ts (1)
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src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
src/migrations/1734708463444-credentialRules.ts (1)
8-16: Consider handling invalid JSON data during cleanup
While the migration handles NULL and empty values, it should also validate and handle any potential invalid JSON data in existing rows to prevent migration failures.
src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.entity.ts (1)
43-45: LGTM! Proper array initialization
The constructor correctly initializes the arrays, ensuring type safety and preventing null reference issues.
src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.resolver.fields.ts (2)
Line range hint 23-28: LGTM! Type-safe resolver implementations
The resolver methods are properly typed and aligned with the entity changes, maintaining type safety throughout the GraphQL layer.
Also applies to: 38-44, 53-58, 67-73
18-18: Verify client compatibility with non-nullable fields
The change from nullable to non-nullable fields is a breaking change for GraphQL clients. Ensure all clients are updated to handle array responses instead of potential null values.
Also applies to: 33-33, 48-48, 61-61
✅ Verification successful
Non-nullable fields change appears safe to proceed
The resolver fields are part of a GraphQL parent-child relationship where the parent (AuthorizationPolicy) always provides these arrays, as evidenced by the service implementation returning arrays directly. The change to non-nullable is actually making the schema more accurate by reflecting the true behavior of the resolver methods, which always return arrays and never null.
- The
credentialRules,verifiedCredentialRules,privilegeRules, andmyPrivilegesfields are populated by direct service method calls that return arrays - The resolver is server-side code and the lack of client-side query matches suggests this might be an internal API or newly added functionality
- The type safety is improved by making the schema match the actual implementation
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for GraphQL queries/mutations using these fields
echo "Searching for GraphQL queries/mutations using authorization policy fields..."
rg -A 5 "credentialRules|verifiedCredentialRules|privilegeRules|myPrivileges" --type ts --type tsx --type graphql
Length of output: 306
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for GraphQL queries/mutations using these fields with correct file types
echo "Searching for GraphQL queries/mutations using authorization policy fields..."
rg -A 5 "credentialRules|verifiedCredentialRules|privilegeRules|myPrivileges" --type ts --type graphql
# Also search for GraphQL operations in .gql or .graphql files
echo "Searching in GraphQL files..."
fd -e gql -e graphql -x cat {}
# Check the resolver file for context
echo "Checking resolver context..."
cat src/domain/common/authorization-policy/authorization.policy.resolver.fields.ts
Length of output: 3471
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for GraphQL schema definitions to understand the previous nullable state
echo "Checking GraphQL schema definitions..."
rg -B 2 -A 2 "type AuthorizationPolicy" --type ts
# Search for any client-side code that might be affected
echo "Searching for client-side usage..."
rg --type ts "AuthorizationPolicy.*\{[^}]*\b(credentialRules|verifiedCredentialRules|privilegeRules|myPrivileges)\b"
# Check the interface definition
echo "Checking interface definition..."
fd -e ts -e js -x rg -l "interface IAuthorizationPolicy"
Length of output: 470
src/core/authorization/authorization.service.ts (4)
Line range hint 89-94: LGTM: Improved validation logic
The validation now correctly checks for empty credential rules using array length, which is more appropriate for the new data structure.
Line range hint 123-141: LGTM: Performance optimization achieved
Direct usage of credential rules array eliminates unnecessary JSON conversions, contributing to the reported 2-3x performance improvement.
237-242: LGTM: Improved matching logic
The refactored credential matching logic is more efficient using Array.some() and provides better readability with clear conditions.
Line range hint 1-259: Verify performance improvement claims
The code changes support the claimed 2-3x performance improvement through:
- Removal of JSON conversions
- Use of Set for unique privileges
- Optimized array operations
Consider adding performance benchmarks to verify these improvements.
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `credentialRules` json null' | ||
| ); | ||
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `verifiedCredentialRules` json null' | ||
| ); | ||
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `privilegeRules` json null' | ||
| ); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding NOT NULL constraint
Since the entity defines these columns as nullable: false, consider adding NOT NULL constraint in the migration to maintain consistency between the entity and database schema.
- 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `credentialRules` json null'
+ 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `credentialRules` json NOT NULL'
- 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `verifiedCredentialRules` json null'
+ 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `verifiedCredentialRules` json NOT NULL'
- 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `privilegeRules` json null'
+ 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `privilegeRules` json NOT NULL'Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| public async down(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<void> { | ||
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `credentialRules` text' | ||
| ); | ||
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `verifiedCredentialRules` text' | ||
| ); | ||
| await queryRunner.query( | ||
| 'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `privilegeRules` text' | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add data cleanup in down migration
The down migration should handle converting JSON arrays back to string format to maintain data consistency when rolling back.
public async down(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<void> {
+ // Convert JSON arrays to string format
+ await queryRunner.query(
+ "UPDATE `authorization_policy` SET `credentialRules` = CAST(`credentialRules` AS CHAR) WHERE `credentialRules` IS NOT NULL"
+ );
+ await queryRunner.query(
+ "UPDATE `authorization_policy` SET `verifiedCredentialRules` = CAST(`verifiedCredentialRules` AS CHAR) WHERE `verifiedCredentialRules` IS NOT NULL"
+ );
+ await queryRunner.query(
+ "UPDATE `authorization_policy` SET `privilegeRules` = CAST(`privilegeRules` AS CHAR) WHERE `privilegeRules` IS NOT NULL"
+ );
+
await queryRunner.query(
'ALTER TABLE `authorization_policy` MODIFY COLUMN `credentialRules` text'
);Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
my benchmarking shows 2/3x faster execution
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