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  • Bug Fixes
    • Corrected the assignment of relationship fields for AWS EKS synchronization, ensuring accurate mapping between source and target types.

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This change updates the assignment of SourceKind and SourceVersion as well as TargetKind and TargetVersion within the relationshipRules slice in the AWS EKS synchronization logic. The values of these fields are swapped so that the kind fields now contain resource type identifiers (e.g., "AWSElasticKubernetesService" and "AWSNetwork"), while the version fields contain the corresponding API group and version strings (e.g., "ctrlplane.dev/kubernetes/cluster/v1" and "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1"). No other fields or logic are modified.

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cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/eks/eks.go Swapped values of SourceKind/SourceVersion and TargetKind/TargetVersion in relationshipRules.

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    participant EKS_Sync as EKS Sync Logic
    participant RelationshipRules as Relationship Rules
    EKS_Sync->>RelationshipRules: Define relationship with updated Kind/Version assignments
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  • fix: GKE scan #22: Fixes the assignment of SourceKind/SourceVersion and TargetKind/TargetVersion in the relationshipRules slice for Kubernetes cluster network resource relationships, but for Google GKE instead of AWS EKS.

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  • cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/eks/eks.go (1 hunks)

Comment on lines +313 to +316
SourceKind: "AWSElasticKubernetesService",
SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/kubernetes/cluster/v1",
TargetKind: "AWSNetwork",
TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
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Approve: This change correctly aligns field semantics with field names.

The swap of values between Kind and Version fields is appropriate. Now "Kind" fields properly contain resource type identifiers, while "Version" fields hold API group/version paths. This matches how these fields are used elsewhere in the code (e.g., in the api.AgentResource struct at line 209-212).


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#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are other similar relationship rules in the codebase
# that might need the same correction for consistency

# Find all usages of CreateResourceRelationshipRule to verify field naming conventions
rg -A 10 "CreateResourceRelationshipRule" --type go

Length of output: 6955


Approve EKS change; align RDS and CloudSQL as well

The swap in cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/eks/eks.go correctly matches Kind ↔ Version semantics. For consistency, please apply the same fixes to:

• cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/rds/rds.go
• cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/google/cloudsql/cloudsql.go

Suggested diffs:

// cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/rds/rds.go
-       SourceKind:    "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
-       SourceVersion: "AWSRelationalDatabaseService",
+       SourceKind:    "AWSRelationalDatabaseService",
+       SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
-       TargetKind:    "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
-       TargetVersion: "AWSNetwork",
+       TargetKind:    "AWSNetwork",
+       TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
// cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/google/cloudsql/cloudsql.go
-       SourceKind:    "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
-       SourceVersion: "GoogleCloudSQL",
+       SourceKind:    "GoogleCloudSQL",
+       SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
-       TargetKind:    "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
-       TargetVersion: "GoogleNetwork",
+       TargetKind:    "GoogleNetwork",
+       TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",

This ensures all providers use Kind for resource type and Version for API group/version.

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Suggested change
SourceKind: "AWSElasticKubernetesService",
SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/kubernetes/cluster/v1",
TargetKind: "AWSNetwork",
TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
// cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/aws/rds/rds.go
CreateResourceRelationshipRule(
agent,
ResourceRelationshipRule{
SourceKind: "AWSRelationalDatabaseService",
SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
TargetKind: "AWSNetwork",
TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
},
)
Suggested change
SourceKind: "AWSElasticKubernetesService",
SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/kubernetes/cluster/v1",
TargetKind: "AWSNetwork",
TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
// cmd/ctrlc/root/sync/google/cloudsql/cloudsql.go
CreateResourceRelationshipRule(
agent,
ResourceRelationshipRule{
SourceKind: "GoogleCloudSQL",
SourceVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/database/v1",
TargetKind: "GoogleNetwork",
TargetVersion: "ctrlplane.dev/network/v1",
},
)

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