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Add support for the type
parameter to the Query API Key API
#103695
Add support for the type
parameter to the Query API Key API
#103695
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"creator.principal", | ||
"creator.realm" |
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I slipped in this tiny unrelated change.
It explicitly mentions creator.principal
and creator.realm
as fields allowed to be referred to in queries, rather than the current "anything that starts with creator.
" approach. I think this slightly simplifies the understanding of it all (only metadata.*
is allowed in a wildcard fashion), since only these two fields can be handled by ApiKeyFieldNameTranslators#FIELD_NAME_TRANSLATORS
and anything else errors.
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Makes sense, thanks for the clean up!
Hi @albertzaharovits, I've created a changelog YAML for you. |
Pinging @elastic/es-security (Team:Security) |
type
parameter to the Query API Key API
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LGTM!
One follow up we should keep track of is to see if we need to update the API spec (e.g., see here: elastic/elasticsearch-specification#2371).
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"creator.principal", | ||
"creator.realm" |
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Makes sense, thanks for the clean up!
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final AtomicBoolean accessesApiKeyTypeField = new AtomicBoolean(false); | ||
final ApiKeyBoolQueryBuilder apiKeyBoolQueryBuilder = ApiKeyBoolQueryBuilder.build(request.getQueryBuilder(), fieldName -> { | ||
if (API_KEY_TYPE_RUNTIME_MAPPING_FIELD.equals(fieldName)) { |
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Wondering if we can skip the boolean ref here and do this directly, in the lambda:
// only add the query-level runtime field to the search request if it's actually referring the "type" field
if (API_KEY_TYPE_RUNTIME_MAPPING_FIELD.equals(fieldName)) {
searchSourceBuilder.runtimeMappings(API_KEY_TYPE_RUNTIME_MAPPING);
}
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Ah no that wouldn't work because we need this to happen only once
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Well... I don't think it needs to happen once, searchSourceBuilder.runtimeMappings(API_KEY_TYPE_RUNTIME_MAPPING)
can be invoked multiple times, but I would still prefer the current implementation.
apiKeyIdsSubsetDifference.removeAll(apiKeyIdsSubset); | ||
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List<String> apiKeyRestTypeQueries = List.of(""" | ||
{"query": {"term": {"type": "rest" }}}""", """ |
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Optional, but could also add a NOT cross_cluster
query here since that's probably a query end-users might try.
finalQuery.must(processedQuery); | ||
} | ||
finalQuery.filter(QueryBuilders.termQuery("doc_type", "api_key")); | ||
fieldNameVisitor.accept("doc_type"); |
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It feels a little off to pass this in like that but I don't have a good alternative suggestion. I had hoped we'd have a generic utility method that allows us to get all field names from a QueryBuilder
but we don't.
We could think about turning the consumer into a dedicated class but not worth it for now IMO.
So I'm ++ on this approach as is.
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I took inspiration from the field visitor that lucene queries implement:
Line 67 in 4b21499
weight.getQuery().visit(new QueryVisitor() { |
I haven't considered it, but I don't think we need to do anything, the spec mentions the parameters of the API, but this PR extends the language of one of the parameters (the |
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This adds support for the
type
parameter to the Query API key API.The
type
for an API Key can currently be eitherrest
orcross_cluster
.Relates: #101691