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fix(azure): apply access mode to every zone in the same block#8110

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1. Why is this pull request needed and what does it do?

access private was silently honored only for the last zone in an azure RG:ZONE block. The earlier zones retained the default public mode and were queried against the wrong Azure API, returning empty or stale data without any error or warning. This affects the canonical multi-zone example shown in the README.

The cause was a pair of function-scoped resourceGroup/zoneName variables that the args loop overwrites on each iteration. The access handler then keyed accessMap by whatever value happened to be left behind. The per-zone accessMap that has existed since the directive was introduced makes the intended behavior unambiguous: each zone declared in the block should carry its own access setting.

Scope the parser variables to the args loop so the misuse cannot recur, track the zones declared in the current azure directive, and apply access to all of them. The existing tests only checked that parse() did not error, which is why this defect went unnoticed. The new cases assert accessMap contents directly.

2. Which issues (if any) are related?

None that I know of.

3. Which documentation changes (if any) need to be made?

None.

4. Does this introduce a backward incompatible change or deprecation?

I don't think so unless some system is relying on the buggy behavior.

`access private` was silently honored only for the last zone in an
`azure RG:ZONE` block. The earlier zones retained the default `public`
mode and were queried against the wrong Azure API, returning empty or
stale data without any error or warning. This affects the canonical
multi-zone example shown in the README.

The cause was a pair of function-scoped `resourceGroup`/`zoneName`
variables that the args loop overwrites on each iteration. The `access`
handler then keyed `accessMap` by whatever value happened to be left
behind. The per-zone `accessMap` that has existed since the directive
was introduced makes the intended behavior unambiguous: each zone
declared in the block should carry its own access setting.

Scope the parser variables to the args loop so the misuse cannot recur,
track the zones declared in the current `azure` directive, and apply
`access` to all of them. The existing tests only checked that `parse()`
did not error, which is why this defect went unnoticed. The new cases
assert `accessMap` contents directly.

Signed-off-by: James Raphael Tiovalen <jamestiotio@meta.com>
@yongtang yongtang merged commit 84faec6 into coredns:master May 20, 2026
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