Add extensionName() to security extension#79329
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Extension loading code needs to know how to refer to an extension at runtime. It previously used "toString()", but there was no contract that required that this method be implemented in a meaningful way. A new name() method is added which defaults to the class name of the extension, but can be customized by implementations
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| + "both set an authorization engine"); | ||
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| authorizationEngine = extensionEngine; | ||
| extensionName = extension.toString(); |
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This old code was buggy.
If you have 3 extensions "a", "b", "c" and "a" & "b" both return an engine (but "c" doesn't) then the result would depend on the order of the extension list.
- "a" "b" "c" ⇒ exception
- "a" "c" "b" ⇒ return the engine from "b"
Because we set authorizationEngine and extensionName to the current extension in the list, even if that extension didn't return an engine.
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Nit: why not just name() since the word extension is already part of the class name?
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Because I didn't think it would be as clear to people implementing security extensions what "name" was supposed to be, and what behaviour it should have.
extensionName is self describing
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FIPS tests are failing for an unrelated reason. Merging this PR while we work on fixing them. |
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* upstream/master: (34 commits) Add extensionName() to security extension (elastic#79329) More robust and consistent allowAll indicesAccessControl (elastic#79415) Fix circuit breaker leak in MultiTerms aggregation (elastic#79362) guard geoline aggregation from parents aggegator that emit empty buckets (elastic#79129) Vector tiles: increase the size of the envelope used to clip geometries (elastic#79030) Revert "[ML] Add queue_capacity setting to start deployment API (elastic#79369)" (elastic#79374) Convert token service license object to LicensedFeature (elastic#79284) [TEST] Fix ShardPathTests for MDP (elastic#79393) Fix fleet search API with no checkpints (elastic#79400) Reduce BWC version for transient settings (elastic#79396) EQL: Rename a test class for eclipse (elastic#79254) Use search_coordination threadpool in field caps (elastic#79378) Use query param instead of a system property for opting in for new cluster health response code (elastic#79351) Add new kNN search endpoint (elastic#79013) Disable BWC tests Convert auditing license object to LicensedFeature (elastic#79280) Update BWC versions after backport of elastic#78551 Enable InstantiatingObjectParser to pass context as a first argument (elastic#79206) Move xcontent filtering tests (elastic#79298) Update links to Fleet/Agent docs (elastic#79303) ...
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Extension loading code needs to know how to refer to an extension at runtime. It previously used "toString()", but there was no contract that required that this method be implemented in a meaningful way. A new extensionName() method is added which defaults to the class name of the extension, but can be customized by implementations Backport of: elastic#79329
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Extension loading code needs to know how to refer to an extension at runtime. It previously used "toString()", but there was no contract that required that this method be implemented in a meaningful way. A new extensionName() method is added which defaults to the class name of the extension, but can be customized by implementations Backport of: #79329
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Extension loading code needs to know how to refer to an extension at
runtime. It previously used "toString()", but there was no contract
that required that this method be implemented in a meaningful way.
A new
extensionName()method is added which defaults to the class name of theextension, but can be customized by implementations