feat(secretserver): use official secretserver library #930
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Hm, I don't get the lint issue. The file is formatted using the vs code golang extension. |
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Pull request overview
This pull request modernizes the SecretServer provider by migrating from a raw HTTP API implementation to the official Delinea TSS SDK (github.com/DelineaXPM/tss-sdk-go/v3). The provider identifier is changed from "secretserver" to "tss" to align with the SDK naming conventions and External Secrets Operator implementation.
Key Changes:
- Replaced custom HTTP client implementation with the official Delinea TSS SDK v3.0.1
- Changed provider identifier from "secretserver" to "tss" with corresponding environment variable updates (e.g.,
SECRETSERVER_TOKEN→TSS_TOKEN,SECRETSERVER_URL→TSS_SERVER_URL) - Enhanced secret lookup capability to support both numeric IDs and secret names, aligning with External Secrets Operator patterns
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 5 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 8 comments.
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| vals.go | Updated provider constant from "secretserver" to "tss" and simplified provider initialization to return error directly |
| pkg/stringprovider/stringprovider.go | Updated case statement from "secretserver" to "tss" to match new provider identifier |
| pkg/providers/secretserver/secretserver.go | Complete rewrite using official SDK: replaced ~100 lines of HTTP client code with ~20 lines using the TSS SDK, added support for name-based secret lookup |
| go.mod | Added dependency on github.com/DelineaXPM/tss-sdk-go/v3 v3.0.1 |
| go.sum | Added checksums for the new TSS SDK dependency |
| README.md | Updated documentation with new TSS_* environment variables, improved configuration examples for both on-prem and cloud deployments, and added limitations section |
| if field, ok := secret.Field(fieldName); ok { | ||
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| return "", fmt.Errorf("cannot find field %s in secret %s", fieldName, secretID) | ||
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The else branch is unnecessary after a return statement. The code can be simplified by removing the else and unindenting the error return, which improves readability and follows Go best practices.
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@copilot open a new pull request to apply changes based on this feedback
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| return scaleway.New(l, provider), nil | ||
| case "secretserver": |
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@pd-gov why change secretserver to tss? this is a beaking change?
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I tried to align the naming scheme with that used by the vendor. I though this was Okay, since the Provider was introduced just a few days ago.
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@yxxhero I can change it back if you prefere
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@pd-gov maybe we can add alias. like : case "tss" "secretserver"
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@yxxhero What do you mean by adding notes? In the readme?
My assumption was, that no one was actually using the secretserver provider yet, since I added it just before Christmas. To bad there already is a release containing the longer name.
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@pd-gov you are right. so we can use new name. I will add the changes in the release notes.
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@yxxhero The current version contains your proposed aliases. Should I keep that in for backwards compatibility?
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@yxxhero Okay, I removed the alias again.
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Signed-off-by: Dargel, Philipp <philipp.dargel@governikus.de>
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I discovered that the vendor provides an official library. So I replaced the raw http implementation with that.
Additional changes:
tssin code and environment variables.The changes are tested against an on-prem instance. The library also allows easier use with their cloud offering. Support is implemented but could not be tested.