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What changes were proposed in this pull request?

When using the Role Name filter, it only matches values from the Role Name column. It does not match values from the Roles column, even though that column contains the role

How was this patch tested?

Tested and Validated search for below API.

/roles/lookup/roles?subRoleName=r2
/roles/lookup/roles?subRoleNamePartial=r2

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Pull Request Overview

This PR extends the existing “Role Name” filter so that it also searches values in the sub-role (Associated Role) column.

  • Adds a new “Associated Role” text filter to the Roles tab UI
  • Registers subRoleName and subRoleNamePartial in the service search fields and request parameter mapping
  • Hooks the new filters into the backend predicate logic

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security-admin/.../RoleListing.jsx Added new UI filter object for Associated Role
security-admin/.../RangerRoleServiceBase.java Registered full and partial sub-role search fields
security-admin/.../RangerSearchUtil.java Mapped HTTP parameters for sub-role filters
agents-common/.../SearchFilter.java Defined constants for subRoleName filters
agents-common/.../RolePredicateUtil.java Added predicate calls for new sub-role filters

{
category: "subRoleNamePartial",
label: "Associated Role",
urlLabel: "associatedRoles",
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The urlLabel is set to associatedRoles but the backend expects the query parameter subRoleNamePartial. Update it to subRoleNamePartial so the filter value is sent correctly.

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urlLabel: "associatedRoles",
urlLabel: "subRoleNamePartial",

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@@ -37,10 +37,12 @@ public void addPredicates(SearchFilter filter, List<Predicate> predicates) {
addPredicateForRoleId(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.ROLE_ID), predicates);
addPredicateForGroupName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.GROUP_NAME), predicates);
addPredicateForUserName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.USER_NAME), predicates);
addPredicateForRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME), predicates);
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This reuses addPredicateForRoleName, which filters on the root entity's name field. You need a predicate targeting the joined subRoleName field (e.g., add a dedicated addPredicateForSubRoleName).

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addPredicateForRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME), predicates);
addPredicateForSubRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME), predicates);

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addPredicateForPartialRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.ROLE_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);
addPredicateForPartialGroupName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.GROUP_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);
addPredicateForPartialUserName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.USER_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);
addPredicateForPartialRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);
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Calling addPredicateForPartialRoleName filters the root name property, not the joined subRoleName. Introduce a method to apply a partial match on the subRoleName column instead.

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addPredicateForPartialRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);
addPredicateForPartialSubRoleName(filter.getParam(SearchFilter.SUB_ROLE_NAME_PARTIAL), predicates);

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