Endpoints auth #328
Endpoints auth #328
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| class ApiKeySigner | ||
| def initialize(options = {}) | ||
| @name = options[:name] | ||
| @in = options[:in] | ||
| @scheme = options[:scheme] | ||
| end |
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Are these intended to be public interfaces - if so, we should include more documentation about init options? Here, other signers and auth scheme.
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I intended them to be API private for now. I'm also not sure yet so I'm going to wait on documentation.
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| def resolve_without_endpoint_auth(config, auth_parameters) | ||
| auth_options = config.auth_resolver.resolve(auth_parameters) |
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If I'm understanding this correctly, endpoint auth completely overrides the modeled auths?
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Yeah. I think we should do it that way. It's less complex and I think endpoint auth is guaranteed to work.
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| properties[key] = value | ||
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| normalized_endpoint_schemes << { scheme_id: normalized_scheme_id, signer_properties: properties } |
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I'm assuming we'll need to make changes to sigv4 auth in V4 as well following these changes. Have you tested with V4?
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Yeah, I tested with v4 and I opened a separate PR.
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Resolves auth using an auth module instead of entirely in the resolve auth plugin. This is necessary so that presigners and other auth related utilities can resolve auth. The auth is now once again an auth scheme and has an attached signer and identity provider, so that signing can be done.
Also implements auth scheme preference config.