feat: Adding support for redacted environment variable values through… #188
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What was the problem/requirement? (What/Why)
We want to support the new openjd_redacted_env keyword in openjd when a new extension (REDACTED_ENV_VARS) is enabled as part of OpenJobDescription/openjd-specifications#86.
In testing it was discovered that unit tests in openjd-cli were broken due to a few class definitions being out of order and having ForwardRef annotations in place.
What was the solution? (How)
Add the extension definition and a basic test.
Reorder the class definitions which were out of order.
Add a test that looks through all of our _model classes to ensure there are no forward references.
What is the impact of this change?
Unit tests in openjd-cli should pass again.
We can add the other PRs to support the env var redaction feature.
How was this change tested?
All tests pass.
Ran openjd-cli tests with the fix successfully.
Ran the test with the old order and saw the expected failure.
New test that runs with expected forward reference catches it successfully.
Was this change documented?
Yes
Is this a breaking change?
No
Does this change impact security?
No - the related changes to openjd-sessions-for-python do, but this is just declaring the name of an extension.
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