Test client object provisioning

[NickCao]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new static user account for OIDC login.
  • Introduced a configuration option to enable provisioning functionality.

• Tests

  • Centralized exporter readiness checks with a new helper function.
  • Added and validated login and usage for the new client in test scenarios.
  • Updated test setup to require a minimum Bats version of 1.5.0.

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Walkthrough

A new static user was added to the Dex configuration for OIDC provisioning. Test scripts were updated to include this user in login and exporter connection scenarios. A helper function was introduced to centralize waiting for exporter readiness. Additionally, a provisioning flag was enabled in the gRPC configuration within the values file.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
dex.values.yaml	Added a new static password user for OIDC provisioning.
tests.bats	Introduced wait_for_exporter helper, updated tests to use it, and added scenarios for the new user.
values.kind.yaml	Added provisioning.enabled: true to the gRPC controller config.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Tester as Test Script
    participant Dex as Dex (OIDC)
    participant Controller as Jumpstarter Controller
    participant Exporter as Exporter

    Tester->>Dex: Login as test-client-oidc-provisioning
    Dex-->>Tester: Authentication response
    loop For each exporter
        Tester->>Exporter: Wait for Online and Registered
        Exporter-->>Tester: Status confirmation
    end
    Tester->>Controller: Perform provisioning actions (provisioning enabled)
    Controller-->>Tester: Provisioning result

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Suggested reviewers

• mangelajo

Poem

A new user hops into Dex’s den,
Provisioning enabled, let’s begin again!
Tests now wait with patience and care,
For exporters online, everywhere.
Centralized helpers, a login anew—
The jumpstarter’s ready, thanks to this crew!
🐇✨

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• dex.values.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests.bats (5 hunks)
• values.kind.yaml (1 hunks)

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• GitHub Check: test (ubuntu-24.04-arm)
• GitHub Check: test (ubuntu-24.04)

🔇 Additional comments (10)

values.kind.yaml (1)

10-11: LGTM! Clean configuration addition.

The provisioning configuration is properly placed within the gRPC config section and follows the expected YAML structure.

dex.values.yaml (1)

25-28: LGTM! Consistent with existing test user patterns.

The new provisioning user follows the same structure and conventions as existing static password entries. Using the same password hash across test users is appropriate for the test environment.

tests.bats (8)

5-6: LGTM! Version requirement addition.

Adding the minimum Bats version requirement is a good practice for ensuring compatibility with test features.

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8-15: Excellent refactoring! Centralized wait logic.

The wait_for_exporter helper function eliminates code duplication and makes the test suite more maintainable. The 20-minute timeout and waiting for both Online and Registered conditions is appropriate.

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98-98: LGTM! Consistent use of helper function.

Good replacement of duplicated kubectl wait commands with the centralized helper function.

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102-102: LGTM! Consistent use of helper function.

Good replacement of duplicated kubectl wait commands with the centralized helper function.

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112-112: LGTM! Consistent use of helper function.

Good replacement of duplicated kubectl wait commands with the centralized helper function.

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123-123: LGTM! Consistent use of helper function.

Good replacement of duplicated kubectl wait commands with the centralized helper function.

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129-130: LGTM! Proper test coverage for provisioning client.

The additional wait and shell command execution for the provisioning client ensures the new functionality is properly tested.

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45-48:

Details

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the empty name parameter for provisioning client.

The login command for the provisioning client uses --name "" (empty string). Please confirm this is the intended behavior for provisioning clients.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if empty name parameter is used elsewhere for provisioning clients
# Expected: Find documentation or other references to empty name usage for provisioning

# Search for similar patterns with empty name parameter
rg -A 3 -B 3 'name ""' 

# Search for provisioning-related documentation
fd -e md -e txt -e yaml | xargs rg -l -i "provisioning.*name"

Length of output: 492

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Verify empty --name value in provisioning client login

The test in tests.bats uses --name "" for the provisioning client. No other occurrences or documentation reference an empty name, so please confirm this matches the intended CLI behavior for provisioning clients. If the name should default to the client ID (or another value), update the test accordingly.

• File: tests.bats
Lines: 45–48

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