feat: resolve Grant managed resource references - #17
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Grant API now supports user and project references. Templates resolve referenced resources through ExtraResources, derive provider identifiers, gate grant creation on resolution, and add deletion-order Usage resources. Examples, documentation, validation commands, fixtures, and composition tests were updated. ChangesGrant reference flow
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participant Grant as Grant XR
participant ExtraResources
participant References as Referenced resources
participant Templates as Grant templates
participant Usage as Crossplane Usage
Grant->>ExtraResources: Request user and project references
ExtraResources->>References: Read referenced resources
References-->>Grant: Return IDs, organization IDs, and readiness
Grant->>Templates: Render grants when references resolve
Templates->>Usage: Create readiness-gated deletion ordering
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In `@tests/test-grant/main.k`:
- Around line 169-196: Extend the grant composition tests around CompositionTest
with reference-based cases for same-organization and cross-organization grants,
using resolved target resources whose status.atProvider.id and
status.atProvider.orgId drive reference resolution. Assert the resulting mode,
status referencesResolved, and rendered resources, while preserving the existing
unresolved local-references case.
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MakefileREADME.mdapis/grants/definition.yamlexamples/grants/referenced-same-org.yamlfunctions/grant/000-state-init.yaml.gotmplfunctions/grant/010-state-status.yaml.gotmplfunctions/grant/100-project-grant.yaml.gotmplfunctions/grant/200-user-grant.yaml.gotmplfunctions/grant/999-status.yaml.gotmpltests/test-grant/main.ktests/test-grant/observed/cross-org-iter2.yaml
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| metav1alpha1.CompositionTest { | ||
| metadata.name = "local-references-wait-for-targets" | ||
| spec = { | ||
| compositionPath = "apis/grants/composition.yaml" | ||
| xrdPath = "apis/grants/definition.yaml" | ||
| timeoutSeconds = 60 | ||
| validate = False | ||
| xr = { | ||
| apiVersion = "auth.hops.ops.com.ai/v1alpha1" | ||
| kind = "Grant" | ||
| metadata = {name = "alice-grant", namespace = "default"} | ||
| spec = { | ||
| userIdRef = {name = "e2e-alice"} | ||
| projectIdRef = {name = "e2e-ui"} | ||
| roles = ["user"] | ||
| providerConfigRef = {name = "default", kind = "ClusterProviderConfig"} | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| assertResources = [ | ||
| { | ||
| apiVersion = "auth.hops.ops.com.ai/v1alpha1" | ||
| kind = "Grant" | ||
| metadata.name = "alice-grant" | ||
| status.mode = "pending" | ||
| status.referencesResolved = False | ||
| } | ||
| ] | ||
| } |
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The CompositionTest API (models.io.upbound.dev.meta.v1alpha1.CompositionTest) is a core component of the Upbound testing framework used to validate Crossplane compositions and function pipelines [1][2]. It allows you to simulate a composition controller loop by providing an input Composite Resource (XR), a composition, and an XRD, and then asserting the expected output [1][3][4]. In KCL, a CompositionTest is defined as part of a test file (e.g., in a tests/ directory) where you can declare the test configuration and assertions [1][3][4]. Key components related to your query include: 1. CompositionTestSpec: This defines the test parameters, including paths to the composition, XR, and XRD files [1][4]. 2. AssertResources: This field within the spec is used to define the expected set of composed resources or field transformations that the composition pipeline should produce [1][3][4]. 3. ExtraResources and ObservedResources: While CompositionTest focuses on rendering the composition output based on an input XR, the broader testing environment (often utilizing KCL) allows for advanced scenarios where you may need to simulate or mock resources that exist in the control plane's state or external environment [3][2]. In specific testing contexts, these fields allow you to provide the necessary state for functions that rely on existing resource information to calculate their outputs [1][4]. 4. KCL usage: You can author these tests in KCL to leverage its schema validation and expressive data manipulation [1][2]. When running tests via the Up CLI (up test run), the runner invokes your composition functions and compares the actual output against the items declared in your test file [1][3]. If you are encountering issues with these fields, ensure your KCL imports are correct (importing models.io.upbound.dev.meta.v1alpha1 as metav1alpha1) and that your test structure adheres to the expected items list format, as shown in official examples [1][2][4]. The Upbound documentation provides detailed guides on setting up these test plans to validate that your composition logic correctly processes inputs and generates the desired infrastructure state [3][4].
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- 1: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/cli/howtos/testing/
- 2: https://www.upbound.io/blog/unified-testing-with-upbound
- 3: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/cli/concepts/tests/
- 4: https://docs.upbound.io/getstarted/builders-workshop/testing/
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In the context of Crossplane and Upbound composition testing, CompositionTestSpec is a structure used to define test cases for your control plane projects, typically within a file used by the Up CLI [1][2][3]. Within the CompositionTestSpec (often defined in YAML or generated via Go/Python/KCL code), observedResources and extraResources serve distinct roles in simulating the environment for your composition functions [1][3]: 1. ObservedResources: These represent the state that the composition function sees as already existing in the cluster before it executes [4][5]. When you write a test, you define this to simulate the current state of the Composite Resource (XR) and any Composed Resources, allowing you to verify how your function reacts to existing infrastructure [4][3]. 2. ExtraResources: These are used to provide additional prerequisites that your function pipeline might need to resolve or access to determine the desired state [1][5]. For example, if your function requires access to a ProviderConfig or another cluster-scoped resource to perform its logic, you include these in the extraResources field [1]. When using KCL for embedded functions, these resources are part of the inputs passed to the function [4][5]. KCL functions typically access the observed state through the built-in option function—specifically option("params").oxr (observed composite resource) and option("params").ocds (observed composed resources) [4]. While you define these test inputs in your test specification to mock the environment, the KCL code itself consumes them via the standard function pipeline interface [4][5].
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- 1: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/cli/howtos/testing/
- 2: https://docs.upbound.io/getstarted/builders-workshop/testing/
- 3: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/cli/concepts/tests/
- 4: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/cli/howtos/compositions/kcl/
- 5: https://docs.upbound.io/manuals/uxp/concepts/composition/compositions/
Add resolved reference-coverage tests.
The suite covers resolved same-organization and cross-organization grants only with explicit IDs. Add reference-based cases that cover status.atProvider.id, status.atProvider.orgId, reference resolution, mode selection, and rendered resources.
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In `@tests/test-grant/main.k` around lines 169 - 196, Extend the grant composition
tests around CompositionTest with reference-based cases for same-organization
and cross-organization grants, using resolved target resources whose
status.atProvider.id and status.atProvider.orgId drive reference resolution.
Assert the resulting mode, status referencesResolved, and rendered resources,
while preserving the existing unresolved local-references case.
Published Crossplane PackageThe following Crossplane package was published as part of this PR: Package: ghcr.io/hops-ops/auth-stack:pr-17-ce53f9103c8b44fe11088a9c56c953a8e2a848d5 |
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userIdRef/projectIdRefinputs alongside the existing explicit Zitadel ID inputs.status.referencesResolvedand preserve explicit same-org/cross-org dispatch.crossplane resource validate.Verification
make build— passed after rebasing onto currentorigin/main.make render:all— all configured examples passed, including the observed cross-org iteration and its user-Grant-before-project-Grant Usage.crossplane resource validate; external provider schemas remain unavailable to the local target and are validated in CI.up test run tests/test-grantreached all five cases, but Dory timed out on Docker containerwaitbefore any assertions ran. The same transport failure affected all four unchanged cases; CI provides the independent KCL result.Screenshots
Not applicable: this is an XRD/composition API change with render evidence above.
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