M8: direct-data-plane storage Terraform coverage (partial — TLS trust blocked on darwin) - #2462
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…rage Adds test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go: azurerm_storage_container + azurerm_storage_blob, azurerm_storage_queue, and azurerm_storage_table provisioned via an unmodified hashicorp/azurerm provider against the M7 ARM Storage RP, each exercised for real over the Go SDK (blob read-back, queue send/receive, table insert/query). No new service code was needed in azureblob/azurequeue/azuretable per AZURE.md section 10.8's resolved finding. Fixes found while getting the suite to actually run (harness-only): - rp_storage.go's advertiseEndpoint defaults to the storage services' in-container ports, not the suite's published host ports; fixed via the AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*_ENDPOINT container env overrides section 10.4 already provided for this. - test/internal/buildcheck.CheckFreshness hardcoded a repoRoot relative path that only worked for packages one directory below test/; test/terraform/azure is two directories below, so it resolved to the wrong directory. repoRoot is now a parameter. - .github/workflows/ci.yml's test-discovery glob never matched test/terraform/azure/*_test.go, so neither M7's nor M8's Azure Terraform test had ever actually run in CI. Also adds a stable-certificate option to services/azurearm (--azure-arm-tls-cert /--azure-arm-tls-key, settings.go + handler.go's loadOrGenerateCert) so the Terraform test harness can generate a cert once and reuse it across runs instead of trusting a fresh self-signed cert every time, and points the tofu child process's SSL_CERT_FILE and the container's TLS listener at the same PEM bytes. This resolves the ARM listener's TLS trust for hosts where Go honors SSL_CERT_FILE (Linux/CI); it does not resolve it on macOS hosts, where Go binaries do not consult SSL_CERT_FILE for TLS verification at all -- a pre-existing, host-OS-specific gap (reproduces identically on M7's own existing Terraform test) requiring a manual OS-keychain trust step outside this milestone's scope. AZURE.md section 10.10's M8 entry documents this precisely, including that questions 1 (storage_use_azuread SharedKey path) and 2 (endpoint trailing-slash shape) remain empirically unconfirmed pending a green run past that blocker. PARITY.md addenda added to azureblob/azurequeue/azuretable cross-referencing this milestone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jzq1rtNNMjzhnvZSpcGr1F
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared Azure virtual-hosted storage routing, provider-compatible ARM metadata and responses, missing Blob, Queue, and Table operations, stable TLS setup, Terraform data-plane acceptance tests, and CI discovery for Azure tests. ChangesAzure Storage Terraform integration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TerraformProvider
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TerraformProvider->>AzureARM: Create storage account
AzureARM-->>TerraformProvider: Return virtual-hosted endpoints
TerraformProvider->>AzureStorageVHost: Send Blob, Queue, or Table request
AzureStorageVHost->>StorageHandler: Prefix account path and delegate request
StorageHandler-->>TerraformProvider: Return storage operation response
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New storage dataplane test has incorrect subtest ordering due to t.Parallel semantics, so SharedKey auth-path assertion can run before any traffic is generated.
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Pull request overview
PR adds Azure Storage data-plane Terraform acceptance coverage (Blob/Queue/Table) on top of existing ARM Storage RP work, plus harness fixes so Azure Terraform tests actually run in CI and can trust stable ARM TLS cert across restarts.
Changes:
- Add
test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.gofixture + Go SDK liveness checks for Terraform-provisioned container/blob, queue, table. - Add ARM HTTPS listener TLS override (
AZURE_ARM_TLS_CERT/AZURE_ARM_TLS_KEY) and update Azure Terraform harness to generate/reuse stable dev cert + copy into container. - Fix test harness issues:
buildcheck.CheckFreshnessrepoRoot parameter; CI terraform test discovery now includestest/terraform/azure/*_test.go.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| test/terraform/main_test.go | Update build freshness check call with repoRoot parameter. |
| test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go | New M8 Terraform storage data-plane acceptance test + Go SDK assertions. |
| test/terraform/azure/main_test.go | Generate/reuse stable cert/key, pass into container, set ARM advertise endpoints, fix repoRoot for freshness check. |
| test/internal/buildcheck/binary_freshness.go | Make freshness check repo-root relative path caller-supplied; fix wrong-CWD bug for deeper packages. |
| test/integration/main_test.go | Update build freshness check call with repoRoot parameter. |
| services/azuretable/PARITY.md | Note new Terraform-provisioned coverage + Go SDK liveness assertions. |
| services/azurequeue/PARITY.md | Note new Terraform-provisioned coverage + Go SDK liveness assertions. |
| services/azureblob/PARITY.md | Note new Terraform-provisioned coverage + Go SDK liveness assertions. |
| services/azurearm/settings.go | Add TLS cert/key settings for ARM HTTPS listener. |
| services/azurearm/handler.go | Load stable TLS cert/key when configured; fail fast on half-configured pair. |
| services/azurearm/handler_test.go | Add unit coverage for TLS override behavior. |
| AZURE.md | Update milestone plan/status for M8, document harness/CI fixes and remaining TLS trust blocker details. |
| .golangci.yml | Add paralleltest exclusion for new storage dataplane test file. |
| .github/workflows/ci.yml | Fix terraform test discovery to include test/terraform/azure/*_test.go. |
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| # storage_dataplane_test.go's SharedKey-auth-path subtest deliberately | ||
| # runs non-parallel, after its three sibling subtests: it inspects the | ||
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In `@test/terraform/azure/main_test.go`:
- Around line 386-388: Update certExistsAndParses to parse the leaf certificate
after validating the key pair, then return false when the current time falls
outside its NotBefore and NotAfter bounds so prepareStableCert regenerates
expired or not-yet-valid certificates. Preserve the existing true result for
valid certificates and false result for parse failures.
In `@test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go`:
- Around line 106-127: Update the three round-trip subtests—“blob round-trips
through the Go SDK,” “queue send/receive round-trips through the Go SDK,” and
“table insert/query round-trips through the Go SDK”—so they run sequentially by
removing their t.Parallel calls, allowing verifySharedKeyAuthPathUsed to inspect
their generated traffic. Revise the related ordering and paralleltest-exclusion
comments to describe the sequential sibling subtests accurately.
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In `@services/azurearm/handler_test.go`:
- Around line 514-518: Update the test table to use the required named args,
want, and wantErr fields, placing certificate inputs in args, the
stable-certificate expectation in want, and error expectations in wantErr. In
the cleanup path for h.Shutdown, derive a five-second context with
context.WithoutCancel(t.Context()) rather than context.Background() so shutdown
remains graceful.
In `@test/internal/buildcheck/binary_freshness.go`:
- Line 25: Update the doc comment for CheckFreshness to begin with the exact
function name “CheckFreshness”, preserving the existing description afterward.
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Check certificate validity before reuse.
Because stableCertHostPath persists across suite runs, an expired certificate passes certExistsAndParses and is reused. Parse the leaf certificate and return false when the current time is outside NotBefore and NotAfter, so prepareStableCert regenerates it.
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| _, err = tls.X509KeyPair(certPEM, keyPEM) | |
| return pem.EncodeToMemory(&pem.Block{Type: "CERTIFICATE", Bytes: certs[0].Raw}), nil | |
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certExistsAndParses to parse the leaf certificate after validating the key pair,
then return false when the current time falls outside its NotBefore and NotAfter
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| t.Run("SharedKey auth path was actually used (storage_use_azuread=false)", func(t *testing.T) { | ||
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The SharedKey log check runs before the three round-trip subtests, not after.
t.Parallel() in the first three subtests pauses them. Paused parallel subtests resume only after the parent test function returns. The fourth subtest is not parallel, so it executes synchronously during the parent body — that is, before the blob, queue, and table round trips have sent any request. The log scan therefore inspects a log that does not yet contain their traffic, and the assertion cannot catch a non-SharedKey header from those round trips.
The comment on Lines 121-124 and the matching paralleltest exclusion comment in .golangci.yml (Lines 498-502) both describe the intended ordering, not the actual ordering.
Run the three round trips sequentially so the log check observes their traffic.
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t.Run("blob round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) {
- t.Parallel()
verifyTerraformBlobRoundTrip(ctx, t)
})
t.Run("queue send/receive round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) {
- t.Parallel()
verifyTerraformQueueRoundTrip(ctx, t)
})
t.Run("table insert/query round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) {
- t.Parallel()
verifyTerraformTableRoundTrip(ctx, t)
})
- // Not parallel with the subtests above: it inspects the whole container
- // log, so it should run after they've generated their own traffic too --
+ // Runs last, after the three sequential subtests above: it inspects the
+ // whole container log, so it needs their traffic to be present already --
// a non-SharedKey Authorization header reaching any of the three
// services from any of these round-trips would be caught here.Update the .golangci.yml comment to say the sibling subtests are sequential rather than parallel.
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| t.Run("blob round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| t.Parallel() | |
| verifyTerraformBlobRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("queue send/receive round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| t.Parallel() | |
| verifyTerraformQueueRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("table insert/query round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| t.Parallel() | |
| verifyTerraformTableRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| // Not parallel with the subtests above: it inspects the whole container | |
| // log, so it should run after they've generated their own traffic too -- | |
| // a non-SharedKey Authorization header reaching any of the three | |
| // services from any of these round-trips would be caught here. | |
| t.Run("SharedKey auth path was actually used (storage_use_azuread=false)", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| verifySharedKeyAuthPathUsed(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("blob round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| verifyTerraformBlobRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("queue send/receive round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| verifyTerraformQueueRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("table insert/query round-trips through the Go SDK", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| verifyTerraformTableRoundTrip(ctx, t) | |
| }) | |
| // Runs last, after the three sequential subtests above: it inspects the | |
| // whole container log, so it needs their traffic to be present already -- | |
| // a non-SharedKey Authorization header reaching any of the three | |
| // services from any of these round-trips would be caught here. | |
| t.Run("SharedKey auth path was actually used (storage_use_azuread=false)", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| verifySharedKeyAuthPathUsed(ctx, t) | |
| }) |
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In `@test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go` around lines 106 - 127,
Update the three round-trip subtests—“blob round-trips through the Go SDK,”
“queue send/receive round-trips through the Go SDK,” and “table insert/query
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CI on PR #2462 got past macOS's TLS-trust blocker on Linux and hit ARM's metadata document immediately: hashicorp/go-azure-sdk's metadata_host client (sdk/internal/metadata/client.go's GetMetaData) unmarshals the response body into a single *metaDataResponse struct and hard-fails on an array with "json: cannot unmarshal array into Go value of type metadata.metaDataResponse". Real Azure's public /metadata/endpoints genuinely does return an array (the multi-cloud discovery list), which is what M7 shipped and is a reasonable reading of the public docs -- but the metadata_host custom-environment path terraform-provider-azurerm actually uses never touches that endpoint. This went uncaught because no terraform apply had ever reached this endpoint before M8's ci.yml discovery-glob fix let the Azure Terraform suite run in CI for the first time. BuildMetadataEndpoints now returns a single EnvironmentDescriptor. TestBuildMetadataEndpoints/_CustomEnvironmentName/_IPv6Host and TestHandler_MetadataEndpoints updated to assert the object shape explicitly instead of indexing into docs[0] -- they had all passed against a shape the real consumer rejects. AZURE.md section 10.8 records the finding so it doesn't get "fixed" back to an array later. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jzq1rtNNMjzhnvZSpcGr1F
TestIntegration_AzureARM_MetadataAndToken predates the metadata/endpoints array->object shape fix and still decoded a JSON array.
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- Around line 258-259: Update Section 10.1 to document that Azure’s public
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The d2c8127 array->object fix nested MicrosoftGraphResourceID under a resourceIdentifiers object, matching go-azure-sdk's exported convenience types (MetaData/ResourceIdentifiers) by name but not its actual wire-level metaDataResponse struct, which has no such nesting -- confirmed by reading sdk/internal/metadata/client.go directly. The nested field silently zero-valued on unmarshal, so FromEndpoint failed with "no microsoftGraphResourceId was returned" rather than a JSON decode error, breaking both TestIntegration_AzureARM_MetadataAndToken and M7's own TestTerraform_Azure_ResourceGroupAndStorageAccount in CI. Fixed by flattening MicrosoftGraphResourceID to a top-level field.
…he tenant GUID terraform-provider-azurerm refuses to run when go-azure-sdk's Environment.IsAzureStack() returns true, which happens unless authentication.identityProvider is exactly "AAD" and authentication.tenant is exactly "common" -- confirmed against go-azure-sdk's own AzurePublic() environment, which hardcodes both regardless of the actual authenticating tenant. gopherstack's metadata document had no identityProvider field and populated tenant with the real tenant GUID, tripping the Azure Stack check and failing every terraform apply against the ARM listener with "does not support Azure Stack".
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| - **M7 (done) — ARM core + `Microsoft.Storage`.** `pkgs/aadauth`; `services/azurearm` with the metadata/token/discovery endpoints, resource-ID parsing, subscription/tenant/provider-registration endpoints, resource-group CRUD, the RP registry, and the Storage RP (`storageAccounts` + `listKeys`, metadata-only per section 10.4); fixed port 10006 with `reserveFixedServicePorts` + Dockerfile `EXPOSE`; TLS listener via the extracted `pkgs/devtls`; the endpoint-advertisement flags from section 10.4; `PARITY.md` seeded day one. Test: a new `test/terraform/azure/` package (own `TestMain`, own container, **fixed** published host ports so advertised endpoints are correct) proving `azurerm_resource_group` + `azurerm_storage_account` apply and destroy cleanly, plus Go unit tests and a `leak_test.go` for the listener goroutine. **This is the milestone that proves the whole approach.** | ||
| - **M8 — direct-data-plane storage Terraform coverage (retrofits M0/M1/M2).** No new gopherstack service code -- section 10.8's resolved finding means `services/azureblob`/`azurequeue`/`azuretable`'s existing path-style listeners already are what `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s data-plane clients expect once M7's ARM Storage RP is advertising them. This milestone is entirely `test/terraform/azure/` fixtures and the verification that falls out of running them: `azurerm_storage_container` (+ `azurerm_storage_blob` writing/reading a blob through it), `azurerm_storage_queue` (+ enqueueing/dequeuing a message), `azurerm_storage_table` (+ inserting/querying an entity) — each created via Terraform against an M7-provisioned `azurerm_storage_account`, then exercised for real, proving the created resource is genuinely live end-to-end (the same "cross-plane assertion" bar M9/M10 below hold themselves to), not just that `terraform apply` returned 200. Existing per-service PARITY.md files (`azureblob`, `azurequeue`, `azuretable`) get a one-line addendum noting Terraform-provisioned coverage now exists alongside the Go-SDK integration tests, cross-referencing this milestone. Two things worth confirming empirically rather than assuming, since they're easy to get subtly wrong: (1) `azurerm_storage_blob`/`_container`'s `AadAuthentication` default path vs. `SupportsSharedKeyAuthentication` -- `configureDataPlane` prefers AAD when available, so the provider config likely needs `storage_use_azuread = false` (already in this doc's target provider block, section 10.8) to force the SharedKey path M0's `pkgs/azureauth` actually implements; (2) whether `properties.primaryEndpoints.queue`/`.table` need a trailing slash or bare host:port to match exactly what `DataPlaneEndpoint` expects appended to (`rp_storage.go`'s `advertiseEndpoint` already emits a trailing `/`, but this is the first real consumer of that exact string, so verify against a live `terraform apply` rather than assuming the M7 unit tests already proved it). | ||
| - **M8 (partially done) — direct-data-plane storage Terraform coverage (retrofits M0/M1/M2).** No new gopherstack service code was needed in `services/azureblob`/`azurequeue`/`azuretable` -- section 10.8's resolved finding held up: their existing path-style listeners are already what `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s data-plane clients expect once M7's ARM Storage RP advertises them. Added `test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go` (`TestTerraform_Azure_StorageDataPlane`): `azurerm_storage_container` + `azurerm_storage_blob` (writing via `source_content`), `azurerm_storage_queue`, and `azurerm_storage_table`, all created via Terraform against an M7-provisioned `azurerm_storage_account`, followed by real Go-SDK liveness assertions (`azure-sdk-for-go`'s `azblob`/`azqueue`/`aztables`) that read back the blob Terraform wrote, send/receive a queue message, and insert/query a table entity -- the same "cross-plane assertion" bar M9/M10 hold themselves to. `services/azureblob`/`azurequeue`/`azuretable`'s `PARITY.md` files each got the planned one-line addendum cross-referencing this milestone. | ||
| - **Two bugs found and fixed while getting the suite to actually run, both in the test harness, not service code.** (1) `rp_storage.go`'s `advertiseEndpoint` defaults to `scheme://<request Host>:<the storage service's CONFIGURED port>` -- 10000/10001/10002 -- not the *published* host port `test/terraform/azure` maps them to (18000/18001/18002); a tofu process on the host cannot reach the container-internal ports. Fixed by setting `AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_{BLOB,QUEUE,TABLE}_ENDPOINT` in the test container's `Env` (the override mechanism section 10.4 already provided for exactly this) -- confirmed this is sufficient: `rp_storage.go` needed no code change. (2) `test/internal/buildcheck.CheckFreshness`'s freshness check hardcoded a `repoRoot` of `"../.."`, correct only for packages one directory below `test/` (`test/terraform`, `test/integration`); `test/terraform/azure` is two directories below `test/`, so the check resolved to the wrong directory and errored before the container even started. Fixed by making `repoRoot` a parameter (`"../../.."` for this package, `"../.."` unchanged for the other two). Separately, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`'s test-discovery step only grepped `test/terraform/*_test.go` for `^func Test`, never `test/terraform/azure/*_test.go` -- meaning neither this milestone's nor M7's Azure Terraform test had ever actually executed in CI despite `./test/terraform/...` being the `-v` target; fixed by extending the discovery glob. (3) Once the discovery-glob fix let this suite run for the first time, it surfaced a real service-code bug (not a harness bug): `BuildMetadataEndpoints` returned a JSON array, but `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s `metadata_host` path (`hashicorp/go-azure-sdk`'s `FromEndpoint`/`GetMetaData`) unmarshals a single object and hard-fails on an array; fixed by changing the return type to a single `EnvironmentDescriptor` (see section 10.8's discussion of this above `EnvironmentDescriptor`'s field-nesting note). The first fix attempt introduced a second, more subtle bug of the same kind: it nested `microsoftGraphResourceId` under a `resourceIdentifiers` object, matching go-azure-sdk's *exported* convenience types by name but not its actual wire-level parsing struct, which has no such nesting -- silently zero-valuing the field and failing `terraform apply` with "no `microsoftGraphResourceId` was returned" rather than a decode error. Fixed by flattening it to a top-level field; `test/integration/azurearm_test.go`'s own decode of this endpoint (added in M7, predating the array shape even existing as a question) also still needed updating from `[]map[string]any` to `map[string]any` once the wire shape changed. (4) With the metadata document finally shaped and populated correctly, `terraform apply` got one step further and hit a third, unrelated service-code bug: `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s `internal/clients/builder.go` refuses to run at all if `environments.Environment.IsAzureStack()` is true, and `go-azure-sdk`'s `IsAzureStack()` (`sdk/environments/azure_stack.go`) returns true unless `authentication.identityProvider` is exactly `"AAD"` and `authentication.tenant` is exactly the literal string `"common"` -- gopherstack's metadata document was populating `tenant` with the actual configured tenant GUID (plausible-looking, and correct for the *token-issuer* URL path, but wrong here) and had no `identityProvider` field at all. Real Azure's own `AzurePublic()` environment definition hardcodes both values regardless of which tenant is actually authenticating, confirming this is a fixed auth-flow-selection constant, not a per-tenant value. Fixed by adding `identityProvider` to `EnvironmentAuth` and hardcoding `"AAD"`/`"common"` in `BuildMetadataEndpoints`, independent of `settings.TenantID`. |
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Correct the bug count and classification.
Line 284 says that two bugs were found and that both were test-harness bugs. The same bullet lists four bugs, including two service-code bugs in items (3) and (4). Replace the opening with wording such as: “Four bugs are listed below: two in the test harness and two in service code.”
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….Port baseURLFor built the ARM listener's own self-referential URLs (metadata document, OpenID config, token responses) by taking the host from the request's Host header but always substituting h.Port for the port, discarding whatever port the client actually connected on. Whenever the ARM port is published under a different host port than it's configured to listen on -- e.g. test/terraform/azure's fixed 10006(container)->18006 (host) mapping -- this pointed every subsequent request, including the OAuth token exchange, at an unreachable container-internal address, failing terraform apply with a connection-refused error. Fixed by trusting the port from the Host header when present. Adds TestHandler_MetadataEndpoints_HonorsRequestHostPort.
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434-452: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConvert this test to a table-driven test.
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In `@services/azurearm/handler.go`:
- Line 509: Update Handler.baseURLFor’s fallback host handling to remove
surrounding brackets from r.Host before passing it to net.JoinHostPort, while
preserving unbracketed IPv4/hostname behavior. Add a regression test covering
Host “[::1]” and verify the generated metadata, discovery, OpenID, and token
base URLs contain correctly bracketed IPv6 rather than doubled brackets.
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Normalize bracketed IPv6 hosts before joining the fallback port.
When r.Host is [::1] without a port, net.SplitHostPort errors. Handler.baseURLFor then passes the brackets to net.JoinHostPort, producing https://[[::1]]:10006. Metadata, discovery, OpenID, and token URLs become malformed. The existing metadata test passes a pre-normalized URL and does not cover baseURLFor.
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if err != nil {
host, port = r.Host, strconv.Itoa(h.Port)
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fallback host handling to remove surrounding brackets from r.Host before passing
it to net.JoinHostPort, while preserving unbracketed IPv4/hostname behavior. Add
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hashicorp/go-azure-sdk's generated storageaccounts.Create client hardcodes
ExpectedStatusCodes: {202, 200} and hard-fails on any other status before
parsing the response body -- 201, which putGenericResource returned on
first creation (matching the resource-group PUT convention), is not among
them. resourcegroups.CreateOrUpdate accepts {201, 200}, so 200 is the only
status both clients agree on, and go-azure-sdk's own PollerFromResponse
treats a 200 PUT identically to a 201 one (both resolve immediately via the
provisioningState poller), so this costs nothing given the emulator's
always-synchronous design.
Fixed by making putGenericResource always return 200, independent of
whether Registry.Put reports a create or an update.
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…v4.81+ readiness poll terraform-provider-azurerm v4.81 added a post-create data-plane readiness poll to resourceStorageAccountCreate (waitForDataPlaneToBecomeAvailableForAccount): for every data-plane service the account supports, it polls GET /?restype=service&comp=properties and hard-fails apply on any non-connection-error response. None of azureblob/azurequeue/azuretable implemented this operation, so each returned the existing catch-all 400 InvalidQueryParameterValue, failing every storage account create. Verified the request shape against jackofallops/giovanni's blob/accounts, queue/queues, and table/tables properties_get.go -- all three use the identical GET /?restype=service&comp=properties convention. Fixed by adding a GetServiceProperties operation to all three services returning 200 with an empty <StorageServiceProperties/> (every field in the real schema is optional). azuretable needed a small writeXML helper added since it's otherwise pure JSON/OData.
golangci-lint 2.13.2's modernize linter (embedlit check) suggests flattening
EDMEntity{Entity: Entity{...}, ...} to promoted-field syntax
(EDMEntity{PartitionKey: .., ...}), but that syntax requires go1.27+ per the
Go compiler itself -- verified it fails to compile with "requires go1.27 or
later" under this repo's go.mod (go 1.26.6). The check isn't gated on the
module's actual language version, so it's a false positive here.
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The previous nolint on the outer EDMEntity{ line suppressed the real
modernize/embedlit finding but golangci-lint's nolintlint flagged the
directive itself as unused, since the diagnostic's actual reported position
is the inner Entity: key-value line, one line lower. Moved the nolint
directly onto that line and added nolintlint to the suppressed linters
since it was still second-guessing the (now correctly positioned)
modernize directive.
Two independent terraform-provider-azurerm v4.81.0 code paths call ARM's
{fileServices,blobServices}/default sub-resource for every StorageV2
account regardless of caller config: the post-create data-plane readiness
poll's File Share check (which -- critically -- treats a 404 not as "this
feature doesn't exist" but as PollingStatusInProgress, retrying forever
rather than failing) and resourceStorageAccountRead's unconditional
blob_properties read (a hard failure on 404). gopherstack's generic ARM
resource dispatcher correctly rejected both as unsupported Microsoft.Storage
leaf types with a 404, which is exactly the response that trips both --
the File Share case hangs every storage-account create for the full
15-minute test timeout with no error output, since a hung child process
produces no log lines to diagnose from CI alone.
Root-caused by reproducing locally: cross-compiled the linux binary, ran it
in a plain docker container with the same AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_* env vars
and a stable dev cert as the real test harness, and ran tofu apply against
it from a second container with TF_LOG=debug (avoiding the unrelated macOS
SSL_CERT_FILE limitation by doing the whole repro on Linux).
Fixed by adding a general GET .../storageAccounts/{name}/{x}Services/default
route returning 200 with an empty {} body after confirming the account
exists -- both FileServiceProperties and BlobServiceProperties have every
field optional in the real schema. Confirmed fixed end to end: local repro
now reaches 'Apply complete! Resources: 2 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.'
for the resource-group + storage-account fixture.
A further, structurally separate issue remains for the
container/blob/queue/table resources specifically (path-style vs
virtual-hosted-style addressing incompatibility) -- documented in AZURE.md
section 10.8 as an open item needing a scope decision, not fixed here.
terraform-provider-azurerm's data-plane SDK (jackofallops/giovanni) hard-requires
virtual-hosted-style URLs ({account}.{blob,queue,table}.{suffix}) for
azurerm_storage_container/_blob/_queue/_table, but M0-M2's existing listeners are
path-style ({host}:{port}/{account}/...). Add services/azurestoragevhost, a pure
Host-header translation layer that delegates to the existing azureblob/azurequeue/
azuretable Handlers on a new shared port (10010), and update services/azurearm's
endpoint advertisement and Suffixes.Storage to match. Also add five REST-surface
gaps (Get Container Properties, Set Blob Properties, Queue Exists, Get Table, Set
Table ACL) surfaced only once real SDK traffic could reach these listeners for the
first time.
Confirmed via local Docker+OpenTofu repro: full M8 fixture (resource group +
storage account + container + blob + queue + table) applies and destroys cleanly.
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microsoftGraphResourceIdat the document root. The metadata wire schema uses the top-level JSON fieldmicrosoftGraphResourceId;resourceIdentifiersis an internal SDK representation, not a wire wrapper. Updateservices/azurearm/PARITY.md.TestBuildMetadataEndpointsalready documents the field correctly as top-level.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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services/azurestoragevhost/handler.go (1)
142-142: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRecord the delegated storage operation.
WrapEchoHandlerrecordsVHostBlob,VHostQueue, orVHostTablebefore the virtual-host handler rewrites the path. Direct calls to the targetHandler()do not run the target telemetry wrapper, so per-operation metrics are lost. ExtendStorageHandlerwithExtractOperation, apply the rewritten path before calling the target extractor, and restore the original path afterward. This produces labels such asGetBlobandCreateQueue.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@AZURE.md`:
- Line 289: The endpoint note should describe the virtual-hosted contract
emitted by advertiseVHostEndpoint: Blob, Queue, and Table use
http://{account}.{service}.{host:port}/ on the shared listener, with default
port 10010. Replace references to AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*_ENDPOINT and
advertiseEndpoint with the single AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_STORAGE_VHOST override,
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In `@services/azurearm/handler_test.go`:
- Around line 255-258: Update the setup calls in the test around doRequest to
capture each create response status and use require to assert the expected
successful status before performing readiness GET checks. Apply this to both the
resource-group and storage-account PUT requests, preserving the existing request
payloads and flow.
In `@services/azurearm/handler.go`:
- Line 381: Restrict the route before dispatching by validating that the parsed
resource identifier has the Microsoft.Storage namespace and that id.Types[0] is
storageAccounts. Update the surrounding handler logic that currently checks the
“services” suffix, while preserving sub-service path handling for valid Storage
account resources.
In `@services/azurearm/rp_storage.go`:
- Line 421: Secure the storage listener and virtual-host URL flow around the
shared listener and Blob, Queue, and Table handlers: keep it bound only to a
trusted local interface, or require TLS plus mandatory valid SharedKey
authorization before accepting non-local requests. Ensure missing or invalid
Authorization headers are rejected for all storage operations, while preserving
local endpoint routing.
In `@services/azurearm/settings.go`:
- Line 63: Ensure the shared storage VHost listener port has a single source of
truth: when AdvertiseStorageVHost is empty, use the configured
azure-storage-vhost-port value when building ARM primaryEndpoints instead of
independently using StorageVHostPort. Alternatively, validate during startup
that both port settings match and reject mismatches.
In `@services/azureblob/handler.go`:
- Line 513: Update the endpoint around the NoContent success return to persist
supported x-ms-blob-* property changes through the backend before responding.
Add or invoke the backend property-update operation, apply content type and
cache control updates from the request headers, and return success only after
the update completes successfully.
In `@services/azurestoragevhost/PARITY.md`:
- Line 18: Update the structural_gaps metadata in PARITY.md to use an empty list
instead of a “None” entry, then regenerate the corresponding README Markdown
files so no false structural gap is rendered.
In `@services/azuretable/PARITY.md`:
- Around line 145-146: Reconcile the Table ACL support statements in PARITY.md:
update the known-gap entry near line 21 to match the documented Set Table ACL
behavior. Explicitly describe whether the route is fully supported, partial, or
a compatibility-only no-op, while preserving the existing distinction that
stored access policies remain unchanged.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@services/azurearm/PARITY.md`:
- Line 10: Update the MetadataEndpoints entry in PARITY.md to document
microsoftGraphResourceId as a top-level JSON field, removing the
resourceIdentifiers wrapper from the wire-schema description while preserving
the existing field verification details.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@services/azurearm/metadata_test.go`:
- Around line 71-81: Refactor the test around BuildMetadataEndpoints into a
table-driven test with three named cases, using args and want fields to
represent inputs and expected storage suffixes. Execute each case via t.Run and
t.Parallel(), and omit any wantErr field because BuildMetadataEndpoints does not
return an error.
In `@services/azurearm/rp_storage_test.go`:
- Around line 145-158: Convert all three cited tests to the repository’s
required named table-test structure with args, want, and wantErr fields; execute
cases via t.Run and mark subtests parallel. Ensure shared setup completes before
read-only GET cases and protect ARM state with the existing lock, while
preserving the current Put response and endpoint assertions.
In `@services/azurestoragevhost/handler_test.go`:
- Around line 50-155: Update the Azure handler tests, especially
TestHandler_RoutesByHostLabel, TestHandler_UnrecognizedHostIs400,
TestHandler_UnwiredServiceIs400, TestHandler_Name,
TestHandler_ExtractOperationAndResource,
TestHandler_MatchPriorityAndRouteMatcher, and TestHandler_ResetIsNoop, to follow
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and wantErr fields, use t.Context() throughout, and retain both top-level and
subtest t.Parallel() calls.
In `@services/azurestoragevhost/handler.go`:
- Line 142: Extend StorageHandler with ExtractOperation so delegated
virtual-host requests emit operation-level telemetry. In WrapEchoHandler,
rewrite the request path before invoking the target handler’s extractor, then
restore the original path afterward. Preserve the existing VHost operation
behavior while producing labels such as GetBlob and CreateQueue for direct
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| - **(8) The remaining hang -- a real infinite retry loop, not a timeout-prone-but-eventually-resolving check.** With (7)'s fix landed, `terraform apply` still hung for the full 15-minute test timeout with *zero* error output -- a materially different failure signature from every bug above (all of which failed fast, with a clear message) and one that CI logs alone couldn't diagnose: a hung `tofu apply` child process produces no log lines to grep. Root-caused by reproducing the exact failure locally: cross-compiled `bin/gopherstack-linux`, ran it in a plain `docker run` (no testcontainers) with the same `AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*` env vars and a stable dev cert, and ran `tofu apply` against it from a second container (avoiding the unrelated macOS `SSL_CERT_FILE` limitation by doing the whole repro on Linux) with `TF_LOG=debug`. The debug log showed the true call: File Share's poller (`custompollers.DataPlaneFileShareAvailabilityPoller`, despite its "DataPlane" name) does **not** hit a data-plane connection at all -- it calls `hashicorp/go-azure-sdk`'s `FileServicesClient.GetServiceProperties`, an ARM *management-plane* call (`GET .../storageAccounts/{name}/fileServices/default`). Critically, its `Poll` method treats a `404` response not as "this feature doesn't exist" but as `pollers.PollingStatusInProgress`, retrying every 10 seconds until it gets something else -- forever, since gopherstack's generic ARM resource dispatcher's `checkResourceType` correctly (by M7's original design) rejects `fileServices` as an unsupported `Microsoft.Storage` leaf type with a `404`, and gopherstack was never going to spontaneously start returning anything different. This is the mechanism previous fix attempts couldn't see from CI logs alone: a 404 here isn't a failure the test reports, it's bait the poller keeps swallowing until the outer test timeout kills the whole process. A second, structurally identical call site surfaced the moment the first was fixed and `apply` progressed further: `resourceStorageAccountRead` (called unconditionally at the end of every Storage Account create, v4.81.0-pinned) also calls `BlobServices.GetServiceProperties` (`GET .../storageAccounts/{name}/blobServices/default`) to populate the `blob_properties` computed block -- gated only by `supportLevel.supportBlob`, true for every StorageV2 account -- and hard-fails the whole apply (not a retry loop this time, but still fatal) on the same 404. Fixed both with one general route: `GET .../storageAccounts/{name}/{x}Services/default` (matching any `...Services/default` suffix, not just these two named services) now returns `200` with an empty `{}` body after confirming the account exists (404 if it doesn't) -- both `FileServiceProperties` and `BlobServiceProperties` have every field optional in the real schema, so an empty object round-trips through the SDK's JSON decoder identically to a real one with nothing configured. This does not implement File Share or Blob-service-properties management (`Set`/`Get {Blob,File} Service Properties`, `azurerm_storage_account_queue_properties`-style sub-resources) -- those remain out of scope per PARITY.md's existing known gaps -- it only satisfies the two create-time gates every StorageV2/Standard account trips regardless of whether the caller's config ever touches these features. Confirmed fixed by rerunning the exact local repro end to end: `Apply complete! Resources: 2 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.` | ||
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| - **(9) Resolved: virtual-hosted-style addressing added alongside M0-M2's existing path-style listeners, via a new translation-layer package, rather than narrowing M8's scope.** Rerunning the *full* M8 fixture (account + container + blob + queue + table) against the (8)-fixed binary got past account creation cleanly, then failed immediately on `azurerm_storage_container` with `parsing Account ID: expected the account "localhost:18000" to use a domain suffix of "localhost"`. Root cause, traced into `jackofallops/giovanni`'s (the data-plane SDK `terraform-provider-azurerm` v4.81.0 uses for these four resource types) `blob/accounts/resource_id.go` `ParseAccountID`: every one of these resources' `Create` handlers ends by calling their own `Read`, which parses the account's `primaryBlobEndpoint`/etc back into an `AccountId` by (a) checking the URL's host has `suffixes.storage` as a literal string suffix, then (b) splitting what remains on `.` and requiring exactly 2 or 3 dot-separated components -- i.e., it hard-assumes **virtual-hosted-style** addressing (`{account}.{blob,queue,table}.{suffix}`, e.g. `example1.blob.core.windows.net`), where the account name is a hostname *label*. gopherstack's Blob/Queue/Table services (M0-M2, already shipped and in production use) are **path-style** (`{host}:{port}/{account}/...`, Azurite-style single-account-in-URL-path addressing) -- the account name is never in the hostname at all, so `strings.Split(hostName, ".")` on a bare `"localhost:18000"` host yields a single component, and the function unconditionally errors. This was unlike every other bug in this section: not fixable by changing what gopherstack's ARM or data-plane listeners *return* -- a mismatch between two already-settled, independently-correct design decisions (M0-M2's path-style addressing, chosen and shipped long before M7/M8 existed; and this SDK's hard requirement for virtual-hosted-style URLs). Given the choice between narrowing M8's scope to account-only Terraform coverage or redesigning the addressing, the redesign was chosen. **Fix:** a new package, `services/azurestoragevhost`, adds a second, additive listener that does pure Host-header translation and zero business-logic duplication -- it parses `{account}.{blob|queue|table}.{suffix}` off the incoming request's `Host` header, rewrites `r.URL.Path` to prepend `/{account}`, and delegates the request wholesale to the existing `*azureblob.Handler`/`*azurequeue.Handler`/`*azuretable.Handler`'s already-public `Handler()` method -- the same backend instances the original path-style ports use, so state (containers, queues, tables) is identical and consistent regardless of which access style created or reads it. The account name was confirmed, during design, to be a pure routing placeholder already (no backend state, auth, or metrics logic keyed by it), which is what made this purely-additive approach possible with zero changes to M0-M2's core dispatch logic. A structural constraint shaped the design: `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s `StorageDomainSuffix` is one shared string used to parse account IDs across Blob, Queue, and Table alike (mirroring real Azure's single `core.windows.net` suffix), and since `url.URL.Host` always includes the port, no single suffix value could satisfy all three simultaneously while each kept a different path-style port -- so Blob/Queue/Table now additionally share **one new port, 10010**, for virtual-hosted-style access only; their original three path-style ports (10000/10001/10002) are untouched and still used directly by `test/integration` and this suite's own direct-SDK liveness checks. `services/azurearm`'s endpoint advertisement (`rp_storage.go`) and `metadata.go`'s `Suffixes.Storage` (previously a hardcoded `"localhost"` literal) were updated to advertise `http://{account}.{blob,queue,table}.{host}:10010/`-style endpoints and the matching dynamic domain suffix, replacing the old three-separate-override-endpoints mechanism with one `AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_STORAGE_VHOST` override. Getting real, previously-unreachable SDK traffic through this path for the first time surfaced five narrow, pre-existing REST-surface gaps in M0-M2 (each resource's create-then-read flow issues a "check for existing" call gopherstack hadn't implemented): Get Container Properties (`GET ?restype=container`) and Set Blob Properties (`PUT ?comp=properties`) in `azureblob`; a bare `GET /{queue}` existence check in `azurequeue`; Get Table (`GET /Tables('name')`) and Set Table ACL (`PUT ?comp=acl`) in `azuretable`. All five added with unit tests. Confirmed end to end via the local Linux-container repro: `tofu apply` -> `Apply complete! Resources: 6 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.`, `tofu destroy` -> `Destroy complete! Resources: 6 destroyed.`, covering resource group, storage account, container, blob, queue, and table together for the first time. | ||
| - **Empirical answer, question 2 (endpoint shape):** confirmed as far as it's possible to observe without a full `apply` -- the `AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*_ENDPOINT` override was necessary (without it, ARM advertised an unreachable port) and, per `advertiseEndpoint`'s existing `TrimSuffix(override, "/") + "/" + account + "/"` logic, produces the same trailing-slash shape as the non-override path. Whether `terraform-provider-azurerm`'s `DataPlaneEndpoint` appends resource paths onto that string with no double slashes or 404s was **not** confirmed against a live `apply`, because of the blocker below -- `apply` never got past ARM's own metadata-discovery call, one step before any Storage RP call. |
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Update the endpoint note to the virtual-hosted contract.
services/azurearm/rp_storage.go now emits http://{account}.{blob|queue|table}.{host:port}/ through advertiseVHostEndpoint. Blob, Queue, and Table share the virtual-hosted listener on default port 10010. The only override is AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_STORAGE_VHOST, whose value is the host:port prefix, such as localhost:18010. Remove references to AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*_ENDPOINT and advertiseEndpoint.
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In `@AZURE.md` at line 289, The endpoint note should describe the virtual-hosted
contract emitted by advertiseVHostEndpoint: Blob, Queue, and Table use
http://{account}.{service}.{host:port}/ on the shared listener, with default
port 10010. Replace references to AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_*_ENDPOINT and
advertiseEndpoint with the single AZURE_ARM_ADVERTISE_STORAGE_VHOST override,
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Restrict this route to Storage account sub-services.
Registry.Get supports registered generic resources in any namespace, so a path such as Microsoft.SomeFutureThing/widgets/{name}/fooServices/default can pass lookup and return HTTP 200. Validate id.Namespace == Microsoft.Storage and id.Types[0] == storageAccounts before dispatching.
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In `@services/azurearm/handler.go` at line 381, Restrict the route before
dispatching by validating that the parsed resource identifier has the
Microsoft.Storage namespace and that id.Types[0] is storageAccounts. Update the
surrounding handler logic that currently checks the “services” suffix, while
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Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Trivial
CWE: CWE-306 — Missing Authentication for Critical Function
Restrict or secure the virtual-host listener before exposing it beyond a trusted local network.
The shared storage listener binds to :10010 by default and serves plain HTTP. It delegates requests to Blob, Queue, and Table handlers that accept missing or invalid Authorization headers without verifying SharedKey. Any peer that can reach the configured port can read or modify storage. Bind the listener to a trusted interface, or add TLS and mandatory SharedKey validation before allowing non-local access.
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virtual-host URL flow around the shared listener and Blob, Queue, and Table
handlers: keep it bound only to a trusted local interface, or require TLS plus
mandatory valid SharedKey authorization before accepting non-local requests.
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| TLSCertFile string `json:"tlsCertFile" env:"AZURE_ARM_TLS_CERT" name:"tls-cert" help:"Path to a PEM certificate for the ARM HTTPS listener. Empty (default): generate a self-signed certificate on every start. Requires --azure-arm-tls-key."` //nolint:lll // config struct tags are intentionally verbose | ||
| TLSKeyFile string `json:"tlsKeyFile" env:"AZURE_ARM_TLS_KEY" name:"tls-key" help:"Path to the PEM key matching --azure-arm-tls-cert. Required when --azure-arm-tls-cert is set."` //nolint:lll // config struct tags are intentionally verbose | ||
| Port int `json:"port" env:"AZURE_ARM_PORT" default:"10006" name:"port" help:"Fixed TCP port for the dedicated ARM listener; startup fails if it's unavailable (no fallback pool)."` //nolint:lll // config struct tags are intentionally verbose | ||
| StorageVHostPort int `json:"storageVhostPort" env:"AZURE_ARM_STORAGE_VHOST_PORT" default:"10010" name:"storage-vhost-port" help:"The shared services/azurestoragevhost listener's port, used to build primaryEndpoints when --azure-arm-advertise-storage-vhost isn't set. Must match --azure-storage-vhost-port."` //nolint:lll // config struct tags are intentionally verbose |
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Enforce the shared listener port contract.
If AdvertiseStorageVHost is empty and a user changes only --azure-storage-vhost-port, ARM still advertises --azure-arm-storage-vhost-port. Terraform then connects to the wrong port.
Use one source of truth for both settings. Alternatively, reject startup when the ports differ.
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In `@services/azurearm/settings.go` at line 63, Ensure the shared storage VHost
listener port has a single source of truth: when AdvertiseStorageVHost is empty,
use the configured azure-storage-vhost-port value when building ARM
primaryEndpoints instead of independently using StorageVHostPort. Alternatively,
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Persist Blob property updates before returning success.
This endpoint returns 200 OK without changing backend state. A request that changes content type or cache control succeeds, but a later provider read returns the old properties. This can cause persistent Terraform drift.
Add a backend property-update operation. Apply supported x-ms-blob-* headers before returning success.
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In `@services/azureblob/handler.go` at line 513, Update the endpoint around the
NoContent success return to persist supported x-ms-blob-* property changes
through the backend before responding. Add or invoke the backend property-update
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- azurearm: fail fast if --azure-arm-storage-vhost-port disagrees with
--azure-storage-vhost-port when no AdvertiseStorageVHost override is set,
instead of silently advertising a port nothing answers on (the same bug
class fixed twice already in this milestone).
- azurearm: restrict the .../{x}Services/default route to
Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts specifically, so an unrelated resource
type ending in the same path shape can no longer false-positive 200.
- Document PARITY.md gaps that were introduced but not yet recorded: Set
Blob Properties doesn't persist, Set Table ACL is a compatibility-only
no-op, and correct a stale wire-shape note for microsoftGraphResourceId.
- Update AZURE.md's now-superseded per-service endpoint-override note.
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These new cases extend a table with
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- Around line 263-264: Refactor both new handler test cases in the relevant test
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Use the required table-test structure for both new handler cases.
services/azurearm/handler_test.go requires named args, want, and wantErr fields, t.Run, and parallel top-level and subtests. Convert the four subservice variants and the non-Storage case to this structure. Update doRequest to attach t.Context() to each httptest request. This helper is the request boundary for both cases, so the context change is part of the required correction.
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handler test cases in the relevant test functions to use named args, want, and
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all four subservice variants and the non-Storage case. Update doRequest to
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Resolves conflicts from main's per-service AWS parity audit (#2452) landing concurrently with this branch's own cli.go struct-field and generated-doc changes: - cli.go: union both sides' additive struct fields (shutdownDeadline from main, AzureStorageVHost from this branch) and both sides' new wire* helper functions (wireAzureStorageVHost, wireServiceDiscoveryDNS plus its neighbors) -- both were independent, non-overlapping additions that happened to land at the same struct-tag alignment column / function-insertion point. - .badges/*.svg, README.md, services/azureblob/README.md: regenerated via `make docs` after the code conflicts resolved, rather than hand-merging generated content. Verified post-merge: go build ./... clean; azurearm/azureblob/azurequeue/ azuretable/azurestoragevhost test+lint clean; make docs/check-pins clean. Pre-existing/environment-only failures not caused by this merge (confirmed against a clean bbw/main checkout or explained directly): cmd/bdaudit, cmd/bodyclass, cmd/stampaudit (1Password git-signing agent unavailable in this sandbox); test/terraform/azure (macOS TLS-trust limitation, AZURE.md section 10.10, expected to pass on Linux CI); local golangci-lint 2.12.2 crashing on services/macie2 (CI pins 2.13.2, a version this repo doesn't have installed locally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jzq1rtNNMjzhnvZSpcGr1F
- azureblob: use canonical "ETag" header name (canonicalheader), matching
this file's own existing convention elsewhere (getBlob/headBlob), not
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- test/terraform/azure: the existing modernize/embedlit nolint suppression
was anchored to the wrong line (the field, not the struct literal the
finding actually flags) -- moved it to the EDMEntity{ line itself.
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CI's "modernize" job runs `go fix -diff ./...` directly (not golangci-lint), which has no per-line suppression mechanism, unlike golangci-lint's own modernize/embedlit linter. Its "flatten an embedded field's composite literal" rewrite requires bumping go.mod's `go` directive past this repo's pinned 1.26.6 (verified: the suggested rewrite fails to compile otherwise), and its "convert a zero-value composite literal plus field assignments into a single literal" rewrite would then propose exactly that flatten again -- the two rules cycle against each other for this exact shape, so no composite-literal-based form reaches a stable, diff-free state without the language bump. Switched to `var entity aztables.EDMEntity` plus separate field assignments, which sidesteps both analyzer passes entirely (verified: `go fix -diff ./...` is empty repo-wide after this change). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Jzq1rtNNMjzhnvZSpcGr1F
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In `@test/terraform/azure/main_test.go`:
- Around line 351-354: Update prepareStableCert and the
stableCertHostPath/stableKeyHostPath setup to place both certificate files in a
securely owned 0700 directory under os.TempDir, rejecting any existing directory
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Serialize certificate-pair replacement across processes.
Each file replacement is atomic, but the certificate and key pair is not atomic. Two concurrent suite processes can interleave these renames and leave a certificate from one generation with a key from another generation.
Acquire an inter-process lock before the existence check. Hold the lock through generation, both writes, and final pair validation.
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Summary
Retrofits real Terraform data-plane coverage onto the already-shipped Blob/Queue/Table services (M0-M2), per AZURE.md §10.10's M8 scope. Also fixes two real pre-existing bugs discovered while getting the suite to actually execute, and closes a gap where M7's own Terraform test had never run anywhere.
test/terraform/azure/storage_dataplane_test.go(new):azurerm_storage_container/_blob/_queue/_tablecreated via an unmodifiedhashicorp/azurermprovider against an M7-provisionedazurerm_storage_account, with Go-SDK liveness assertions (blob read-back, queue send/receive, table insert/query) proving each is genuinely live, not just thatapplyreturned 200.services/azurearm: new--azure-arm-tls-cert/--azure-arm-tls-keysettings so the ARM listener can serve a stable, caller-supplied certificate instead of always generating a fresh self-signed one on every start — needed so a test harness (or any long-lived deployment) can trust the cert once instead of re-trusting a new one every run. Fails fast on a half-configured cert/key pair rather than silently falling back.test/internal/buildcheck/binary_freshness.go: fixed a real pre-existing bug —repoRootwas hardcoded"../..", correct only for packages one directory belowtest/.test/terraform/azureis two directories below, so its freshness check was silently erroring out (no such file or directory) and killingTestMainbefore Docker ever started. Now a parameter; all callers updated, existing two unchanged ("../.."preserved)..github/workflows/ci.yml: fixed the terraform-test discovery glob. It only scannedtest/terraform/*_test.go(top-level), sotest/terraform/azure/'s tests — M7's and now M8's — were never in the-runpattern despite./test/terraform/...being the target. M7's own acceptance test has never actually executed in CI since it merged. This PR is what surfaces and fixes that.services/{azureblob,azurequeue,azuretable}/PARITY.md.Why this is partial, not done
Getting the suite to genuinely run surfaced a real, pre-existing, host-OS-specific blocker: on macOS/arm64, Go binaries (including the OpenTofu binary) do not honor
SSL_CERT_FILEfor TLS certificate verification — confirmed via a minimal reproduction outside gopherstack/terraform entirely (a plain Gohttp.Getagainst apkgs/devtls-generated cert fails identically with or withoutSSL_CERT_FILEset;curlagainst the same cert respects it fine).terraform applyfails at the very first ARM call (metadata/endpoints) withx509: certificate signed by unknown authority, before reaching any Storage RP logic. This reproduces identically on M7's own pre-existingTestTerraform_Azure_ResourceGroupAndStorageAccount— meaning M7's "milestone that proves the whole approach" test has apparently never passed end-to-end anywhere, given the CI discovery bug above.With the CI glob fixed, Linux CI (where
SSL_CERT_FILEis honored) becomes the real verification path for both M7's and M8's Terraform suites — this PR's CI run is the decisive evidence. Local macOSterraform applyremains blocked pending a one-time keychain trust of the now-stable cert (not done in this PR — requires interactive authorization outside this session's sandbox).Two §10.8 empirical questions remain unresolved pending a real
applycompleting:storage_use_azuread=falsecorrectly forces the SharedKey auth path (test written:verifySharedKeyAuthPathUsed).primaryEndpointstrailing-slash shape is exactly whatterraform-provider-azurerm'sDataPlaneEndpointexpects to append onto (string-level logic reviewed and looks correct; not exercised against a live provider).rp_storage.goneeded no changes — consistent with §10.8's original finding.Test plan
go build ./...,go vet ./...— cleangolangci-lint runscoped to all touched packages — 0 issuesgo run ./cmd/checkpins,go run ./cmd/gendocs— clean, no unexpected diffgo test ./services/azurearm/...— pass, including new TLS-override unit testsgo test ./test/terraform/ -run '^TestTerraform_S3$'— confirms thebuildcheck.CheckFreshnesssignature change didn't regress the AWS suitego test ./test/terraform/azure/... -v— genuinely executes a realtofu apply(not a skip: Docker built, OpenTofu downloaded, provider resolved,initsucceeded); fails at the TLS-trust step described above, reproducing on M7's pre-existing test tooterraform-testsnow actually exercisestest/terraform/azure/*Summary by CodeRabbit
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