* handle HTTP PATCH requests as logical.PatchOperation
* update go.mod, go.sum
* a nil response for logical.PatchOperation should result in 404
* respond with 415 for incorrect MIME type in PATCH Content-Type header
* add abstraction to handle PatchOperation requests
* add ACLs for patch
* Adding JSON Merge support to the API client
* add HTTP PATCH tests to check high level response logic
* add permission-based 'kv patch' tests in prep to add HTTP PATCH
* adding more 'kv patch' CLI command tests
* fix TestHandler_Patch_NotFound
* Fix TestKvPatchCommand_StdinValue
* add audit log test for HTTP PATCH
* patch CLI changes
* add patch CLI tests
* change JSONMergePatch func to accept a ctx
* fix TestKVPatchCommand_RWMethodNotExists and TestKVPatchCommand_RWMethodSucceeds to specify -method flag
* go fmt
* add a test to verify patching works by default with the root token
* add changelog entry
* get vault-plugin-secrets-kv@add-patch-support
* PR feedback
* reorder some imports; go fmt
* add doc comment for HandlePatchOperation
* add json-patch@v5.5.0 to go.mod
* remove unnecessary cancelFunc for WriteBytes
* remove default for -method
* use stable version of json-patch; go mod tidy
* more PR feedback
* temp go get vault-plugin-secrets-kv@master until official release
Co-authored-by: Josh Black <raskchanky@users.noreply.github.com>
* First pass at filtered-path endpoint. It seems to be working, but there are tests missing, and possibly some optimization to handle large key sets.
* Vendor go-cmp.
* Fix incomplete vendoring of go-cmp.
* Improve test coverage. Fix bug whereby access to a subtree named X would expose existence of a the key named X at the same level.
* Add benchmarks, which showed that hasNonDenyCapability would be "expensive" to call for every member of a large folder. Made a couple of minor tweaks so that now it can be done without allocations.
* Comment cleanup.
* Review requested changes: rename some funcs, use routeCommon instead of
querying storage directly.
* Keep the same endpoint for now, but move it from a LIST to a POST and allow multiple paths to be queried in one operation.
* Modify test to pass multiple paths in at once.
* Add endpoint to default policy.
* Move endpoint to /sys/access/filtered-path.
* Path globbing
* Add glob support at the beginning
* Ensure when evaluating an ACL that our path never has a leading slash. This already happens in the normal request path but not in tests; putting it here provides it for tests and extra safety in case the request path changes
* Simplify the algorithm, we don't really need to validate the prefix first as glob won't apply if it doesn't
* Add path segment wildcarding
* Disable path globbing for now
* Remove now-unneeded test
* Remove commented out globbing bits
* Remove more holdover glob bits
* Rename k var to something more clear
This works around a very, very common error where people write policies
to affect listing but forget the slash at the end. If there is no exact
rule with a slash at the end when doing a list, we look to see if there
is a rule without it, and if so, use those capabilities.
Fixes #mass-user-confusion
Anton Averchenkov