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Signed-off-by: Riya Garg <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses issue #14117 by adding the ability to resolve OpenAPI schema references during component generation. The changes modify the Generate
function in generator.go
and GenerateFromOpenAPI
function in openapi_generator.go
to resolve $ref
fields in OpenAPI schemas. It reuses the existing GetResolvedManifest
function to resolve these references, focusing on standard OpenAPI component schema paths. External or non-standard references are not handled. The PR also renames the getResolvedManifest
function to GetResolvedManifest
and exports it.
Highlights
- Schema Resolution: Implements OpenAPI schema reference resolution during component generation using
GetResolvedManifest
. - Function Modification: Modifies
Generate
ingenerator.go
(lines 64, 72) andGenerateFromOpenAPI
inopenapi_generator.go
(line 27) to utilize the schema resolution. - Function Rename: Renames
getResolvedManifest
toGetResolvedManifest
inopenapi_generator.go
(line 177) and exports it.
Changelog
- utils/component/generator.go
- Modified the
Generate
function to resolve OpenAPI schema references usingGetResolvedManifest
before converting the resource to CUE format. (lines 64, 72) - Added error handling for cases where no schemas are found, defaulting to the original resource.
- Modified the
- utils/component/openapi_generator.go
- Modified the
GenerateFromOpenAPI
function to useGetResolvedManifest
for resolving schema references. (line 27) - Renamed
getResolvedManifest
toGetResolvedManifest
and exported it. (line 177)
- Modified the
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A reference so deep,
In schemas where secrets sleep,
Resolved with a call,
Components stand tall,
From chaos, order to keep.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the ability to resolve OpenAPI schema references during component generation, which addresses issue #14117. The changes involve modifying the Generate
function in generator.go
and renaming/exporting getResolvedManifest
to GetResolvedManifest
in openapi_generator.go
. The implementation reuses the existing GetResolvedManifest
function to resolve $ref
fields in OpenAPI schemas. Overall, the changes seem well-structured and address the intended issue.
Summary of Findings
- Error Handling: The code handles the
ErrNoSchemasFound
error, but it might be beneficial to log or provide a more informative message when this error occurs, as it could indicate a problem with the input resource. - Function Naming: The function
getResolvedManifest
was renamed toGetResolvedManifest
and exported. This is good for reusability, but ensure that the function is used consistently across the codebase.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be well-structured and addresses the intended issue. However, it's recommended to address the error handling suggestion to provide more informative messages when ErrNoSchemasFound
occurs. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the medium
severity issue, I recommend that the pull request not be merged until it is addressed.
Description
This PR fixes meshery/meshery#14117
Notes for Reviewers
Implementation Details
Generate()
is a common function used by both Artifact Hub and GitHub to Generate Component Definition from a single CRD. Thus, resolving schemas here would be ideal.GetResolvedManifest
already implemented was re-used for this purpose, it resolves $ref fields that refer to standard OpenAPI component schema paths (e.g.,#/components/schemas/...
); external or non-standard references are not handled.Test
Tested with a test CRD containing schema references using
mesheryctl registry generate
- Link to Test CRDBefore
After
Signed commits