✨ Add configurable git commit identity to Agent/AgentRun - #163
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds validated Git identity configuration to Agent and AgentRun specs. The controller resolves the identity and passes it to the Sandbox. The harness loads configured or default values and applies them to Git commits. Git identity configuration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds configurable commit identities, but an empty configuration can discard the inherited identity and user-provided environment variables can override or partially replace the managed identity without validation, potentially producing unintended commit authorship. These are bounded but concrete correctness and provenance risks, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AgentRun
participant AgentRunController
participant Sandbox
participant migration-harness
participant GitRepository
AgentRun->>AgentRunController: provide optional GitConfig
AgentRunController->>AgentRunController: resolveGitIdentity
AgentRunController->>Sandbox: inject Git author environment variables
Sandbox->>migration-harness: provide configured environment
migration-harness->>GitRepository: ConfigureAuthor(name, email)
GitRepository-->>migration-harness: persist commit identity
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| // UserName maps to git config user.name for the agent's commits. | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:MinLength=1 | ||
| // +optional | ||
| UserName string `json:"userName,omitempty"` |
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go-git does no escaping on the ident, Signature.Encode is just fmt.Fprintf(w, "%s <%s> ", s.Name, s.Email). I think a userName with a newline or a < in it would write an ident real git rejects, though I didn't actually try it. Worth a +kubebuilder:validation:Pattern on both fields to catch it at the CRD?
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Good call, let's validate at the CRD. Since go-git does no escaping on the signature, I'd add a +kubebuilder:validation:Pattern to both fields rejecting <, >, and control characters (newlines), plus a MaxLength. userEmail can take a stricter address-shaped pattern. That keeps a malformed or forged ident from ever reaching the commit object.
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Done in dfd9caf. Both fields now carry Pattern + MaxLength. userName rejects <, >, and control characters incl. newlines — ^[^\x00-\x1f\x7f<>]+$, MaxLength 128. userEmail takes an address-shaped pattern ^[^\x00-\x20\x7f<>@]+@[^\x00-\x20\x7f<>@]+\.[^\x00-\x20\x7f<>@]+$, MaxLength 254. Added envtest cases in crd_validation_test.go covering single-field gitConfig, ident metacharacters, an embedded newline, and a malformed email.
| // application's git identity and never leave the harness. Each field is | ||
| // independently optional — an unset field falls back to the next level | ||
| // (AgentRun override, then Agent default, then the harness default). | ||
| type GitConfig struct { |
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if an Agent sets userName and no userEmail, the controller forwards just the name and the harness defaults the rest, so commits land as Coolstore Bot <migration-agent@konveyor.io>. Is the mixed identity intended, or should setting one require both?
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Agreed this shouldn't produce a mixed identity. I'd argue name/email are one indivisible value, unlike the independent scalars in resolveExecution, so per-field merge is the wrong model here. Suggest (1) resolving atomically — an AgentRun gitConfig replaces the Agent's whole gitConfig, not field-by-field — and (2) adding a both-or-neither constraint on GitConfig (CEL XValidation) so a single spec can't set just one field. That removes the Coolstore Bot <migration-agent@konveyor.io> case entirely, and the resolveGitIdentity "override name only" test cases go away with it.
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Done in dfd9caf. resolveGitIdentity now takes the AgentRun's GitConfig wholesale when present, else the Agent's — no field-by-field merge, so the mixed Coolstore Bot <migration-agent@konveyor.io> case can no longer occur. Added a both-or-neither CEL rule on GitConfig (has(self.userName) == has(self.userEmail)) so a single spec can't set only one field, and dropped the now-impossible partial-override cases from the resolveGitIdentity test table.
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Reviewed the git commit identity change — direction is good and correctly scoped to authorship (push credentials stay in the harness, controller holds no default). Two things to resolve before merge, left as replies on the existing threads: (1) per-field resolution produces mixed identities, and (2) name/email need injection validation at the CRD boundary. One more note here on keeping CONTEXT.md a pure glossary.
| Gateway CRs will be replaced by OpenShell Gateway Services. | ||
| Subagent delegation is a runtime concern — the agent runtime may | ||
| spawn subagents internally but this is not modeled in the CRD. | ||
| An Agent may also declare a `gitConfig` (commit `user.name`/`user.email`) |
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I'd drop these CONTEXT.md additions. This file is meant to be a domain glossary, devoid of implementation detail — gitConfig's field mechanics (user.name/user.email, per-field fallback, push-credential independence) are already documented on the API types, which is the right home. We're intentionally not making commit-authorship a first-class domain concept for this release, so it doesn't need a glossary entry yet. If it graduates to a first-class concept later, we can add the term then.
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Done in dfd9caf. Reverted both CONTEXT.md additions; the field mechanics stay documented on the API types.
Address review on konveyor#163: treat the commit identity as one indivisible value instead of merging userName/userEmail per field. - resolveGitIdentity now takes the AgentRun's GitConfig wholesale when present, else the Agent's — no field-by-field merge, so a run can no longer produce a mixed "Coolstore Bot <migration-agent@konveyor.io>" identity. - GitConfig gains a both-or-neither CEL rule (userName and userEmail must be set together) so a single spec cannot set just one field. - userName/userEmail get Pattern + MaxLength validation: go-git does no escaping on the signature, so reject angle brackets, whitespace, and control characters that could corrupt or forge the commit ident; userEmail must be a bare local@domain address. - Drop the CONTEXT.md gitConfig additions — that file is a domain glossary and the field mechanics already live on the API types. Adds CRD-boundary tests (single-field, ident metacharacters, newline, malformed email) and drops the now-impossible partial-override cases from resolveGitIdentity. Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
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In `@api/v1alpha1/agent_types.go`:
- Line 70: Update the GitConfig XValidation marker in the relevant API type so
that GitConfig may be omitted, but when present both userName and userEmail are
required, rejecting an empty object. Add an admission test covering gitConfig:
{} and regenerate both CRD manifests to reflect the validation change.
In `@changes/unreleased/104-agent-git-config.yaml`:
- Around line 3-6: Update the gitConfig description for AgentRun to state that
when configured, it atomically replaces the Agent’s complete git identity as a
userName/userEmail pair, rather than overriding fields independently; retain the
behavior that an unset AgentRun value uses the Agent default and leave push
credentials unchanged.
In `@internal/controller/agentrun_controller.go`:
- Around line 480-495: Update buildEnvVars to filter or reject user-provided
KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME and KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL from run.Spec.Env before
appending those variables, preserving controller-managed identity and GitConfig
validation. Add a regression test covering run.Spec.Env with only
KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME.
Apply the same fix in `@harness/internal/config/config.go` around lines 117 - 118:
Covers the independent defaulting that permits a hybrid identity.
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| // are one indivisible identity: both must be set together, and an | ||
| // AgentRun's GitConfig replaces the Agent's whole GitConfig rather than | ||
| // merging field by field. When unset, commits use the harness default. | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="has(self.userName) == has(self.userEmail)",message="userName and userEmail must be set together" |
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In Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition (CRD) CEL validation, the has(self.field) macro is the standard mechanism to check for the presence of an optional field [1][2]. ### Field Presence Semantics The has() macro evaluates whether a field is explicitly present in the resource data [1]. * Behavior: It returns true if the field is set in the object, and false if it is unset (absent) [1][3]. * Null Values: In Kubernetes CEL expressions, null-valued fields are treated as absent, meaning has() will return false for nulls [2]. * Mandatory Guard: It is essential to use has() to guard access to optional fields [4]. Attempting to access an optional field (e.g., self.optionalField.size() > 0) without first verifying its presence with has(self.optionalField) will result in a validation error (typically a "no such key" or similar evaluation error) if the field is missing [4]. ### Common Patterns * Presence Check: has(self.optionalField) [1][4] * Conditional Validation: A common pattern is to validate a field only if it is present, or to enforce its presence based on another field's value: !has(self.optionalField) || self.optionalField.size() > 0 [4] * Transition Rules: For comparing current and previous states, use oldSelf [5][6]. Note that oldSelf is not available during object creation. You can use the optionalOldSelf: true configuration in x-kubernetes-validations to treat oldSelf as an optional type, which provides hasValue() and value() methods for more explicit handling of transitions [7][2]. ### Important Distinctions * Maps vs. Structs: Do not use has() to check for keys within a map; instead, use the in operator (e.g., 'key' in self.myMap) [1]. The has() macro is specifically for fields of a defined schema (structs) [1]. * CEL Optional Types: While standard has() checks for presence in the struct, recent Kubernetes versions have introduced "CEL Optional Values" (e.g., optionalSelf, optionalOldSelf) which allow for a more robust handling of potentially missing or nullable data types within validation rules by utilizing hasValue() and value() methods [1][7][2]. Always consult the official documentation for the specific Kubernetes version in use, as support for advanced CEL optional types and behaviors has evolved significantly since the feature was introduced [1][2].
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- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/
- 2: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/extend-kubernetes/custom-resources/custom-resource-definitions/
- 3: Feature implementation: Validation rules for Custom Resource Definitions using the CEL expression language kubernetes/kubernetes#106051
- 4: https://linuxcent.com/kubernetes-crd-cel-validation/
- 5: https://opensource.googleblog.com/2023/11/kubernetes-crd-validation-using-cel.html
- 6: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2022/09/23/crd-validation-rules-beta/
- 7: CEL Validation: Add 'optionalSelf: true' config for consistency with 'optionalOldSelf: true' kubernetes/kubernetes#132510
Reject an empty GitConfig.
The rule accepts gitConfig: {} because both has(...) expressions are false. resolveGitIdentity then uses the empty AgentRun.Spec.GitConfig instead of the Agent identity.
Require both fields when GitConfig is present. Keep GitConfig optional when no override is needed. Add an admission test and regenerate both CRDs after changing the marker.
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In `@api/v1alpha1/agent_types.go` at line 70, Update the GitConfig XValidation
marker in the relevant API type so that GitConfig may be omitted, but when
present both userName and userEmail are required, rejecting an empty object. Add
an admission test covering gitConfig: {} and regenerate both CRD manifests to
reflect the validation change.
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| Add gitConfig (userName / userEmail) to the Agent and AgentRun specs to | ||
| control the git commit identity the harness uses for agent commits. The | ||
| AgentRun value overrides the Agent default per field; when unset, commits | ||
| keep the previous default identity. Push credentials are unchanged. |
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Describe the override as an atomic replacement.
The text says that AgentRun overrides the Agent identity “per field.” The CRD requires both fields, and the configured gitConfig replaces the Agent identity as one pair. Users can otherwise expect a partial override that the API rejects.
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- AgentRun value overrides the Agent default per field; when unset, commits
+ AgentRun value replaces the Agent default when both userName and userEmail
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| Add gitConfig (userName / userEmail) to the Agent and AgentRun specs to | |
| control the git commit identity the harness uses for agent commits. The | |
| AgentRun value overrides the Agent default per field; when unset, commits | |
| keep the previous default identity. Push credentials are unchanged. | |
| Add gitConfig (userName / userEmail) to the Agent and AgentRun specs to | |
| control the git commit identity the harness uses for agent commits. The AgentRun value replaces the Agent default when both userName and userEmail | |
| are set; when unset, commits keep the previous default identity. Push credentials are unchanged. |
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In `@changes/unreleased/104-agent-git-config.yaml` around lines 3 - 6, Update the
gitConfig description for AgentRun to state that when configured, it atomically
replaces the Agent’s complete git identity as a userName/userEmail pair, rather
than overriding fields independently; retain the behavior that an unset AgentRun
value uses the Agent default and leave push credentials unchanged.
| // Git commit identity. AgentRun overrides Agent per field; unset | ||
| // fields are left absent so the harness applies its default. The | ||
| // controller only forwards declared values — it holds no default. | ||
| gitName, gitEmail := resolveGitIdentity(agent, run) | ||
| if gitName != "" { | ||
| env = append(env, corev1.EnvVar{ | ||
| Name: "KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME", | ||
| Value: gitName, | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| if gitEmail != "" { | ||
| env = append(env, corev1.EnvVar{ | ||
| Name: "KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL", | ||
| Value: gitEmail, | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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Protect controller-managed Git identity variables.
run.Spec.Env is appended after the generated Git identity variables, so a run can override KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME or KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL and bypass the GitConfig validation. Because harness parsing defaults the two variables independently, supplying only one can also create a hybrid identity. Reject or remove these reserved names from user-provided environment variables, or validate the pair atomically in the harness, and add a regression test for a single-variable override.
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In `@internal/controller/agentrun_controller.go` around lines 480 - 495, Update
buildEnvVars to filter or reject user-provided KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME and
KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL from run.Spec.Env before appending those variables,
preserving controller-managed identity and GitConfig validation. Add a
regression test covering run.Spec.Env with only KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME.
Apply the same fix in `@harness/internal/config/config.go` around lines 117 - 118:
Covers the independent defaulting that permits a hybrid identity.
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Introduce a gitConfig field (userName / userEmail) on the Agent and AgentRun specs so users can control the commit identity the agent uses when committing, addressing konveyor#104. It controls commit authorship only; push credentials, resolved from the application's git identity, are unchanged and remain in the harness. Name and email are treated as one indivisible identity: - An AgentRun's gitConfig replaces the Agent's wholesale rather than merging field by field, so a run can never produce a mixed identity like "Coolstore Bot <migration-agent@konveyor.io>". - A both-or-neither CEL rule (userName and userEmail must be set together) prevents a single spec from setting only one field. - Both fields get Pattern + MaxLength validation at the CRD boundary: go-git does no escaping on the signature, so reject angle brackets, whitespace, and control characters that could corrupt or forge the commit ident; userEmail must be a bare local@domain address. The controller forwards the resolved identity to the pod as KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME / _EMAIL env vars (holding no default itself, staying domain-agnostic); the harness reads them in config and applies them via git.ConfigureAuthor, falling back to the historical identity (migration-agent) when absent. Fully backward-compatible. Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <dymurray@redhat.com>
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Summary
Adds a
gitConfigfield (userName/userEmail) to the Agent and AgentRun specs so users can control the git commit identity the agent uses when committing, addressing #104.spec.gitConfigsets the default commit identity for its runs.spec.gitConfigoverrides it per run, resolved per field (AgentRun > Agent > harness default).gitConfigis unset, commits keep the previous default identitymigration-agent <migration-agent@konveyor.io>.How it works
The controller forwards the resolved identity to the pod as
KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME/KONVEYOR_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAILenv vars (it holds no default itself, staying domain-agnostic). The harness reads them inconfig.LoadFromEnv— defaulting to the historical identity when absent — and applies them viagit.ConfigureAuthor(go-git derives both author and committer fromuser.name/user.email).Example
Test plan
resolveGitIdentityprecedence table (including partial name-only / email-only overrides),buildEnvVarsenv emission, harness config env parsing + defaults, andConfigureAuthorapplied to a real commit (author + committer).make test(envtest controller suite incl. CRD validation), full harness suite, and api module build/vet all pass;go fmt/go vetclean.make; added afeaturechangelog fragment; updatedCONTEXT.mdglossary.Fixes #104
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