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This pull request introduces the ability to use an access token when connecting to the backend. This is achieved by setting the access token in the headers of the WebSocketHandler. The token is loaded from a secret and passed to the WebSocketHandler during its creation. The changes also include updates to several dependencies in the go.mod file.
PR Main Files Walkthrough:
files:
watch/websocket.go: Added a headers field to the WebSocketHandler struct to hold the access token. A new function, setHeaders, was introduced to set the access token in the headers. The createWebSocketHandler function was updated to accept a SecretData object and use it to set the headers. The connectToWebSocket function was updated to use the headers when dialing. watch/watchhandler.go: Updated the CreateWatchHandler function to accept a SecretData object and pass it to the createWebSocketHandler function. main.go: The main function was updated to load the access token from a secret and pass it to the CreateWatchHandler function. go.mod: Several dependencies were updated, including the armoapi-go, backend, go-logger, kubevuln, and others.
🎯 Main theme: Adding access token support for backend connection
📝 PR summary: This PR introduces the ability to use an access token when connecting to the backend. The token is loaded from a secret and passed to the WebSocketHandler during its creation. The PR also includes updates to several dependencies.
📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
🧪 Relevant tests added: No
⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 3
The PR includes changes to several files and introduces a new feature, which requires a careful review. However, the changes are not overly complex, so it should be manageable for an experienced developer.
🔒 Security concerns: No
The PR seems to handle the access token in a secure manner by loading it from a secret. However, without seeing the full context of the application, it's hard to say for certain. It's always a good idea to conduct a thorough security review when dealing with sensitive information like access tokens.
PR Feedback
💡 General suggestions: The PR looks good overall. The access token is being loaded from a secret, which is a secure way to handle sensitive information. However, it's important to ensure that error handling is properly implemented. Also, consider adding tests for the new functionality to ensure it works as expected and to prevent potential regressions in the future.
🤖 Code feedback:
relevant file:watch/websocket.go suggestion: Consider adding error handling for the case where the access token is not available or invalid. This will help to prevent potential issues and make the application more robust. [important] relevant line:headers: setHeaders(sd.Token),
relevant file:main.go suggestion: It would be beneficial to add a fallback mechanism in case the secret loading fails. This could be a default token or a way to run the application without the token. [medium] relevant line:sd, err := secretConfig.LoadSecret("/etc/access-token-secret")
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PR Type:
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PR Description:
This pull request introduces the ability to use an access token when connecting to the backend. This is achieved by setting the access token in the headers of the WebSocketHandler. The token is loaded from a secret and passed to the WebSocketHandler during its creation. The changes also include updates to several dependencies in the go.mod file.
PR Main Files Walkthrough:
files:
watch/websocket.go: Added a headers field to the WebSocketHandler struct to hold the access token. A new function, setHeaders, was introduced to set the access token in the headers. The createWebSocketHandler function was updated to accept a SecretData object and use it to set the headers. The connectToWebSocket function was updated to use the headers when dialing.watch/watchhandler.go: Updated the CreateWatchHandler function to accept a SecretData object and pass it to the createWebSocketHandler function.main.go: The main function was updated to load the access token from a secret and pass it to the CreateWatchHandler function.go.mod: Several dependencies were updated, including the armoapi-go, backend, go-logger, kubevuln, and others.