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ogar-rbac: group-to-role grants as the authority's versioned policy - #355
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Which roles a directory group confers is policy, decided by the authority, not directory state. group_policy::GroupRolePolicy is an append-only log of Grant/Revoke changes, each its own PolicyVersion (numbered by the log alone, independent of directory versions) and each carrying the GrantProvenance it was made with (by, evidence, at_ms). as_of(v) reads the state at any version. The state keeps unread and empty apart: roles_of returns None for a group the policy never named and Some([]) for one whose grants were all revoked, so a consumer never infers roles from missing evidence. A change that would not change the state (grant of a standing role, revoke of an absent one) is refused and not recorded. Groups are named by objectGUID (ogar-dir-core, no deps of its own). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01G22yT6htkcdyXsihxxXdrg
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds a new, self-contained group-role policy log. It can be merged with one small follow-up: refuse grants to the all-zero "absent" group ID. Without that check, a group that is missing its ID could pick up roles. Pre-merge checks |
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crates/ogar-rbac/src/group_policy.rs (1)
120-120: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStop rebuilding the full state on every
apply.Every call to
applyrunsstate_at(self.entries.len()). That call replays the whole log into newBTreeMaps and clones every standingGrantProvenance(twoStrings each). The no-op check only needs one fact: whether the latest change for(group, role)was aGrant.As written, recording N changes costs O(N²) time and allocates heavily. For a long-lived authority log, this cost keeps growing. A reverse scan answers the same question in O(N) with no allocation and no cloning.
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- let state = self.state_at(self.entries.len()); + let granted = |group: Guid128, role: RoleId| { + self.entries.iter().rev().find_map(|e| match e.change { + PolicyChange::Grant { group: g, role: r } if g == group && r == role => Some(true), + PolicyChange::Revoke { group: g, role: r } if g == group && r == role => Some(false), + _ => None, + }) == Some(true) + }; match change { - PolicyChange::Grant { group, role } if state.confers(group, role) => { + PolicyChange::Grant { group, role } if granted(group, role) => { return Err(PolicyError::AlreadyGranted(group, role)); } - PolicyChange::Revoke { group, role } if !state.confers(group, role) => { + PolicyChange::Revoke { group, role } if !granted(group, role) => { return Err(PolicyError::NotGranted(group, role)); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/ogar-rbac/src/group_policy.rs:
- Around line 119-129: Update apply to reject Guid128::default() for both Grant
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Review comments at @crates/ogar-rbac/src/group_policy.rs:
- Line 120: Update the `apply` method’s grant/revoke no-op checks to avoid
calling `state_at(self.entries.len())`, which rebuilds and clones the full
policy state on every change. Determine whether the latest entry for the
`(group, role)` pair is a `Grant` by scanning `self.entries` in reverse, and use
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Review (Codex P2): apply rebuilt the whole state from the log for every change, so N changes cost O(N^2) work and allocations. The policy now keeps the head state, updated by the same step() a replay uses, so the two cannot disagree; as_of(head) returns it, older versions still replay. The provenance test also checks the cached head against a fresh replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01G22yT6htkcdyXsihxxXdrg
Review (CodeRabbit): Guid128::default() means "absent". A consumer that resolves an unread objectGUID to it would pick up whatever was granted to zero, i.e. roles inferred from missing evidence. apply now refuses any change naming it (PolicyError::AbsentGroup) before recording. Test the_absent_group_is_refused: red before, green after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01G22yT6htkcdyXsihxxXdrg
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Decision 4(b): group-to-role grants live in the authority's versioned policy state, separate from the directory's lifecycle, with provenance kept.
ogar_rbac::group_policy:GroupRolePolicyis an append-only log ofPolicyChange::{Grant, Revoke}of(group, role). Each change is its ownPolicyVersion, numbered by the log alone and independent of any directory version.GrantProvenanceit was made with (by,evidence,at_ms).as_of(v)reads the state at any version, andhistory()keeps every change.GroupRoleState::roles_ofreturnsNonefor a group the policy never named andSome([])for one whose grants were all revoked, so a consumer such as dir-sim'sGroupRolesnever infers roles from missing evidence.ogar-dir-coredependency, which itself has no dependencies.Tests
a_revoked_group_is_empty_not_unread:NonevsSome([]), at every version.each_grant_keeps_its_own_provenance: a re-grant after a revoke carries its own provenance, and the log keeps all three changes.a_no_op_change_is_refused: no-op grant and revoke refused; an unknown version is refused.Disable runs, each red:
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