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@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz commented May 2, 2024

Fixes #149

  • Renames gvc templates to app
  • Adds identity inside app templates
  • Adds secrets-policy inside secrets templates
  • Adds option to set custom names for secrets and secrets-policy

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Customized names for secrets and their policies.
    • Enhanced error handling for the deploy-image command.
  • Documentation

    • Updated command usage in docs/commands.md.
    • Revised migration and tips documentation.

@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz added the enhancement New feature or request label May 2, 2024
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@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz changed the title Updates templates naming Update templates naming May 2, 2024
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Decided to keep it named secrets.yml instead of org.yml because:

  1. org.yml would not create an org, so it would be misleading
  2. You could apply secrets.yml multiple times if using different secrets for different apps (for example, different secrets for staging and review apps in the same org)

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Per other comment, we can ignore what I wrote below:

I disagree with point "1." Yes, we don't create an org, but this is a one time thing for the org.

I don't understand point number two. Maybe you're trying to say in case you have multiple orgs, then you need to apply this to multiple orgs?

In any case, I'd prefer if this is org.yml. Yes, the org is set up in the UX. So what? After that, you apply the org.yml file. I found the top part

https://github.com/shakacode/heroku-to-control-plane/pull/159/files#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5R200-R201

    # If you're going to use secrets, you need to apply the `secrets.yml` template separately (one-time setup):
    # `cpl apply-template secrets -a my-app`
``

very confusing...

# If you're going to use secrets, you need to apply the `org.yml` template (one-time setup for your org):
# Pick any app in the relevant org.
# `cpl apply-template org -a my-app`

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On point number 2, let's say that you want to use a secrets collection A for my-app-staging and a different secrets collection B for my-app-review. Then you'd have to apply org.yml twice, once for my-app-staging and once for my-app-review. That's why I thought secrets.yml would be a better name.

This is something I had brought up with Igor a while back and he had expressed the same concern with naming it org.yml.

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Sergey says this is not for staging and production

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OK -- I get this now. the app name is used to create the right secrets...

and if you specify the command multiple times with different app names, then different secrets get created.

I suggest that we automatically create the org secrets when setup-app is used and the secrets and policy don't exist (unless --skip-secret-access-binding) is used.

kind: secret
name: {{APP_SECRETS}}
type: dictionary
data: {}
---
# Policy is needed to allow identities to access secrets
kind: policy
name: {{APP_SECRETS_POLICY}}
targetKind: secret
targetLinks:
  - //secret/{{APP_SECRETS}}

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We can do this in a follow up PR.

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  1. rename secrets.yml to org.yml
  2. better explanation of secrets and org.yml in docs.

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Per other comment, we can ignore what I wrote below:

I disagree with point "1." Yes, we don't create an org, but this is a one time thing for the org.

I don't understand point number two. Maybe you're trying to say in case you have multiple orgs, then you need to apply this to multiple orgs?

In any case, I'd prefer if this is org.yml. Yes, the org is set up in the UX. So what? After that, you apply the org.yml file. I found the top part

https://github.com/shakacode/heroku-to-control-plane/pull/159/files#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5R200-R201

    # If you're going to use secrets, you need to apply the `secrets.yml` template separately (one-time setup):
    # `cpl apply-template secrets -a my-app`
``

very confusing...

# If you're going to use secrets, you need to apply the `org.yml` template (one-time setup for your org):
# Pick any app in the relevant org.
# `cpl apply-template org -a my-app`

CC: @dzirtusss 

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce the ability to customize names for secrets and policies in controlplane.yml, renaming gvc.yml to app.yml across various files. These changes enhance flexibility in managing secrets and policies and ensure consistency in file naming conventions.

Changes

File Pattern Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md, README.md, /.controlplane/templates Introduced secrets_name and secrets_policy_name options, renamed gvc.yml to app.yml.
docs/*, templates/*.yml, spec/support/command_helpers.rb Updated references from gvc to app, adjusted template setup for identity and secrets.
docs/commands.md, docs/tips.md, spec/support/command_helpers.rb Modified commands and instructions to reflect file and template name changes, updated for custom secrets configurations.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Naming of yaml files (#149)
Rename secrets.yml to org.yml (#149) The secrets.yml file was not renamed to org.yml as specified in the linked issue.

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README.md (1)

192-199: The documentation should clarify that the setup_app_templates configuration is crucial for initial setup and should be executed as described.

Consider adding a note on the importance of running setup_app_templates for initial configuration.

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spec/dummy/.controlplane/templates/secrets-with-custom-names.yml (2)

1-4: The definition of the custom secret entity looks correct and aligns with the PR's objectives.


6-10: The policy entity is correctly defined and effectively linked to the custom secret entity, supporting dynamic secret management as intended in the PR.

templates/secrets.yml (2)

1-4: The dynamic naming of the secret entity using {{APP_SECRETS}} is correctly implemented, enhancing configuration flexibility.


6-11: The policy entity is correctly defined and effectively linked to the secret entity, supporting dynamic secret management as intended in the PR.

spec/command/maintenance_set_page_spec.rb (1)

23-23: The test correctly applies the renamed 'app' template with a specific workload, aligning with the PR's objectives to ensure templates are correctly applied in various scenarios.

lib/command/setup_app.rb (1)

38-41: The added error handling and configuration options for custom secret names and policies enhance the flexibility and robustness of the app setup process, aligning with the PR's objectives.

spec/command/build_image_spec.rb (1)

47-47: The test correctly applies the renamed 'app' template, aligning with the PR's objectives to ensure templates are correctly applied in various scenarios.

spec/command/setup_app_spec.rb (1)

67-79: The tests correctly apply the 'secrets' and 'secrets-with-custom-names' templates, aligning with the PR's objectives to ensure templates are correctly applied and to enhance flexibility in managing secrets.

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69-69: Correct application of multiple templates including "app" aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.

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27-34: The updated comments provide clear documentation for the setup_app_templates configuration.


38-60: Implementation of customization options for secrets and secrets policy aligns with the PR's objectives.


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44-44: Correct application of multiple templates including "app" and "rails" aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.

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52-52: Correct application of the "app" template aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.


102-102: Correct application of the "app" template aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.


134-134: Correct application of the "app" template aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.

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44-44: Correct application of multiple templates including "app" and "rails" aligns with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.


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53-53: Method correctly checks for the "app" template and confirms its application, aligning with the PR's renaming and template addition objectives.

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90-98: Clear setup instructions for app and secrets enhance usability, aligning with the PR's objectives.

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39-39: Ensure the new template names are correctly referenced throughout the documentation.


64-64: Verify that all listed templates in the folder structure are correctly renamed and updated.

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216-225: The custom naming for secrets and their policies as described here aligns well with the PR's objectives. Ensure these names are configurable and correctly referenced throughout the system.

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ my-app-staging:
Note how the templates correspond to files in the `.controlplane/templates/` directory. These files will be used by the
`cpl setup-app` and `cpl apply-template` commands.

Ensure that env vars point to the Heroku add-ons in the template for the app (`.controlplane/templates/gvc.yml`). See
Ensure that env vars point to the Heroku add-ons in the template for the app (`.controlplane/templates/app.yml`). See
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Update the reference to the example URL to point to the new app.yml instead of gvc.yml.

- [this example](https://github.com/shakacode/react-webpack-rails-tutorial/blob/master/.controlplane/templates/gvc.yml)
+ [this example](https://github.com/shakacode/react-webpack-rails-tutorial/blob/master/.controlplane/templates/app.yml)

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Ensure that env vars point to the Heroku add-ons in the template for the app (`.controlplane/templates/app.yml`). See [this example](https://github.com/shakacode/react-webpack-rails-tutorial/blob/master/.controlplane/templates/app.yml)

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39-39: Updated template names to app correctly reflect the new naming conventions.


195-195: Correctly updated template names in the review app process section.

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### Database for Review Apps

For the review app resources, these should be handled as env vars in the template for the app
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Update the reference to align with the new naming conventions.

- APP_GVC
+ APP_NAME

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90-99: Ensure the documentation is clear and accurate.

These steps provide clear guidance on setting up the new templates and configurations. Ensure that all referenced commands and file paths are correct and tested.

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This change will help in debugging by providing more context when a command fails.


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