- Evaluate minio errors. If the error is a permission related error, convert the error to a `Permission` proto and attach it to the gRPC status
- Update `dryRun` method to join all errors before returning response. This ensures all the permissions are validated before returning
Current `errorToStatus` is not displaying the underlying error if the
status code is 400. Additionally, we are sending the error into this
function twice: Once in the error message and again in the error itself.
This commit changes the way `errorToStatus` works by sending a message
indicating where the error occured and then the actual error as a
different argument. Additionally, it changes `errorToStatus` to always
print the input message and the error regardless of error type.
Some non-MinIO services that can use this plugin do not support
`x-amz-checksum-algorithm` and/or `x-amz-checksum-sha256`.
Important to note that if a SHA256 checksum still comes through in the
response, the existing code will verify that it matches what we have
locally.
* feat: parse minio errors and plugin permission
- Evaluate minio errors. If the error is a permission related error, convert the error to a `Permission` proto and attach it to the gRPC status
- Update `dryRun` method to join all errors before returning response. This ensures all the permissions are validated before returning
* refactor errorToStatus to return storage states
* update oncreate and validate errorcodes on failure
* update go.mod for new sdk version
* update tests to parse state instead of permissions
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Co-authored-by: Elim Tsiagbey <elim.tsiagbey@hashicorp.com>
Some 3rd party services the MinIO SDK can connect
with do not return a checksum whenever a file is
uploaded. Before this change, this would lead to
an error, rendering it impossible to operate with
those 3rd party services. With this change, we'll
continue to verify checksums if they come through,
however we won't error out if they don't and the
PutObject call is successful.
Note: There are no new tests with this change as
this behaviour is not unit-testeable at the
moment. I suggest we could have end-to-end tests
for this.
Manjeet Singh
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