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Test unknown named application privileges #104863

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Expand Up @@ -151,6 +151,32 @@ public void testUserWithWildcardPrivileges() throws Exception {
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public void testNamed() throws IOException {
createApplicationPrivilege("app", "write", new String[] { "action:write/*" });
createRole("correct", "app", new String[] { "read" }, new String[] { "*" });
createRole("wrong", "app", new String[] { "read", randomFrom("create", "write") }, new String[] { "*" });
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Only difference between the roles: "single" unknown privilege or unknown privilege + plus another (known or unknown, doesn't matter).


var password = new SecureString("password-123");
createUser("correct", password, Set.of("correct"));
createUser("wrong", password, Set.of("wrong"));

{
var reqOptions = RequestOptions.DEFAULT.toBuilder()
.addHeader("Authorization", UsernamePasswordToken.basicAuthHeaderValue("correct", password))
.build();
var actual = hasPrivilege(reqOptions, "app", new String[] { "read" }, new String[] { "resource" });
assertSinglePrivilege(actual, "resource", "read", true);
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This works and is expected behavior based on: #33928 (comment)

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{
var reqOptions = RequestOptions.DEFAULT.toBuilder()
.addHeader("Authorization", UsernamePasswordToken.basicAuthHeaderValue("wrong", password))
.build();
var actual = hasPrivilege(reqOptions, "app", new String[] { "read" }, new String[] { "resource" });
assertSinglePrivilege(actual, "resource", "read", true);
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This fails but shouldn't.

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This is the problem:

We are checking for equality, but when there's more than one privilege on the Role, we fail this check since name is Set.of("create", "read") for the privilege on the role, and it does not equal Set.of("read") -- the privilege from the request (i.e., other)

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}

private void assertSinglePrivilege(
List<ResourcePrivileges> hasPrivilegesResult,
String expectedResource,
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