[Backport 2.x] Fixed bulk index requests in BWC tests and hardened assertions #4831
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Description
Backported from #4817
So far, the BWC test
SecurityBackwardsCompatibilityIT.testDataIngestionAndSearchBackwardsCompatibility()
did not ingest any documents, as the submitted bulk requests were invalid.The test already asserted that
_bulk
API calls returned a 200 OK HTTP status. However, this is not sufficient, as the_bulk
API also returns a 200 status if processing of the bulk items fails. Such failures are only reflected item-wise in the response body. This indeed happened, as the test erroneously serialized a string containing the JSON document again as JSON, creating a JSON string containing JSON. This was rejected by OpenSearch.This is now fixed - additional assertions have been created to verify that the items of the bulk request are actually indexed.
Additionally, the DLS rules of the user would not match any of the ingested documents. This would have caused the
_search
API always to return empty result sets - even if any documents were ingested.The indexed test documents were adjusted to have proper
genre
attributes which can match the configured DLS rule. Additional assertions were added that verify that the DLS and FLS rules are correctly applied to the result set.Testing
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