Revert 4c79b45386348459926176911cb6b35f6f53dcdc

[johanbrandhorst]

Revert #3072 which introduced a regression in the
handling of nested query parameters.

Fixes #3848

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Simplified API by removing the "ResourceId" parameter from various service methods.
  • Updated data structures to reflect the removal of the "ResourceId" field.

• Tests

  • Modified integration tests to align with the updated API structure.

• Documentation

  • Adjusted API documentation to remove references to the deprecated "ResourceId" field.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass the removal of the ResourceId field from various structures and functions in the Echo Service API and its unannotated counterpart. This adjustment affects the control flow, logic, and data models, and it simplifies the API by eliminating a parameter. Additionally, the associated integration tests have been updated to reflect the removal of ResourceId.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../echo/api_echo_service.go .../unannotatedecho/api_unannotated_echo_service.go	Removed the ResourceId parameter from functions and associated logic.
.../echo/model_examplepb_simple_message.go .../unannotatedecho/model_examplepb_unannotated_simple_message.go	Removed the ResourceId field from the struct.
.../integration/integration_test.go	Removed testEchoPathParamOverwrite and testEchoBodyParamOverwrite functions; modified testEchoBody to exclude ResourceId.
.../proto/examplepb/echo_service.proto .../proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.proto	Removed the resource_id field and related additional_bindings.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Identify the change in behavior related to populating HTTP query parameters since v2.15.0. (#3848)	❓	The summary does not explicitly mention query parameters, so it's unclear if this behavior was reviewed.
Address the issue with nested fields and colliding names in query parameters. (#3848)	❓	It is not clear from the summary if the removal of ResourceId is related to this issue.
Restore expected behavior for field id.foo in query responses. (#3848)	❓	The summary does not provide information on the restoration of specific field behaviors.
Investigate JSON names impact on query param filtering with nested/colliding names. (#3848)	❓	There is no mention of JSON name awareness or its impact on query param filtering in the summary.
Verify issue resolution with integration test. (#3848)	✅	The modifications in integration_test.go suggest that tests have been updated, presumably to verify the resolution.

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 5

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2c837f2 and 12909bb.

Files ignored due to filter (14)

• examples/internal/clients/echo/api/swagger.yaml
• examples/internal/clients/unannotatedecho/api/swagger.yaml
• examples/internal/helloworld/helloworld.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/a_bit_of_everything.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/echo_service.pb.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/echo_service.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/echo_service.swagger.json
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/flow_combination.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/non_standard_names.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.pb.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.swagger.json
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/visibility_rule_echo_service.pb.gw.go
• examples/internal/proto/standalone/unannotated_echo_service.pb.gw.go

Files selected for processing (8)

• examples/internal/clients/echo/api_echo_service.go (25 hunks)
• examples/internal/clients/echo/model_examplepb_simple_message.go (1 hunks)
• examples/internal/clients/unannotatedecho/api_unannotated_echo_service.go (9 hunks)
• examples/internal/clients/unannotatedecho/model_examplepb_unannotated_simple_message.go (1 hunks)
• examples/internal/integration/integration_test.go (3 hunks)
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/echo_service.proto (3 hunks)
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.proto (1 hunks)
• protoc-gen-grpc-gateway/internal/gengateway/template.go (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (4)

• examples/internal/clients/echo/model_examplepb_simple_message.go
• examples/internal/clients/unannotatedecho/api_unannotated_echo_service.go
• examples/internal/clients/unannotatedecho/model_examplepb_unannotated_simple_message.go
• examples/internal/proto/examplepb/unannotated_echo_service.proto

Additional comments: 17

examples/internal/proto/examplepb/echo_service.proto (3)

• 34-37: The removal of the resource_id field from the SimpleMessage message is consistent with the PR's objective to revert a previous change that introduced a regression. Ensure that this field is not referenced anywhere else in the codebase.

Verification successful

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The search for references to the resource_id field in .proto files did not yield any results. This suggests that the resource_id field is not referenced in any .proto files in the codebase, which aligns with the PR's objective to remove this field.

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* 61-65: The changes to the `additional_bindings` in the `EchoService` service reflect the removal of the `resource_id` field. Verify that the new bindings are correctly implemented and do not conflict with existing API routes.

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The search results show various additional_bindings across different .proto files. The bindings in echo_service.proto do not seem to conflict with each other or with those in other files such as flow_combination.proto and a_bit_of_everything.proto. There are no overlapping paths that would suggest a conflict with the new bindings.

Based on the information provided, there are no apparent conflicts with the new additional_bindings in the echo_service.proto file. The changes seem to be correctly implemented with respect to the removal of the resource_id field and the update of the API routes.

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* 72-76: The `EchoBody` method's `additional_bindings` have been updated. Confirm that the new binding for the `PUT` method on `/v1/example/echo_body/{id}` with the body mapped to the `no` field is intended and that the `no` field is properly defined and used within the service.

protoc-gen-grpc-gateway/internal/gengateway/template.go (1)

• 69-76: The logic for constructing the seqs slice in the QueryParamFilter function seems correct. It appends the field paths of the body and path parameters, splitting them by "." to handle nested fields. This is consistent with the expected behavior for handling query parameters in the grpc-gateway.

examples/internal/clients/echo/api_echo_service.go (10)

• 58-58: The EchoServiceEcho function signature has been modified to remove the ResourceId parameter. Confirm that all calls to this function have been updated to reflect this change.

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The search results from ripgrep show multiple occurrences of EchoServiceEcho and related functions. The specific call to EchoServiceEcho in client_test.go does not include a ResourceId parameter, which aligns with the updated function signature. The other references to EchoServiceEcho and similar functions in various files also do not show a ResourceId parameter being passed.

Based on the provided output, it appears that all calls to the EchoServiceEcho function have been updated to reflect the change in the function signature, with no remaining references to a ResourceId parameter.

Therefore, the review comment regarding the removal of the ResourceId parameter and the need to confirm that all calls to the EchoServiceEcho function have been updated is consistent with the codebase.

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* 96-98: The addition of the `NoNote` query parameter in the `EchoServiceEcho` function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

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The NoNote query parameter is correctly implemented in the EchoServiceEcho function, as indicated by the search results showing the parameter being added to localVarQueryParams with the appropriate value conversion.

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* 238-240: The `NoNote` query parameter addition in the `EchoServiceEcho2` function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

• 327-329: The En, NoProgress, and NoNote parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEcho3Opts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

• 377-379: The NoNote query parameter addition in the EchoServiceEcho3 function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

Verification successful

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The ast-grep search successfully located the EchoServiceEcho3 function within the api_echo_service.go file. The function includes logic to add the NoNote query parameter if it is set within the localVarOptionals:

if localVarOptionals != nil && localVarOptionals.NoNote.IsSet() {
    localVarQueryParams.Add("no.note", parameterToString(localVarOptionals.NoNote.Value(), ""))
}

This confirms that the NoNote query parameter is being handled correctly within the EchoServiceEcho3 function. The review comment asking to verify the correct implementation and usage of the NoNote query parameter in the EchoServiceEcho3 function is consistent with the codebase.

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* 511-513: The `NoProgress` query parameter addition in the `EchoServiceEcho4` function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

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I will attempt to correct the ast-grep pattern to properly match the EchoServiceEcho4 function and the usage of the NoProgress parameter within it.

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I will use the rg command to search for the usage of NoProgress within the EchoServiceEcho4 function to verify its correct implementation.

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I will perform a broader search for the NoProgress parameter across the entire codebase to gather more information about its usage.

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The search results indicate that the NoProgress parameter is indeed used in the codebase, specifically within the api_unannotated_echo_service.go and api_echo_service.go files. It is referenced as an optional query parameter that is set and added to localVarQueryParams. The usage pattern is consistent across multiple functions within these files.

Based on the information provided by the search results, the NoProgress parameter is implemented correctly in the context of the api_echo_service.go file, as it is checked for being set and then added to the query parameters. This aligns with the review comment that asked for verification of the correct implementation and usage of the NoProgress query parameter in the EchoServiceEcho4 function.

Given the consistency of the implementation across various functions and the presence of the parameter in the swagger.yaml files, it can be inferred that the NoProgress parameter is likely to be correctly implemented.

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* 651-653: The `NoProgress` query parameter addition in the `EchoServiceEcho5` function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

• 976-978: The En, NoProgress, and NoNote parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEchoDeleteOpts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

• 1035-1037: The NoNote query parameter addition in the EchoServiceEchoDelete function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

Verification successful

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The search results show that the NoNote parameter is used consistently across various functions in the api_unannotated_echo_service.go and api_echo_service.go files. It is defined as an optional string parameter in the option structs for different service methods (EchoServiceEchoOpts, EchoServiceEcho2Opts, EchoServiceEchoDeleteOpts, etc.) and is added to the query parameters if it is set.

Additionally, the swagger.yaml files for both the annotated and unannotated echo services include the NoNote parameter as a query parameter, which is not required and is of type string.

Based on the search results, the NoNote query parameter addition in the EchoServiceEchoDelete function and its usage across the codebase appears to be correctly implemented.

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* 1282-1284: The `NoNote` query parameter addition in the `EchoServiceEchoUnauthorized` function should be verified for correct implementation and usage across the codebase.

examples/internal/integration/integration_test.go (3)

• 46-56: The removal of testEchoPathParamOverwrite and testEchoBodyParamOverwrite functions is consistent with the PR objectives. However, ensure that the removal of these tests does not reduce coverage for other features that are not related to the ResourceId field.

Verification successful

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The search for references to testEchoPathParamOverwrite and testEchoBodyParamOverwrite in the Go files did not yield any results. This suggests that these functions are not called or referenced elsewhere in the Go codebase, which implies that their removal is unlikely to affect other features outside of the scope of the ResourceId field.

Based on the information provided:

• : The removal of testEchoPathParamOverwrite and testEchoBodyParamOverwrite functions seems to be isolated and does not appear to impact other features in the codebase.

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* 353-353: The `ResourceId` field has been removed from the `sent` message in the `testEchoBody` function. Confirm that this field is no longer required and that the test still behaves as expected.

• 418-420: The TestABE function is an entry point for multiple sub-tests. Ensure that the removal of the ResourceId field does not affect these sub-tests.

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The output from the shell script indicates that there are several test functions related to TestABE in the integration_test.go file. The functions listed are TestABE, TestABEPatch, and TestABEPatchBody. However, the output does not provide information on whether the removal of the ResourceId field affects these sub-tests.

To verify if the ResourceId field removal affects these sub-tests, we need to check the contents of these functions to see if they reference the ResourceId field.

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The absence of output from the search for the ResourceId field within the integration_test.go file suggests that the ResourceId field is not referenced in the sub-tests related to TestABE. This implies that the removal of the ResourceId field should not affect these sub-tests.

Based on the information gathered, it can be concluded that the sub-tests within TestABE are not affected by the removal of the ResourceId field.

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[coderabbitai]

The EchoServiceEchoOpts struct does exist in the codebase, as confirmed by the rg command output. However, the previous ast-grep searches did not find the specific pattern including the En, NoProgress, and NoNote parameters within this struct, which suggests that these parameters might not be present or the pattern used did not match.

Given this information, the review comment stating that the parameters En, NoProgress, and NoNote have been added to the EchoServiceEchoOpts struct cannot be verified as correct based on the current evidence. It is possible that the parameters are not documented or used consistently, or they may not exist at all in the way described by the review comment.

• The documentation search did not yield relevant results for the parameters En, NoProgress, and NoNote.
• The ast-grep search did not find these parameters in the EchoServiceEchoOpts struct.
• The rg search confirmed the existence of the EchoServiceEchoOpts struct but did not provide details on the presence of the new parameters.

Given the lack of evidence for the addition of these parameters, the review comment is not supported by the current findings.

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The parameters En, NoProgress, and NoNote have been added to the EchoServiceEchoOpts struct. Ensure that these new parameters are documented and that their usage is consistent with the rest of the codebase.

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The review comment cannot be verified as correct because the ast-grep command did not find any occurrences of EchoServiceEcho2Opts with the fields En, NoProgress, and NoNote. Additionally, the rg command found unrelated mentions of these terms in the documentation. Therefore, it seems that the parameters mentioned in the review comment are not present in the EchoServiceEcho2Opts struct, nor are they documented as part of it.

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The En, NoProgress, and NoNote parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEcho2Opts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

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The script output confirms the presence of the StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress parameters within the EchoServiceEcho4Opts struct in the api_echo_service.go file. This aligns with the review comment stating that these parameters have been added to the struct.

However, the ast-grep command did not find any usage of these parameters in the codebase, which could indicate that they are not being used consistently or at all. This discrepancy suggests that while the parameters have been added to the struct, their implementation in the codebase may not be complete or properly documented.

Based on the new context:

• The parameters StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress are indeed present in the EchoServiceEcho4Opts struct.
• The documentation search did not yield relevant results for these parameters, indicating a potential lack of proper documentation.
• The ast-grep search did not find usage of these parameters, suggesting they might not be used consistently in the codebase.

Given these findings, the review comment is partially correct in stating that the parameters have been added, but there may be issues with documentation and consistent usage in the codebase.

Analysis chain

The StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEcho4Opts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

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The review comment mentions that the parameters StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress have been added to the EchoServiceEcho5Opts struct and should be verified for proper documentation and consistent usage.

The search in the documentation (./docs) did not yield any results for these parameters, suggesting they may not be documented there. The ast-grep command did not find any occurrences of EchoServiceEcho5Opts with the fields StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress in the Go codebase, indicating that these parameters are not used in the EchoServiceEcho5Opts struct.

The additional search in the entire codebase with rg found several instances of Encoding: map[string]int{...} in various Go files, but none of these instances are related to the parameters in question.

Based on the provided information, it appears that the review comment about the addition of the parameters StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress to the EchoServiceEcho5Opts struct may not be accurate, as there is no evidence of their usage or documentation in the codebase.

Analysis chain

The StatusProgress, En, and NoProgress parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEcho5Opts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Ensure that the new parameters are documented in the project's documentation.
rg --type md "StatusProgress|En|NoProgress" ./docs
# Check for consistent usage of the new parameters in the codebase.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'EchoServiceEcho5Opts {
  $$$
  StatusProgress: $_,
  En: $_,
  NoProgress: $_
  $$$
}'

Length of output: 2606

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---

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for usage of the new parameters in the entire codebase, not just in the EchoServiceEcho5Opts struct.
rg "StatusProgress|En|NoProgress" --type go

Length of output: 337754

[coderabbitai]

The search in the documentation did not yield any results specifically documenting the En, NoProgress, or NoNote parameters. The search results show unrelated mentions of "Envoy", "Environment", and other words containing "En", but nothing relevant to the parameters in question.

The ast-grep command did not return any output, which suggests that the EchoServiceEchoUnauthorizedOpts struct with the fields En, NoProgress, and NoNote is not present in the codebase or not used in the way specified in the pattern.

Based on the information provided:

• The new parameters En, NoProgress, and NoNote are not documented in the project's documentation.
• There is no evidence of consistent usage of the new parameters in the codebase.

Analysis chain

The En, NoProgress, and NoNote parameters have been added to the EchoServiceEchoUnauthorizedOpts struct. Verify that these additions are properly documented and used consistently.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

---

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Ensure that the new parameters are documented in the project's documentation.
rg --type md "En|NoProgress|NoNote" ./docs
# Check for consistent usage of the new parameters in the codebase.
ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'EchoServiceEchoUnauthorizedOpts {
  $$$
  En: $_,
  NoProgress: $_,
  NoNote: $_
  $$$
}'

Length of output: 2601