feat(ers): DSPX-4581 add ERS multi-strategy and transformation BDD scenarios - #3953
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Add 4 new BDD scenarios covering Jake's gap analysis rows #4 and #5: Multi-strategy multi-success (gap #4): - Verifies that failure_strategy "continue" builds a multi-entity chain when both claims and LDAP strategies succeed for the same JWT token - Tests AND semantics: all entities must be entitled for PERMIT - Uses token-based flow (CreateEntityChainsFromTokens) which is the path that actually builds multi-entity chains under continue Transformation through service path (gap #5): - Verifies that output_mapping transformation: array works through the full ERS service → gRPC → authorization pipeline - Tests that a flat string claim transformed to array format matches wildcard selectors (.department[]) in subject mappings Ref: DSPX-4581 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ken Ho <kho@virtru.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded two BDD feature files. One validates ChangesERS BDD scenarios
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new ERS scenarios do not yet reliably validate first-match behavior: one can miss an unintended second resolution, while another expects the wrong authorization result for the configured strategy order. The PR is not merge-ready until the scenarios’ setup and expected outcomes are corrected. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature`:
- Around line 88-90: Update Eve’s LDAP fixture in the multi-strategy entitlement
test so its departmentNumber is engineering while the claims entity still lacks
department. Preserve the expected DENY result, ensuring the scenario
distinguishes AND evaluation by having one entity match and the other fail.
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| # Subject mapping requires department=engineering. Claims entity doesn't output | ||
| # department so it fails entitlement. Even though LDAP entity has department=operations, | ||
| # both entities must pass (AND) → DENY. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the DENY case distinguish AND evaluation.
Both entities currently fail .department in engineering: the claims entity has no department, and the LDAP entity is described as department=operations. An OR evaluator or a first-success evaluator also returns DENY.
Set Eve's LDAP departmentNumber to engineering. The LDAP entity will then match while the claims entity fails. The expected DENY will prove that both entities must be entitled.
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature` around lines 88
- 90, Update Eve’s LDAP fixture in the multi-strategy entitlement test so its
departmentNumber is engineering while the claims entity still lacks department.
Preserve the expected DENY result, ensuring the scenario distinguishes AND
evaluation by having one entity match and the other fail.
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Adds a third scenario to multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature that demonstrates the AND semantics limitation: when claims strategy provides routing-only output (no department) and LDAP provides department=engineering, the overall decision is DENY because AND requires all entities to be independently entitled. This reproduces a realistic customer scenario where claims is used for identity routing and LDAP for attribute enrichment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ken Ho <kho@virtru.com>
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Rename scenario 2 to clarify it tests a genuinely unauthorized user (not an AND semantics issue). Scenario 3 asserts PERMIT to intentionally fail against the current AND behavior, surfacing the gap for platform team review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ken Ho <kho@virtru.com>
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature`:
- Line 145: Align the assertion in the multi-strategy AND-semantics scenario
with its contract: change the expected decision from PERMIT to DENY. If the
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| Given a user access token for "alice" stored as "alice_and_token" | ||
| When I send a decision request for token "alice_and_token" for "read" action on resource "https://and-semantics-gap.test/attr/department/value/engineering" | ||
| Then the response should be successful | ||
| And I should get a "PERMIT" decision response |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the expected decision with the scenario contract.
Lines 109-141 describe DENY under AND semantics, but Line 145 asserts PERMIT. If PERMIT intentionally characterizes the current gap, rename the scenario and mark it as a non-gating known-gap test. Otherwise, change the assertion to DENY.
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| And I should get a "PERMIT" decision response | |
| And I should get a "DENY" decision response |
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature` at line 145,
Align the assertion in the multi-strategy AND-semantics scenario with its
contract: change the expected decision from PERMIT to DENY. If the scenario is
intentionally documenting the current PERMIT gap instead, rename it accordingly
and mark it as a non-gating known-gap test.
…havior Rewrite feature to reflect the ADR: continue stops at first success, not builds multi-entity chains. Scenario 3 intentionally fails to expose the bug where registration.go:297-304 keeps running strategies after success, producing unintended multi-entity chains with AND semantics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ken Ho <kho@virtru.com>
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature`:
- Around line 64-65: Update the LDAP test claim in the multi-strategy scenario
to use ldap_username instead of username, while leaving claims_identity’s
username=alice unchanged. This makes the policy pass only for the first claims
entity and return DENY if ldap_department is incorrectly evaluated as a second
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| # Subject mapping uses .username — the claims strategy (listed first) outputs this. | ||
| # Per ADR, claims succeeds and LDAP should not run. PERMIT from single entity. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make this scenario detect a second resolved entity.
The policy checks only .username. Both claims_identity and ldap_department output username=alice. If the documented multi-entity AND behavior occurs, both entities pass and Line 78 still returns PERMIT.
Use an LDAP claim that does not satisfy this policy, such as ldap_username. The correct first-match path then returns PERMIT, while a continued LDAP evaluation returns DENY.
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In `@tests-bdd/features/multi-strategy-ers-multi-success.feature` around lines 64
- 65, Update the LDAP test claim in the multi-strategy scenario to use
ldap_username instead of username, while leaving claims_identity’s
username=alice unchanged. This makes the policy pass only for the first claims
entity and return DENY if ldap_department is incorrectly evaluated as a second
entity.
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Summary
@multi-strategy-ers-multi-success): validatesfailure_strategy: continuebehavior per ADR. Includes an intentionally-failing scenario that exposes a bug whereregistration.go:297-304continues running strategies after first success, building an unintended multi-entity chain@ers-transformation-service): validatestransformation: arrayworks through the full ERS → gRPC → authorization pipeline (not just unit tests)Bug found:
continuebuilds multi-entity chain (diverges from ADR)The ADR says the first successful strategy should return immediately regardless of
failure_strategy. But the current code keeps running strategies undercontinue, producing a multi-entity chain with AND semantics — all entities must be independently entitled. This causes DENY when a routing-only claims entity lacks attributes that only LDAP provides. See DSPX-4581 comment for the full use case.Test plan
PLATFORM_IMAGE=DEBUG)@claims-only-ers,@claims-ldap-fallback-ers,@claims-array-ers) remain greenRef: DSPX-4581
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