Add OIDC token authentication to delivery service - #936
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds OIDC configuration models and secret loading. Extends login handling to verify bearer JWTs with provider JWKS and assign roles from OIDC subject bindings. Adds configuration documentation and authentication tests. ChangesOIDC authentication
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds OIDC bearer-token authentication and role assignment. Tokens may be exposed through URLs, and issuer metadata or signing keys may be retrieved over a downgraded connection, creating credential-replay and authentication-integrity risk that should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OAuthLogin
participant find_oidc_cfg
participant verify_oidc_token
participant OidcCfg
participant find_oidc_role_bindings
OAuthLogin->>find_oidc_cfg: Read issuer from bearer token
find_oidc_cfg->>OidcCfg: Select matching provider
OAuthLogin->>verify_oidc_token: Verify token with provider configuration
verify_oidc_token->>OidcCfg: Retrieve JWKS and validate claims
verify_oidc_token-->>OAuthLogin: Return OidcIdentifier
OAuthLogin->>find_oidc_role_bindings: Resolve subject role bindings
find_oidc_role_bindings->>OidcCfg: Match configured subjects
find_oidc_role_bindings-->>OAuthLogin: Return OIDC-origin role bindings
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the OIDC authentication behavior, supported token inputs, verification flow, configuration, use cases, tests, documentation, and release note. It omits the template's issue reference section, but the description is otherwise complete and relevant. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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245-248: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAdd an OIDC deserialisation branch.
An OIDC login persists
OidcIdentifier(sub, issuer). Lines 245-248 deserialize every non-GitHub record asUserIdentifier, which requiresusername. Any caller ofdeserialised_identifierfor an OIDC record will fail instead of returning the stored identity.Handle
OAuthCfgTypes.OIDCwithOidcIdentifier. AddOidcIdentifierto the property return type.Proposed fix
- def deserialised_identifier(self) -> GitHubAppIdentifier | GitHubUserIdentifier | UserIdentifier: + def deserialised_identifier( + self, + ) -> GitHubAppIdentifier | GitHubUserIdentifier | OidcIdentifier | UserIdentifier: idp_type = secret_mgmt.oauth_cfg.OAuthCfgTypes(self.type) if idp_type is secret_mgmt.oauth_cfg.OAuthCfgTypes.GITHUB: ... + elif idp_type is secret_mgmt.oauth_cfg.OAuthCfgTypes.OIDC: + return dacite.from_dict( + data_class=OidcIdentifier, + data=self.identifier, + ) else: return dacite.from_dict( data_class=UserIdentifier, data=self.identifier, )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@charts/bootstrapping/values.documentation.yaml`:
- Around line 1954-1956: Update the OIDC configuration documentation near the
secrets.oidc-cfg parameter to explicitly state that tokens must use the RS256
signing algorithm, matching the fixed algorithms policy enforced by
verify_oidc_token.
In `@src/features/__init__.py`:
- Around line 798-801: Update deserialise_authentication so authentication
remains available when oauth_cfg() is absent but oidc_cfg() is configured:
require signing-cfg together with at least one of oauth_cfgs or oidc_cfgs,
allowing OAuthLogin to reach its OIDC branch. Add coverage for an OIDC-only
configuration and preserve the existing unavailable state when neither provider
configuration exists.
In `@src/middleware/auth.py`:
- Around line 467-469: Update the OIDC role-binding generation in the shown
generator to create one non-null RoleBindingOrigin with a stable key and pass it
to every emitted dm.RoleBinding instead of origin=None, preserving the existing
role iteration and ensuring RoleBinding.__hash__ can safely access origin.key.
- Around line 647-650: Update the header-based OIDC authentication flow around
the oidc_token assignment to pass use_refresh_token=False when completing login
from a Bearer token, preventing a persistent refresh-token cookie; preserve the
existing refresh-token behavior for the access_token query flow.
- Around line 406-409: Update the unverified token decode in the authentication
middleware to catch jwt.InvalidTokenError, including malformed bearer-token
DecodeError cases, and raise HTTPUnauthorized so invalid requests return 401
before verify_oidc_token proceeds.
- Around line 432-436: Update the authentication flow around PyJWKClient and
get_signing_key_from_jwt to reuse a provider-scoped JWKS client, initialize it
with the discovery document’s jwks_uri, and perform signing-key retrieval
asynchronously or off the event loop with bounded network timeouts. Preserve
token verification behavior while avoiding per-request client creation and
blocking I/O.
Apply the same fix in `@charts/bootstrapping/values.documentation.yaml` around
lines 1961 - 1962: The documented provider configuration is affected by the
incorrect discovery-versus-JWKS endpoint handling.
Apply the same fix in `@src/middleware/auth.py` around lines 432 - 435: Covered:
the discovery URL must be replaced with the discovered jwks_uri.
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In `@src/deliverydb/model.py`:
- Around line 245-248: Update the deserialised_identifier property to branch on
OAuthCfgTypes.OIDC and deserialize OIDC records as OidcIdentifier, preserving
the existing GitHub and UserIdentifier handling; include OidcIdentifier in the
property's return type.
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Thanks a lot for this contribution! 🙏🏼
One general remark on this change: In the current form, a user who logged in once via OIDC will keep the assigned role bindings forever. They are only evaluated and set during the initial login flow if the user identity is yet unknown.
For the GitHub IDP, this is covered by the access_manager_extension which regularly updates the assigned role bindings based on the currently active memberships in GitHub organisations and/or teams.
I think the easiest approach would be to extend this extension to also support the new OIDC type by updating the role bindings based on the current OIDC configuration, wdyt?
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In `@src/access_manager_extension.py`:
- Around line 398-401: Update the OIDC configuration handling around
secret_factory.oidc_cfg() so an exception is logged and propagated, or causes
the update_oidc_role_bindings refresh to be skipped; do not substitute an empty
list, since that would remove persisted OIDC-origin bindings. Preserve normal
binding refresh behavior when configuration loading succeeds.
In `@src/middleware/auth.py`:
- Around line 460-464: Validate both oidc_cfg.issuer and the discovered jwks_uri
before any network request or PyJWKClient creation, rejecting values whose URL
scheme is not HTTPS with the existing unauthorized error behavior. Add coverage
for non-HTTPS issuer and JWKS URI inputs.
- Around line 480-486: Update the jwt.decode call in the OIDC token validation
flow to require the exp claim, and add a regression test covering a validly
signed token without expiry that is rejected.
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In `@src/middleware/auth.py`:
- Line 716: Update the Authorization parsing near the existing Bearer extraction
to split the header into scheme and credential, compare the scheme
case-insensitively, and accept lowercase or mixed-case Bearer tokens while
preserving credential trimming. Add a regression test covering a lowercase
“bearer” scheme.
- Line 717: Remove the GET query-string fallback from the authentication flow
around access_token. Require bearer credentials from the Authorization header,
while allowing a token from the POST request body only; ensure URL query
parameters are never accepted as authentication credentials.
- Around line 455-456: Update the discovery request around session.get and the
JWKS retrieval using PyJWKClient to reject non-HTTPS redirects, either by
disabling redirects or validating every redirect hop while preserving HTTPS-only
access. Add coverage for HTTPS-to-HTTP redirects on both discovery and JWKS
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@8R0WNI3 thanks for your review. I addressed all review comments. A few highlights worth calling out: Role binding lifecycle: As suggested, the
Manual end-to-end testing: I verified the functionality against a local delivery service instance using a real Gardener shoot SA token: happy path, wrong audience, config change propagation via the access manager, correct sub and issuer stored and returned by |
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Signed-off-by: Michael Bangas <michael.bangas@sap.com>
Signed-off-by: Michael Bangas <michael.bangas@sap.com>
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What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR adds OIDC token authentication to the delivery service. Any OIDC-compliant JWT can now be used to authenticate by sending it as a Bearer token in the Authorization header or as access_token without api_url. The service verifies the token against the issuer's public JWKS endpoint, then matches the sub claim against a new oidc-cfg secret type that maps trusted issuers, audiences, and subjects to roles. The existing GitHub OAuth flows are unchanged.
Example use cases:
Special notes for your reviewer:
Release note: