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✨ policy exceptions v2 #943
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queryJob.Notify = append(queryJob.Notify, ownerJob.Uuid) | ||
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ownerJob.ChildJobs[queryJob.Uuid] = impact |
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I don't understand why we need to change the impact for a job that already exists... I think this shouldn't be the case. If we really want to change it, then we should be calling modifyCheckJob
instead of addCheckJob
but I am not sure
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Good catch! There is a problem that we never fully explored that you are really exposing here:
What if a check is deactivate, and later re-activate?
ie: it is first added (action=unspecified/activate)
then it is deactivated (action=deactivate)
and then another top-level policy comes and wants to actually set it on AND/OR make a modification. We have assumed - so far - that the action for activate and the action for modify are almost interchangeable. However, now that the impact is getting modified, it can lead to some nasty side-effects. This happens because if we ignore a check, the impact is set to impact.Scoring = explorer.ScoringSystem_IGNORE_SCORE
. So any call later on that modifies this overwrites the impact's scoring system.
Let's solve this step by step.
And the first step is where I think you are spot on: let's remove this line and keep it only for explicit modifications.
Next, I think we should (1) remove the really outdated Action
field from impact (it should only be used for v7 compatibility, otherwise all actions are bound to the mquery) and (2) review the action field, because it is overloaded right now.
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Thanks for all the tests @imilchev
Code is looking good to me. There is only one thing I currently do not understand. I'll try to test this manually.
I caused a panic during testing:
I only removed the The panic does not happen with cnspec v9.7.0. So, my guess is this PR introduced/triggered it. The panic also happens when I only change the |
I tried policy groups with "IGNORED" and "DISABLED", that changes the score as expected. But, from the code I don't understand why this happens. |
Signed-off-by: Ivan Milchev <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Ivan Milchev <[email protected]>
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Tried to reproduce this today, but it is gone. |
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Thanks @imilchev
We want to support a new way of defining exceptions for checks in policies. The new way is almost identical to compliance framework exceptions.
Example exception old:
New example: