ROSAENG-66395 | feat: add notification-contacts flag to CLI - #3500
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now accepts notification contacts during cluster creation and editing. It supports comma-separated input, interactive prompts, clearing contacts, and subscription updates. Cluster descriptions show non-empty contact usernames in structured and human-readable output. The OCM client adds update and retrieval methods with sorting and error handling. Command argument structure tests cover create and edit commands. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Generated commands may execute unintended shell syntax, and a contact-update failure can leave a created cluster behind while prompting an unsafe creation retry. These issues should be resolved before merge. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error, 2 warnings)
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Full details: Test Structure And QualityExplanation The new Ginkgo suite uses Resolution Add a diagnostic message to every assertion in Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-LogsExplanation The change introduces PII into error logs. The new flag accepts email addresses, and Resolution Do not include raw contact values or untrusted API response bodies in returned errors that reach
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In `@cmd/create/cluster/cmd.go`:
- Around line 4395-4397: Update the recreation command flow around buildCommand
to use the interactively parsed notificationContacts value assigned during the
prompt, rather than the unchanged args.notificationContacts field, so selected
contacts are included in the rendered command.
In `@cmd/describe/cluster/cmd.go`:
- Around line 125-133: Sort the filtered notificationContactUsernames after
collecting contacts in the subscriptionExists block, then reuse that sorted
slice for both JSON and text output. Preserve filtering of empty usernames and
avoid independently ordering each output format.
In `@cmd/edit/cluster/cmd.go`:
- Around line 885-887: Update the current-contact lookup error handling near the
existing Reporter.Warnf call to stop the update before prompting when the lookup
fails. Return or otherwise propagate the lookup error so the empty
currentContacts value cannot be parsed and submitted to clear configured
contacts; preserve the existing prompt flow for successful lookups.
In `@pkg/ocm/clusters.go`:
- Line 836: Update both notification-contact methods and their create/edit
command callers to accept and propagate a context.Context, passing cmd.Context()
from each caller and using sdk.Request.SendContext(ctx) instead of Send() for
both OCM requests.
- Around line 823-834: Update UpdateSubscriptionNotificationContacts to
normalize contacts containing exactly one empty string to an empty slice before
creating accountBuilders, so the request serializes an empty
notification_contacts list while preserving normal contact handling.
In `@pkg/ocm/notification_contacts_test.go`:
- Line 65: Update the populated and empty tests for
UpdateSubscriptionNotificationContacts to validate each outbound request’s HTTP
method, path, and notification_contacts JSON body within their RespondWithJSON
handlers, covering both contact lists while preserving the existing no-error
assertions.
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pkg/ocm/clusters.go (1)
857-857: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winHandle the marshal error.
Line 857 discards the
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In `@cmd/edit/cluster/cmd.go`:
- Line 904: Update the interactive notification-contacts prompt near Default to
use notificationContacts when the user explicitly supplied
--notification-contacts, while retaining currentContacts as the default for
prompt-only updates. Ensure pressing Enter preserves the explicitly requested
flag value instead of reverting to the remote contacts.
In `@pkg/ocm/clusters.go`:
- Around line 855-866: Update the notification-contact creation flow around the
contacts loop to iterate a stable deduplicated slice rather than the original
contacts input, preventing repeated POST requests for duplicate usernames; add a
test covering duplicate input such as repeated user1 values and verify only one
request is sent.
- Around line 842-852: Reorder the contact synchronization flow so all missing
contacts are added successfully before any obsolete contacts are removed. In the
method containing the current and desired contact loops, preserve the existing
error propagation for failed additions and only execute the deletion loop after
every replacement POST succeeds; add a regression test confirming a failed
replacement POST results in no DELETE requests.
In `@pkg/ocm/notification_contacts_test.go`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the request-body handling in the affected
notification contact test handlers to assert that io.ReadAll succeeds before
converting or inspecting the body; apply this to both read sites and preserve
the existing body-content assertions.
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In `@pkg/ocm/clusters.go`:
- Line 857: Handle the error returned by json.Marshal in the request-building
flow before SendContext: check the error, return it with contextual wrapping if
marshaling fails, and only proceed with the marshaled body on success. Do not
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In `@pkg/ocm/clusters.go`:
- Line 854: Update the notification-contact addition flow in clusters.go to
prevent partial updates: track contacts successfully added during the current
call and remove them if a later POST fails, preserving the original error. Add a
regression test covering one successful POST followed by a failed POST and
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Re: No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs pre-merge check failure — This finding is overly conservative for the ROSA CLI context. The recreate command ( |
Allow users to manage cluster notification contacts via `rosa create cluster`, `rosa edit cluster`, and `rosa describe cluster`. Contacts are set on the cluster's subscription via the OCM Accounts Management API, accepting both OCM usernames and email addresses. - Add --notification-contacts StringSlice flag to create and edit cluster commands with interactive prompt support - Display notification contacts in describe cluster text and JSON output - Add OCM client methods for get/update subscription notification contacts using the SDK's SubscriptionBuilder PATCH - Support clearing all contacts via '""' in edit cluster - Add Ginkgo unit tests for both OCM client methods Signed-off-by: michaelryanmcneill <michael@michaelryanmcneill.com>
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In `@cmd/create/cluster/cmd.go`:
- Line 4412: Update the recreation command construction around
notificationContacts to wrap the comma-joined contacts with helper.ShellQuote
before appending it to command, preserving the existing option and join
behavior. Add a rendering test covering notification contacts containing shell
metacharacters.
- Around line 3766-3789: The CreateCluster notification-contact update failure
path should report partial success instead of calling os.Exit(1), since the
cluster has already been created. Preserve and report the created cluster ID,
clearly state that contact updates failed, and direct the user to retry them
through the cluster edit path; apply this to the
UpdateSubscriptionNotificationContacts error handling while keeping successful
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| // GetSubscriptionNotificationContacts returns the sorted usernames of all notification contacts | ||
| // on the given subscription, or nil if none exist. | ||
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Do we have a maximum? Asking not only because of input but also for the describe.
@coderabbitai confirm if this is defined somewhere and if was already answered in a previous review.
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for f in $(fd -t f 'cmd.go' cmd/create/cluster cmd/edit/cluster cmd/describe/cluster 2>/dev/null); do
echo "== $f =="
ast-grep outline "$f" --items all --match 'notification|Notification' --view expanded || true
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@amandahla, no enforced maximum is defined in this repository.
The only related statement is the comment in fetchNotificationContactsWithIDs: notification-contact lists are expected to have fewer than 10 entries. This is not validation and does not limit --notification-contacts.
This was partially discussed in an earlier review. The pagination thread documented an Accounts Management API default page size of 100. It did not establish a supported maximum.
The current single-page GET creates a practical describe limit of 100 returned contacts. If the API permits more than 100 contacts, rosa describe cluster can omit later contacts. The update reconciliation can also use an incomplete current-contact set.
We should either confirm and enforce the Accounts Management API maximum, or add pagination so describe and reconciliation handle all contacts.
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I'll go ahead and just add pagination to be safe. I think it is highly unlikely to have more than 100 support contacts (the API doesn't have a published maximum), but would be good to implement to be safe. I'll add some additional scoping to the describe command to make it manageable, but will leave the full output when the format is JSON.
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| for username := range contactMap { | ||
| usernames = append(usernames, username) | ||
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Out of curiosity: doesnt the "/api/accounts_mgmt/v1/subscriptions/%s/notification_contacts" provide a sort parameter?
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Good point, they provide orderBy. I'll do that instead.
PR Summary
Add
--notification-contactsflag torosa create clusterandrosa edit cluster, and display notification contacts inrosa describe clusteroutput (both text and JSON).Detailed Description of the Issue
ROSA cluster owners need the ability to configure additional OCM account usernames or email addresses to receive cluster notification emails directly from the CLI. Notification contacts are stored on the cluster's subscription (OCM Accounts Management API), not the cluster object itself.
This PR adds end-to-end CLI support for managing notification contacts:
additionalAllowedPrincipalspattern with''to clear)The implementation uses the OCM SDK's
SubscriptionBuilder.NotificationContacts()PATCH endpoint, which replaces the entire contact list atomically. Both OCM usernames and email addresses are accepted — the API resolves emails to usernames internally. Since the CLI has no state between runs (unlike the Terraform provider), there is no drift risk from accepting emails.Related Issues and PRs
Type of Change
Previous Behavior
The
rosaCLI had no support for managing notification contacts. Cluster owners had to use the OCM API directly or the web console to configure additional notification email recipients.Behavior After This Change
rosa create clusterNew
--notification-contactsflag accepts a comma-separated list of OCM usernames or email addresses. Contacts are set via the Accounts Management API immediately after cluster creation (before returning).Interactive mode prompts for notification contacts only if deploying with a service account.
rosa edit clusterNew
--notification-contactsflag to add, modify, or clear contacts:Interactive mode asks whether to update contacts, shows current contacts as the default, and allows comma-separated input.
rosa describe clusterNotification contacts are displayed in both text and JSON output when contacts exist:
Text output:
JSON output:
{ "notification_contacts": ["user1", "user2"] }When no contacts are set, the field is omitted from both outputs.
How to Test (Step-by-Step)
Preconditions
rosaCLI built from this branch (make rosa)rosa login)Test Steps
Build the CLI:
Set notification contacts on an existing cluster:
Verify contacts appear in describe (text):
Look for
Notification Contacts:line.Verify contacts appear in describe (JSON):
Clear contacts:
Verify contacts are cleared:
Should return
null.Run unit tests:
Run structure tests:
Expected Results
rosa edit cluster --notification-contactssets, modifies, or clears contactsrosa describe clusterdisplays contacts in both text and JSON outputrosa create cluster --notification-contactssets contacts at creation timeProof of the Fix
make test), structure tests passing, lint clean (make lint), build succeeds (make rosa)Breaking Changes
Breaking Change Details / Migration Plan
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