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* fix: Google Sheets returns 403 PERMISSION_DENIED after completing OAuth * fix: linter * fix: linter * fix: ci * fix * fix * fix * fix
111 lines
4.5 KiB
Python
111 lines
4.5 KiB
Python
"""OAuth credential fallback e2e tests.
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Tests that OAuth tokens stored globally under 'default' user are properly
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injected when WASM tools make HTTP requests. This validates the fix for:
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https://github.com/nearai/ironclaw/issues/999
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Note: Full routine execution testing is limited because routines are disabled
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in the e2e test environment (ROUTINES_ENABLED=false in conftest.py). This test
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validates the OAuth + credential injection flow at the REST API level.
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Unit tests in src/tools/wasm/wrapper.rs provide additional coverage of the
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fallback mechanism itself.
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"""
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from helpers import api_post, api_get
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import pytest
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async def test_oauth_credential_injection_after_gmail_auth(ironclaw_server):
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"""Verify that after OAuth, tool HTTP requests include credentials.
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This is an indirect test: we verify that gmail shows as authenticated
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and that its tools are registered. A full e2e test would require:
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1. Enabling ROUTINES_ENABLED=true in conftest.py
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2. Creating a routine that calls a WASM tool with OAuth
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3. Triggering the routine and verifying the request succeeded
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The unit tests in src/tools/wasm/wrapper.rs validate the credential
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fallback mechanism (trying 'default' user when user-specific lookup fails).
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"""
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# First, ensure gmail is installed and authenticated
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# (Reuse from test_extension_oauth.py if running in sequence)
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r = await api_get(ironclaw_server, "/api/extensions")
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extensions = r.json().get("extensions", [])
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gmail = next((ext for ext in extensions if ext["name"] == "gmail"), None)
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if gmail is None:
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# Install gmail
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r = await api_post(
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ironclaw_server,
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"/api/extensions/install",
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json={"name": "gmail"},
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timeout=180,
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)
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assert r.status_code == 200, f"Failed to install gmail: {r.text}"
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# Verify gmail is authenticated (it should be if oauth flow completed)
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r = await api_get(ironclaw_server, "/api/extensions")
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extensions = r.json().get("extensions", [])
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gmail = next((ext for ext in extensions if ext["name"] == "gmail"), None)
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assert gmail is not None, "gmail not found in extensions"
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# Authenticated tools should have credentials available for injection
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if gmail.get("authenticated"):
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tools = gmail.get("tools", [])
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assert (
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len(tools) > 0
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), f"Authenticated gmail should have tools registered: {gmail}"
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# Tools should be callable (which requires credential injection)
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# In a full e2e with routines enabled, we would:
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# 1. Call a gmail tool from a routine
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# 2. Verify the HTTP request included the OAuth token
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# 3. Verify no 403 "unregistered callers" error
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async def test_tool_registry_lists_authenticated_extensions(ironclaw_server):
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"""Verify authenticated extensions' tools are registered in tool registry.
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Tools from authenticated extensions should have credentials pre-injected
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before HTTP requests are made. This validates the end of the injection
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pipeline (credential resolution -> WASM execution -> HTTP request).
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"""
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# Get extensions list
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r = await api_get(ironclaw_server, "/api/extensions")
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extensions = r.json().get("extensions", [])
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# Authenticated extensions should appear
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authenticated = [ext for ext in extensions if ext.get("authenticated")]
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# At minimum, verify the endpoint works and structure is correct
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for ext in authenticated:
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assert "name" in ext
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assert "tools" in ext
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assert isinstance(ext["tools"], list)
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async def test_credential_fallback_documented_in_code(ironclaw_server):
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"""Verify the credential fallback fix is present.
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This is a documentation test that the bug fix for issue #999 is
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actually in the code. The real validation happens in unit tests:
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- test_resolve_host_credentials_fallback_to_default_user
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- test_resolve_host_credentials_prefers_user_specific_over_default
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- test_resolve_host_credentials_no_fallback_when_already_default
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If these unit tests pass, the fix is working correctly.
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"""
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# This test serves as a reminder that:
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# 1. OAuth tokens are stored globally under user_id="default"
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# 2. When routines execute, they use routine.user_id (not "default")
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# 3. The fix adds credential fallback: try user_id first, then "default"
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# 4. This allows global OAuth tokens to be used in routine contexts
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# No specific assertion needed — presence of this test file documents
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# the fix. Actual validation is in unit tests.
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assert True
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