HQD-355: Stop duplicating the RabbitMQ broker password into every EPP worker's config - #64
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Every heppy config bundles two unrelated things in one JSON file: the EPP registry login and the RabbitMQ broker credentials. In Kubernetes that whole file becomes one Secret, so the broker password ends up duplicated into every worker's config at seal time - and there was no way to change the broker's password without resealing every worker to match, which is exactly what caused ahnames-epp-rabbitmq to drift out of sync with several workers' baked-in RabbitMQ.password on ahnames/gitops's beta. connection_parameters() now checks RABBITMQ_USERNAME/PASSWORD first, falling back to the config file's RabbitMQ.username/password unchanged when unset. A deployment can inject these from the same secret the broker itself reads, so the two can never drift again - no resealing needed when the broker password rotates.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRabbitMQ connection parameters now use environment credentials before configuration values. Tests cover environment precedence, configuration fallback, and username-only overrides. ChangesRabbitMQ credentials
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Explicitly set empty RabbitMQ credential variables currently fall back to the bundled config values instead of acting as overrides, which can cause workers to use unexpected credentials. Merge should wait until this behavior is corrected or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@heppy/RabbitMQ.py`:
- Around line 105-112: Treat defined empty RabbitMQ environment variables as
overrides: update the credential selection in heppy/RabbitMQ.py lines 105-112 to
fall back to config only when RABBITMQ_USERNAME or RABBITMQ_PASSWORD is unset,
not empty, while preserving the existing username and default-password behavior.
Add empty username and password test cases in tests/test_RabbitMQ.py lines 36-65
to verify config values are not used.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_RabbitMQ.py` around lines 36 - 65.
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| # RABBITMQ_USERNAME/PASSWORD win over the config file when set, so a | ||
| # broker credential rotation only needs the env var updated (e.g. from | ||
| # the same Kubernetes Secret the broker itself reads) instead of | ||
| # resealing every worker's config to match a copy of the password. | ||
| username = os.environ.get('RABBITMQ_USERNAME') or config.get('username') | ||
| if username is not None: | ||
| password = os.environ.get('RABBITMQ_PASSWORD') or config.get('password', Parameters.DEFAULT_PASSWORD) | ||
| args['credentials'] = pika.PlainCredentials(username, password) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Treat defined empty environment variables as overrides. The implementation uses or, which falls back to config credentials for empty environment values. The tests do not detect this behavior.
heppy/RabbitMQ.py#L105-L112: use key-presence oros.environ.get(name, fallback)so only unset variables use config fallback.tests/test_RabbitMQ.py#L36-L65: add empty username and password cases that verify no config fallback occurs.
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In `@heppy/RabbitMQ.py` around lines 105 - 112, Treat defined empty RabbitMQ
environment variables as overrides: update the credential selection in
heppy/RabbitMQ.py lines 105-112 to fall back to config only when
RABBITMQ_USERNAME or RABBITMQ_PASSWORD is unset, not empty, while preserving the
existing username and default-password behavior. Add empty username and password
test cases in tests/test_RabbitMQ.py lines 36-65 to verify config values are not
used.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_RabbitMQ.py` around lines 36 - 65.
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Let RABBITMQ_USERNAME/PASSWORD env vars override the config file
Every heppy config bundles two unrelated things in one JSON file: the EPP registry login and the RabbitMQ broker credentials. In Kubernetes that whole file becomes one Secret, so the broker password ends up duplicated into every worker's config at seal time - and there was no way to change the broker's password without resealing every worker to match, which is exactly what caused ahnames-epp-rabbitmq to drift out of sync with several workers' baked-in RabbitMQ.password on ahnames/gitops's beta.
connection_parameters() now checks RABBITMQ_USERNAME/PASSWORD first, falling back to the config file's RabbitMQ.username/password unchanged when unset. A deployment can inject these from the same secret the broker itself reads, so the two can never drift again - no resealing needed when the broker password rotates.
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