feat(gooddata-sdk): [AUTO] Add DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy schema to declarative org config

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Summary

Added CatalogDeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy SDK wrapper for the new DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy schema and wired it into the organization service as get/put methods. The policies live on the DeclarativeOrganization object (no dedicated endpoint), so get uses get_organization_layout and put does a read-modify-write via set_organization_layout.

Impact: new_feature | Services: gooddata-metadata-client

Files changed

• packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/catalog/organization/layout/ip_allowlist_policy.py
• packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/catalog/organization/service.py
• packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/__init__.py
• packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py

Agent decisions

Decisions (3)

No dedicated API endpoint — Use get_organization_layout / set_organization_layout (read-modify-write for puts)

• Alternatives: Expose only a get method since there is no targeted PUT endpoint, Add a dedicated endpoint via _do_post_request
• Why: The OpenAPI spec has no dedicated /layout/ipAllowlistPolicies endpoint; the only way to mutate these policies is through the full DeclarativeOrganization PUT. Read-modify-write is the same pattern used internally by the org layout. Exposing both get and put gives callers a consistent declarative interface matching the existing notification-channel and identity-provider patterns.

Reuse existing identifier classes — Use CatalogDeclarativeUserGroupIdentifier and CatalogUserIdentifier from identifier.py

• Alternatives: Create new wrapper classes specifically for IP allowlist policy user/group references
• Why: CatalogDeclarativeUserGroupIdentifier already wraps DeclarativeUserGroupIdentifier and CatalogUserIdentifier already wraps DeclarativeUserIdentifier. Both match the API schema exactly. No duplication needed.

List field defaults — allowed_sources, user_groups, users all use attrs.field(factory=list)

• Alternatives: Make them Optional[list] defaulting to None
• Why: The API schema has no required marker on these list fields but the pattern for list fields in the SDK (e.g. CatalogDeclarativeNotificationChannel, CatalogDeclarativeUserGroup) uses factory=list so empty collection is the safe default.

Assumptions to verify (3)

• DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy.allowed_sources and id are always present in an API response (they are required positional args in the generated client).
• set_organization_layout is safe to use for targeted IP allowlist policy updates as long as the full DeclarativeOrganization is read first and sent back unmodified except for the ip_allowlist_policies field.
• The _check_return_type=False flag causes the API client to still return a ModelNormal instance (not a raw dict), consistent with other layout API calls.

Risks (2)

• test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies: will fail if the staging/test environment does not yet support ip_allowlist_policies in the DeclarativeOrganization response (API version mismatch).
• put_declarative_ip_allowlist_policies: the read-modify-write involves two API calls; if the org layout is very large, the set_organization_layout PUT body could be heavy.

Layers touched (3)

• declarative_model — New CatalogDeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy class wrapping DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/catalog/organization/layout/ip_allowlist_policy.py
• public_api — Export of new class; two new service methods added to CatalogOrganizationService
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/__init__.py
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/catalog/organization/service.py
• tests — Integration test test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies added
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py

Source commits (gdc-nas)

• f36f74d Merge pull request #22737 from gooddata/dnik/md-allowlist

OpenAPI diff

@@ gooddata-metadata-client.json @@
+      "DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy": {
+        "description": "A declarative form of an IP allowlist policy.",
+        "properties": {
+          "allowedSources": { "items": { "type": "string" }, "type": "array" },
+          "id": { "pattern": "^(?!\\.)[.A-Za-z0-9_-]{1,255}$", "type": "string" },
+          "userGroups": { "items": { "$ref": "DeclarativeUserGroupIdentifier" }, "type": "array" },
+          "users": { "items": { "$ref": "DeclarativeUserIdentifier" }, "type": "array" }
+        }
+      }
       "DeclarativeOrganization": {
+          "ipAllowlistPolicies": { "items": { "$ref": "DeclarativeIpAllowlistPolicy" }, "type": "array" }
       }

Workflow run

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[tychtjan]

There are transcripts in the commit and also unit tests are failing. Please fix

[yenkins-admin]

✅ Review fixes applied

Note

Addressed feedback from @tychtjan in 4aa0d56.
Workflow run

Note

📼 Recording cassettes against staging — a follow-up commit will land shortly:

• packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py::test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies

Invalidating cassettes for:

• packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py::test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies

CI will be red until recording lands. That's expected.

Reply to review summary

Fixed both issues:\n\n1. Transcripts removed — transcripts/fix-C009-attempt1.jsonl and transcripts/fix-C009-attempt2.jsonl were left behind by the previous fix-agent runs. Both deleted via git rm.\n\n2. Test fixed and cassette replaced — The cassette was hand-crafted by the fix agents and contained multiple HTTP 400 responses because the test used non-existent entities (employee123 user, group.admins user-group). Updated the test to reference entities that actually exist in the staging environment (demo user, adminGroup user-group) and deleted the invalid cassette so the recorder pipeline can record a clean one.

Actions

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✅ Fixed (2)

• transcripts/fix-C009-attempt1.jsonl — Removed two accidentally committed transcript files (transcripts/fix-C009-attempt1.jsonl and transcripts/fix-C009-attempt2.jsonl) via git rm. These were agent conversation logs that the previous fix-agent runs committed by mistake.

• packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py — The test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies integration test was failing because the hand-crafted cassette recorded multiple HTTP 400 Bad Request responses. Root cause: the test used non-existent entities — user employee123 and group group.admins — that the staging server rejected. Fixed by: (1) changing the test to use entities that exist in the staging environment (adminGroup / demo), updating the corresponding assertions; (2) deleting the hand-crafted cassette with git rm so the recorder pipeline can record a proper one against staging.

Claude output available in workflow artifacts.

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Warning

📼 ⚠️ Cassette recording failed after 2 fix-agent retry(ies).

Tests that did not record:

• packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py::test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies

Last pytest output:

E   Content-Type: application/problem+json
E   Referrer-Policy: no-referrer
E   X-Gdc-Trace-Id: 67569c7cc76a54e3bc79b66c0a203c2b
E   X-Xss-Protection: 1; mode=block
E   Vary: Accept-Encoding
E   Vary: Origin
E   Vary: Access-Control-Request-Method
E   Vary: Access-Control-Request-Headers
E   Content-Length: 330
E   Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate
E   
E   
E   HTTP response body: {"detail":"Invalid combination of auth properties. Only none, user + password, token, key-pair or client id + secret are allowed. Datasource: demo-test-ds, user: <yes>, password: <no>, token: <no>, key-pair: <no>, clientId: <no>, clientSecret: <no>","status":400,"title":"Bad Request","traceId":"67569c7cc76a54e3bc79b66c0a203c2b"}
---------------------------- Captured log teardown -----------------------------
WARNING  tests.conftest:conftest.py:294 Test failures detected — restoring session snapshot...
--------------------------------- JSON report ----------------------------------
report saved to: .json-report-py312.json

---------- coverage: platform linux, python 3.12.13-final-0 ----------
Coverage XML written to file coverage.xml

=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py::test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies
============================== 1 failed in 7.16s ===============================
py312: exit 1 (8.08 seconds) /home/runner/_work/gdc-nas/gdc-nas/sdk/packages/gooddata-sdk> pytest -v --cov --cov-report=xml tests tests/catalog/test_catalog_organization.py::test_layout_ip_allowlist_policies --tb=short -q --json-report --json-report-file=.json-report-py312.json pid=2870
  py312: FAIL code 1 (8.43=setup[0.34]+cmd[8.08] seconds)
  evaluation failed :( (8.44 seconds)
make[1]: *** [../../project_common.mk:72: test-staging] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/runner/_work/gdc-nas/gdc-nas/sdk/packages/gooddata-sdk'
make: *** [Makefile:101: test-staging] Error 2

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