fix(docs): Address inaccuracy about provider VPC peering visibility - #5377
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WalkthroughThe OpenAPI description for VPC peerings now states that Provider Admins can retrieve peerings they created, including multi-tenant peerings, instead of all peerings in a site. ChangesVPC peering API scope
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@nvlitagaki Should the Provider be able to see Tenant created Peerings that occur between Tenant's own VPCs? This seems like an overreach? Currently Provider can only see multi-tenant Peerings that they have created. Also does this mean Provider should be able to delete Tenant created Peering as well? Should we just update the doc instead? |
Good point, I'll just update the docs to match current behavior rather than this change to match behavior to the docs. |
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| Get all VPC peerings. | ||
| Tenant Admin can get all peerings where the tenant owns at least one VPC. | ||
| Provider Admin can get all peerings in a site. | ||
| Provider Admin can get all peerings that they created (the multi-tenant peerings). |
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Document provider-wide visibility instead of creator visibility
When multiple Provider Admin users belong to the same infrastructure-provider organization, each can retrieve peerings created by the others: GetAllVpcPeeringHandler.Handle filters on infrastructureProvider.ID, and the DAO compares vp.infrastructure_provider_id, never CreatedBy. Saying the caller sees only peerings “that they created” therefore understates the endpoint's visibility and can lead clients to rely on nonexistent per-user isolation; describe these as peerings owned or created by their infrastructure provider instead.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L345-L347
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23185-23205: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd a schema-level example for
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TaskStatsis a newly introduced OpenAPI object, but its schema has noexampleorexamplesfield. Add a realistic example backed by an existing response contract or fixture. This lets generated documentation expose the object shape directly.Suggested change
TaskStats: title: TaskStats type: object description: |- Counts of non-terminal tasks currently associated with a rack or tray. Rack stats include component-scoped tasks on the rack; tray stats include only tasks that explicitly target the tray. + example: + pendingTaskCount: 0 + activeTaskCount: 0 required:As per coding guidelines: “Give every newly introduced OpenAPI object a realistic example backed by an existing contract, configuration, or test fixture.”
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While the docs state that a provider querying the VPC peering list endpoint should see the full list of VPC peering records, in reality the query was limited to those VPC peerings the provider had created directly. This PR updates the docs to match API behavior.
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