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Summary

Adds integration coverage for the flightctl inventory plugin reading credentials exclusively from environment variables — no values in the inventory file. This reproduces the AAP Credential Type injection pattern and guards against regression of the missing env: declarations in the plugin DOCUMENTATION block (added upstream in #61).

Changes

• inventory_env_vars_test.yml (new): runs the plugin with credentials supplied only via FLIGHTCTL_HOST, FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN, and FLIGHTCTL_ORGANIZATION; asserts successful inventory retrieval and expected device discovery, and that an invalid token causes ansible-inventory to exit with an error.
• inventory_cleanup_test.yml (new): dedicated cleanup playbook for test Device and Fleet resources; cleanup was moved out of inventory_test.yml.
• runme.sh: hardened credential handling — strict shell options, restricted temp-file permissions, trap-based cleanup, exported credentials for subprocess inheritance, and suppressed shell tracing while handling secrets.
• Strip AnsibleUnsafeText taint via slurp + b64decode when parsing JSON output.

Compatibility

• Test-only change under tests/integration/. No module argument spec, return values, plugin behavior, shared utilities, CI config, or collection metadata changed. No backward-compatibility impact.

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Walkthrough

The integration workflow tests Flight Control inventory credentials supplied through environment variables. It stores credentials in a restricted temporary vars file, validates inventory data and authentication failure, and moves resource deletion to a dedicated cleanup playbook.

Changes

Inventory environment credentials

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Credential handling and test workflow tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/runme.sh	The workflow suppresses shell tracing during credential handling, stores credentials in a restricted temporary vars file, generates a credential-free inventory, and passes the vars file to integration playbooks.
Environment credential validation tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_env_vars_test.yml	The playbook supplies credentials through environment variables, parses ansible-inventory JSON output, verifies the expected test device, and checks that an invalid token returns a nonzero exit status.
Resource cleanup tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_cleanup_test.yml, tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_test.yml	Resource deletion moves from the main inventory test playbook to a dedicated cleanup playbook that removes test devices and fleets.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• flightctl/flightctl-ansible#23: Introduces the renamed flightctl.core.flightctl_resource module used by the cleanup playbook.
• flightctl/flightctl-ansible#34: Introduces the dynamic inventory plugin covered by these integration tests.
• flightctl/flightctl-ansible#59: Changes the environment-variable credential handling tested here.

Suggested labels: tests

Suggested reviewers: dakcrowder, siddarthr56

Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to ec92d

The PR adds environment-only credential coverage, but the current test setup can bypass validation of required credentials, expose secrets in logs or temporary files, and leave test resources behind after failures. These bounded security and test-integrity risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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❌ Failed checks (3 errors, 1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
No-Hardcoded-Secrets	❌ Error	The PR adds FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN: "invalid-token-that-should-be-rejected" in Ansible YAML, a string literal assigned to a token variable; this matches the explicit check condition.	Pass the negative-case token through an injected variable or environment value, not a hardcoded string literal in the playbook.
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs	❌ Error	The added cleanup playbook passes flightctl_token to both flightctl_resource tasks without no_log; verbose Ansible output can expose the API token in CI logs.	Add no_log: true to both credential-bearing cleanup tasks, and verify failure output does not reveal token or connection details.
Ai-Attribution	❌ Error	The PR commits identify Claude Sonnet 4.6 with Co-Authored-By trailers in three commits, which the check explicitly forbids for AI tools.	Replace each AI-related Co-Authored-By trailer with an accepted Assisted-by, Generated-by, or Made-with trailer.
Ansible-Idempotency	⚠️ Warning	The PR adds two ansible.builtin.command tasks without creates/removes guards (inventory_env_vars_test.yml:12-19, 44-51); changed_when:false does not provide those guards.	Add suitable creates/removes guards, or replace these commands with an idempotent Ansible module. Do not rely only on changed_when: false.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main change: adding an integration test for credential injection through environment variables.
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No-Weak-Crypto	✅ Passed	The stated changes add integration test and shell files only; no weak-crypto primitive or custom cryptography is described.
No-Injection-Vectors	✅ Passed	The PR changes only Bash and Ansible integration-test files. It adds no Python injection vectors; the Ansible command tasks are explicitly exempt by this check.

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Inline comments:
In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_env_vars_test.yml`:
- Around line 11-40: Add repeatability, check-mode, and error-condition coverage
to the inventory playbook around the existing ansible-inventory query: run the
successful query a second time and assert its result is unchanged, execute it
with check_mode enabled and verify no changes occur, then add negative cases for
missing and invalid connection credentials after confirming TLS is enabled,
asserting each fails as expected.
- Around line 11-19: Add no_log: true to the task registering inv_output that
runs ansible-inventory with FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN, ensuring credentials are redacted
from verbose output and failure logs.

In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/runme.sh`:
- Around line 107-110: Update the runme shell script and its similar setup
command to stop passing FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN through ansible-playbook -e arguments;
export the required FLIGHTCTL_* values for Ansible instead. Replace set -x with
set -euo pipefail so exported secrets are not traced, while preserving the
existing playbook behavior.
- Around line 100-104: Update the env_only inventory test configuration to set
verify_ssl to true and configure the integration test CA, ensuring credential
validation uses verified TLS and detects missing or ignored FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN
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Inline comments:
In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_cleanup_test.yml`:
- Around line 12-25: Add no_log: true to both cleanup tasks that use the shared
connection_info mapping, including the “Delete test devices” task, so the
sensitive flightctl_token is redacted from loop and failure output.
- Around line 11-37: Keep inventory_cleanup_test.yml limited to final deletion
tasks, and add a companion inventory lifecycle test covering registered results,
absence assertions, second-pass idempotency, check mode, invalid input, missing
resources, and permission errors. Update runme.sh to invoke cleanup from an
always block or exit trap so it runs even when an earlier playbook fails under
set -e.

In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/runme.sh`:
- Around line 17-22: Move the EXIT trap in the temporary-file setup immediately
after VARS_FILE is created by mktemp, before chmod and printf write credentials;
preserve cleanup on both success and any subsequent failure.
- Line 14: Validate the configuration file and the FLIGHTCTL_HOST and
FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN values in the runme.sh setup flow before creating VARS_FILE or
exporting credentials. Fail immediately with clear error messages when the file
is unreadable or either required value is empty, while preserving the existing
successful export behavior for valid configuration.
- Around line 28-29: Update the inventory-generation flow for FLIGHTCTL_TOKEN to
serialize credentials with YAML-safe escaping and quote every shell variable
expansion. Create the generated inventory with explicit restrictive permissions,
and extend the EXIT cleanup to remove only files created by this run, including
the inventory file, without deleting pre-existing files.
- Around line 122-123: Register an EXIT handler after VARS_FILE is initialized
so inventory_cleanup_test.yml runs on every exit path, including failures during
setup, discovery, or environment testing. Combine it with temporary-file
removal, preserve the original exit status, and ensure cleanup runs before
deleting the vars file; remove the standalone Step 5 cleanup invocation to avoid
duplicate execution.

Apply the same fix in
`@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_cleanup_test.yml` around
lines 12 - 37: Covers cleanup continuing to fleet deletion when device deletion
fails.

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`@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_cleanup_test.yml` around
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15-17: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Require a non-empty organization value.

default('') at lines 17 and 49 allows a missing organization to pass. Assert that flightctl_organization is defined and non-empty before both commands.

The generated fixture intentionally sets verify_ssl: False, so unauthenticated requests are allowed. Keep the invalid-token case as the credential-injection check; requiring verify_ssl: true is not necessary for this test.

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In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_env_vars_test.yml`
around lines 15 - 17, Update both command setup blocks in the inventory
flightctl integration test to validate that flightctl_organization is defined
and non-empty before use, instead of defaulting it to an empty string. Preserve
the invalid-token credential check and the existing verify_ssl setting.

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In `@tests/integration/targets/inventory_flightctl/inventory_env_vars_test.yml`:
- Around line 15-17: Update both command setup blocks in the inventory flightctl
integration test to validate that flightctl_organization is defined and
non-empty before use, instead of defaulting it to an empty string. Preserve the
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Re-checked the pre-merge findings against the current state of the branch:

• No-Hardcoded-Secrets — resolved. The invalid-token value is now derived from the real token at runtime ("{{ flightctl_token }}-invalidated") instead of a literal.
• No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs — resolved. Both credential-bearing tasks in inventory_cleanup_test.yml already carry no_log: true.
• Ai-Attribution — resolved. Rewrote the Co-Authored-By trailers on all 3 commits to Assisted-by (content/diff unchanged, verified via git diff between the old and rewritten tips).
• Ansible-Idempotency (warning) — pushing back on this one. The flagged tasks (inventory_env_vars_test.yml, the python3 -c command tasks that count hosts / check for a device) are read-only: they open the JSON file ansible-inventory just wrote and print a value, with no system side effects. changed_when: false is the correct, standard idiom for declaring a read-only command task non-mutating. creates/removes guards don't apply here — they'd make the task conditionally skip based on filesystem state, but these tasks must run every time to parse that run's fresh output. Adding a guard would be incorrect, not safer. (Same rationale was already raised and accepted for a near-identical comment earlier in this PR's review.)