Add proxy policies - #4
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe proxy now supports versioned policy files, container and credential-based policy selection, shared request evaluation, and decision metadata. Tests cover policy precedence, fallback, failure handling, credential consumption, CONNECT requests, cache reloads, and Docker metadata. ChangesPolicy enforcement flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Credentials supplied for a CONNECT tunnel are not retained, so later tunneled requests may be evaluated under the global policy instead of the intended profile policy and bypass required filtering. This should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ProxyAddon
participant ContainerResolver
participant PolicyStore
Client->>ProxyAddon: Send request with Proxy-Authorization
ProxyAddon->>ContainerResolver: Resolve client address
ContainerResolver-->>ProxyAddon: Return ContainerMetadata
ProxyAddon->>PolicyStore: Evaluate host and policy identity
PolicyStore-->>ProxyAddon: Return FilterDecision
ProxyAddon-->>Client: Allow or block request
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121-134: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace the
assertguard with an explicitNonecheck.Line 133 uses
assert self._policy is not None, butrequestat line 173 only checksself._db.http_connectchecks both. If assertions are disabled, or if a future caller reaches this path beforeloadruns, line 134 raisesAttributeErrorinside the hook and the request is not evaluated. Use an explicit guard so the enforcement precondition does not depend on assertions.♻️ Proposed refactor
def _request_policy( self, flow: http.HTTPFlow, ) -> tuple[FilterDecision, ContainerMetadata, str | None, int | None]: client_ip, client_port = self._client_address(flow) metadata = ContainerMetadata() if self._resolver is not None: metadata = self._resolver.resolve(client_ip) supplied_id, invalid_identity = _pop_policy_identity(flow) policy_id = metadata.policy_id or supplied_id if metadata.policy_id is None and invalid_identity: policy_id = "invalid" - assert self._policy is not None + if self._policy is None: + raise RuntimeError("policy store is not loaded") return self._policy.evaluate(flow.request.host, policy_id), metadata, client_ip, client_port🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@proxy/addon.py`:
- Around line 29-46: Update _pop_policy_identity to read Proxy-Authorization
without removing it initially, and only consume the header once the decoded
username has the reserved vp- prefix; leave unrelated schemes, invalid payloads,
and non-vp usernames intact while preserving the existing policy match and
invalid_reserved results.
In `@proxy/policy.py`:
- Around line 181-195: Move the _global_settings() call from the unconditional
setup in _resolved_settings into the except FileNotFoundError fallback, so valid
profile files resolve without requiring filter.json. Preserve project_filter and
env_mode overrides, and add a test covering an identified policy with a valid
profile and no global filter file.
- Around line 154-155: Update PolicyStore._global_settings to resolve the global
filter file via the existing get_filter_path() configuration instead of always
using self._data_dir / "filter.json", while preserving the current schema
handling and settings parsing.
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In `@proxy/addon.py`:
- Around line 121-134: Replace the assert in _request_policy with an explicit
self._policy None check, returning or handling the unavailable-policy state
consistently with the existing request and http_connect enforcement guards
before calling evaluate.
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In `@proxy/addon.py`:
- Line 46: Preserve the resolved policy ID from the CONNECT handling in the
connection or tunnel lifecycle before removing Proxy-Authorization, and reuse it
for subsequent tunneled requests instead of falling back to the global policy;
clear the stored policy when the tunnel closes. Add a regression test covering
an unmapped client that supplies a VibePod credential only on http_connect and
verifies a later tunneled request remains blocked by that profile.
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Implements a new policy identity system for the proxy, allowing per-container and per-profile filtering based on supplied credentials, and introduces a new policy schema version. The main changes include adding support for consuming policy identity from the
Proxy-Authorizationheader, introducing thePolicyStoreclass for policy resolution and hot-reloading, updating the logging and request handling logic to use the new policy model, and expanding the test suite to cover these behaviors.Summary by CodeRabbit
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