This change is adding search capability to the following apis:
- child repositories
- child spaces
*NOTE* The search space is limited to direct child repos/spaces.
Adds the basic for harness embedded mode:
- Harness dedicated router with custom APIHandler
- Inline Space Creation
- Client for Account/Org/Project
- Bootstrap (Allows for automated creation of admin user and gitness service (used for all platform required ops))
- Inline harness service principal creation
- Ignore flag for ACL.
Preparing the support for harness specific API router + http handler, which allows us to have complete control over the rest api naming and functionality, without having to do complex path rewrites or request / reponse rewrites inline.
This commit contains the following:
- Improve and simplify error handling (remove unnecessary wrappers, make it feel like go)
- Add extra validation for path creation and resource moving (path has to be within same top space, no top space alias allowed)
- Add access logging for rest api and git api
This change is adding the concept of Paths.
A repository and space always have a Primary Path which always is represents the ancestry to the root space.
All access history / resource visibility / child listings / UI traversal / etc. is done via that path.
Additionally, repos and spaces can have Alias Paths, which as the name states are aliases. via the primary path.
They sole impact is that a space or repo can be reached via different paths from the UI / rest apis / git apis.
This fulfills two major purposes:
- Customers can rename or move projects and spaces without breaking any existing references from CI pipeliens / code bases / local repos / ...
- Customer can create shorter aliases for important repos when in harness embeded mode! (acc/org/proj/repo can be shortened to acc/repo, or acc/repo'
Apart from the path changes, this PR adds:
Improved User facing errors
Improved internal error handling and wrapping
update / rename operation for repo and space
path list / delete / create operation for repo and space
