jfrazee commented on a change in pull request #4843:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/4843#discussion_r583783182
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File path:
nifi-nar-bundles/nifi-azure-bundle/nifi-azure-processors/src/main/java/org/apache/nifi/services/azure/storage/ADLSCredentialsControllerService.java
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@@ -97,16 +142,38 @@
boolean sasTokenSet =
StringUtils.isNotBlank(validationContext.getProperty(AzureStorageUtils.PROP_SAS_TOKEN).getValue());
boolean useManagedIdentitySet =
validationContext.getProperty(USE_MANAGED_IDENTITY).asBoolean();
- if (!onlyOneSet(accountKeySet, sasTokenSet, useManagedIdentitySet)) {
- StringJoiner options = new StringJoiner(", ")
- .add(AzureStorageUtils.ACCOUNT_KEY.getDisplayName())
- .add(AzureStorageUtils.PROP_SAS_TOKEN.getDisplayName())
- .add(USE_MANAGED_IDENTITY.getDisplayName());
+ boolean servicePrincipalTenantIdSet =
StringUtils.isNotBlank(validationContext.getProperty(SERVICE_PRINCIPAL_TENANT_ID).getValue());
+ boolean servicePrincipalClientIdSet =
StringUtils.isNotBlank(validationContext.getProperty(SERVICE_PRINCIPAL_CLIENT_ID).getValue());
+ boolean servicePrincipalClientSecretSet =
StringUtils.isNotBlank(validationContext.getProperty(SERVICE_PRINCIPAL_CLIENT_SECRET).getValue());
+ boolean servicePrincipalClientCertificateSet =
validationContext.getProperty(SERVICE_PRINCIPAL_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE).isSet();
+
+ boolean servicePrincipalSet = servicePrincipalTenantIdSet ||
servicePrincipalClientIdSet || servicePrincipalClientSecretSet ||
servicePrincipalClientCertificateSet;
Review comment:
I like this, but for an existing flow the UX will be a bit weird at
first because all the fields will initially be hidden I think.
I was trying to think through whether there's a way to repurpose "Use
Managed Identity" for this without being excessively dirty? I think there is.
It's possible to add allowable values without breaking anything, display name
can of course change, if you change to `AllowableValue` the existing values
will look natural in the UI, and everything except the `name()` value in the
code might look pretty much like this is how it originally was done.
Can we get past having this property still being identified as
"storage-use-managed-identity"?
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