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  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive test suite for AWS Aurora PostgreSQL resources.
    • Introduced configuration files for Atmos CLI tool and Terraform components.
    • Configured database, schema, user, grant, and VPC management settings.
    • Added new DNS configurations.
  • Improvements

    • Updated Aurora PostgreSQL module to version 1.8.0.
    • Enhanced testing infrastructure with Go test framework.
    • Added detailed configuration for VPC and DNS resources.
  • Documentation

    • Created new configuration files for various infrastructure components.
    • Added comprehensive test configurations and vendor specifications.
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to exclude temporary and environment-specific files.
    • Removed obsolete test script.

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This pull request introduces several updates, including a newline addition in src/outputs.tf, an upgrade of the "aurora_postgres" module version in src/remote-state.tf, and the addition of multiple YAML configuration files for Atmos and other components. It also creates a comprehensive test suite in test/component_test.go for AWS Aurora PostgreSQL resources, modifies the .gitignore file, and updates the go.mod file with new dependencies. The run.sh script has been removed.

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File Change Summary
src/outputs.tf Added newline at end of file
src/remote-state.tf Updated Aurora Postgres module version from 1.5.0 to 1.8.0
test/.gitignore Added entries for state/, .cache, test-suite.json, and atmos
test/component_test.go New comprehensive test suite for AWS Aurora PostgreSQL resources
test/fixtures/* Added multiple YAML configuration files for Atmos, stacks, and components
test/go.mod Created new Go module with dependencies for testing
test/run.sh Removed

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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/user.yaml (1)

10-11: ⚠️ Potential issue

Security Risk: Empty database password.

Empty passwords pose a significant security risk. Implement secure password management.

test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/aurora-postgres.yaml (1)

30-31: ⚠️ Potential issue

Security Risk: Empty admin password.

Empty admin password is a critical security risk. Implement secure password management.

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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/dns-delegated.yaml (2)

10-10: Remove trailing spaces.

There are trailing spaces at the end of line 10.

-        request_acm_certificate: false  
+        request_acm_certificate: false
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1-10: Consider documenting the test configuration.

Since this is part of the test fixtures, consider adding comments to explain the purpose of this DNS delegation setup and why ACM certificate requests are disabled.

 components:
   terraform:
     dns-delegated:
+      # Test fixture for DNS delegation testing
+      # ACM certificates disabled to simplify test setup
       metadata:
         component: dns-delegated
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test/fixtures/atmos.yaml (1)

79-87: Format the jq command for better readability.

The command has trailing spaces and could be more readable with proper formatting.

-        | jq '.[] | .components.terraform | to_entries | 
-        map(select(.value.component == "component" and (.value.metadata.type != "abstract" or .value.metadata.type == null))) 
-        | .[].key' 
+        | jq '.[] | .components.terraform | to_entries |
+          map(select(.value.component == "component" and
+            (.value.metadata.type != "abstract" or .value.metadata.type == null)
+          )) |
+          .[].key'
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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/account-map.yaml (1)

33-46: Consider providing default values for empty configurations.

Several configuration maps and arrays are initialized as empty ({} or []). While this might be intentional for testing, it could lead to confusion or errors. Consider:

  1. Adding comments explaining why these are empty
  2. Providing example values in comments
  3. Adding validation to ensure required values are set before tests run
test/component_test.go (3)

162-162: Fix the typo in variable name clusterIdenitfier.

There is a typo in the variable name clusterIdenitfier. It should be clusterIdentifier.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

-	clusterIdenitfier := atm.Output(clusterComponent, "cluster_identifier")
+	clusterIdentifier := atm.Output(clusterComponent, "cluster_identifier")

96-97: Rename variables for clarity in test assertions.

The variable schemaExistsInRdsInstance is used to check the existence of a database, which can be misleading. Rename it to databaseExistsInRdsInstance for better readability.

Apply this diff to rename the variable:

-	schemaExistsInRdsInstance := GetWhetherDatabaseExistsInRdsPostgresInstance(t, ...)
-	assert.True(t, schemaExistsInRdsInstance)
+	databaseExistsInRdsInstance := GetWhetherDatabaseExistsInRdsPostgresInstance(t, ...)
+	assert.True(t, databaseExistsInRdsInstance)

Also applies to: 173-174


227-241: Enhance database existence check with proper query.

The GetWhetherDatabaseExistsInRdsPostgresInstanceE function currently attempts to determine if a database exists by connecting to it. A more reliable method is to connect to a default database and query the pg_database catalog.

Apply this diff to improve the function:

 func GetWhetherDatabaseExistsInRdsPostgresInstanceE(t *testing.T, dbUrl string, dbPort int32, dbUsername string, dbPassword string, databaseName string) (bool, error) {
-	connectionString := fmt.Sprintf("host=%s port=%d user=%s password=%s dbname=%s", dbUrl, dbPort, dbUsername, dbPassword, databaseName)
+	connectionString := fmt.Sprintf("host=%s port=%d user=%s password=%s dbname=postgres", dbUrl, dbPort, dbUsername, dbPassword)
 
 	db, connErr := sql.Open("pgx", connectionString)
 	if connErr != nil {
 		return false, connErr
 	}
 	defer db.Close()
+	var exists bool
+	query := "SELECT EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM pg_database WHERE datname = $1);"
+	err := db.QueryRow(query, databaseName).Scan(&exists)
+	if err != nil {
+		return false, err
+	}
+	return exists, nil
-	return true, nil
 }
test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/vpc.yaml (2)

8-10: Consider adding more Availability Zones for better resilience.

Currently only using AZs 'b' and 'c'. Consider including AZ 'a' for better availability.

        availability_zones:
+          - "a"
           - "b"
           - "c"

18-18: Security consideration: VPC flow logs are disabled.

Consider enabling VPC flow logs for security monitoring and troubleshooting, even in test environments.

-        vpc_flow_logs_enabled: false
+        vpc_flow_logs_enabled: true
test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/aurora-postgres.yaml (2)

23-23: Consider upgrading PostgreSQL version.

Version 13.15 is not the latest. Consider using PostgreSQL 14 or 15 for new deployments.

-        engine_version: "13.15" # Latest supported version as of 08/28/2023
+        engine_version: "15.4"  # Replace with latest supported version

11-12: Enable deletion protection for database safety.

Consider enabling deletion protection to prevent accidental database deletion.

-        deletion_protection: false
+        deletion_protection: true
test/fixtures/vendor.yaml (1)

13-18: Consider using YAML anchors to reduce repetition.

The included_paths configuration is identical across all components. Consider using YAML anchors and aliases to make the configuration more maintainable.

Example refactor:

 spec:
   sources:
+    # Define the common paths once
+    common: &common_paths
+      included_paths:
+        - "**/*.tf"
+        - "**/*.md"
+        - "**/*.tftmpl"
+        - "**/modules/**"
+      excluded_paths: []
+
     - component: "account-map"
       source: github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-components.git//modules/account-map?ref={{.Version}}
       version: 1.520.0
       targets:
         - "components/terraform/account-map"
-      included_paths:
-        - "**/*.tf"
-        - "**/*.md"
-        - "**/*.tftmpl"
-        - "**/modules/**"
-      excluded_paths: []
+      <<: *common_paths

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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/dns-primary.yaml (2)

7-9: LGTM! Good choice of domain for testing.

Using example.net is appropriate for test fixtures as it's a reserved domain for testing purposes.


9-9: Verify if empty record_config is intentional.

The empty record_config array might need to be populated depending on your test requirements.

test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/dns-delegated.yaml (1)

7-9: LGTM! Proper DNS delegation setup.

The zone configuration correctly references the parent domain from dns-primary.yaml, establishing a proper testing hierarchy with test.example.net.

test/go.mod (1)

17-97: Dependencies look well-structured

The indirect dependencies are properly marked and align well with the project's purpose (AWS Aurora PostgreSQL testing). The AWS SDK and database-related dependencies are appropriate for the functionality.

test/fixtures/atmos.yaml (6)

1-18: LGTM! Well-documented configuration loading behavior.

The configuration loading priorities and base path behavior are clearly documented, making it easy for users to understand how the configuration works.


34-50: LGTM! Well-structured stacks configuration.

The stacks configuration follows best practices with clear path organization and logical naming patterns.


51-54: LGTM! Clear workflow path configuration.


56-61: LGTM! Container-friendly logging configuration.

Good choice directing logs to stdout, which is ideal for containerized environments.


62-65: LGTM! Clear settings configuration.


66-78: LGTM! Comprehensive template configuration with good documentation.

test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/account-map.yaml (2)

1-10: LGTM! Well-structured component configuration.

The component configuration follows good practices with clear workspace naming and appropriate variable scoping for root-level infrastructure.


23-32: Verify TEST_ACCOUNT_ID environment variable.

The configuration relies on the TEST_ACCOUNT_ID environment variable, but there's no clear validation mechanism. Consider adding validation to ensure the variable is set correctly before proceeding with tests.

test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/_defaults.yaml (4)

1-3: LGTM! Import configuration is properly structured.

The import of the account-map catalog is correctly configured for managing AWS account configurations.


4-14: Consider DRYing up the backend configurations.

The backend and remote_state_backend configurations are identical. Consider extracting the common configuration into a reusable variable or template.

Verify environment variables in CI/CD pipeline.

The configuration relies on TEST_STATE_DIR and TEST_SUITE_NAME environment variables.


41-71: ⚠️ Potential issue

Resolve inconsistent EKS configuration.

There's a contradiction in the EKS configuration:

  • Line 49: eks: true
  • Line 55: tags.eks: false

Please align these values to prevent confusion.

Verify TEST_ACCOUNT_ID handling.

The configuration heavily relies on the TEST_ACCOUNT_ID environment variable. Ensure proper error handling when this variable is not set.


15-40: LGTM! Well-structured variable and label configuration.

The label ordering and descriptor formats follow AWS best practices. The test stage configuration is appropriate for test fixtures.

✅ Verification successful

Label configuration is correctly implemented as a centralized default

The label_order and descriptor_formats are properly defined in _defaults.yaml and inherited by other configurations through the import system. This centralized approach follows infrastructure-as-code best practices by:

  • Maintaining a single source of truth for label configurations
  • Using proper inheritance through the import system
  • Aligning with the atmos.yaml stack naming patterns
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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/database.yaml (1)

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The indentation in the YAML file is inconsistent, which may lead to parsing errors. Ensure that indentation levels are consistent according to YAML standards.

Apply this diff to correct the indentation:

 components:
-  terraform:
-      aurora-postgres-resources/database:
-        metadata:
-          component: aurora-postgres-resources
-        vars:
-          enabled: true
-          additional_databases: ["test-db"]
+  terraform:
+    aurora-postgres-resources/database:
+      metadata:
+        component: aurora-postgres-resources
+      vars:
+        enabled: true
+        additional_databases: ["test-db"]

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test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/schema.yaml (1)

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The indentation in the YAML file is inconsistent, which may lead to parsing errors. Ensure that indentation levels are consistent throughout the file.

Apply this diff to correct the indentation:

 components:
-  terraform:
-      aurora-postgres-resources/schema:
-        metadata:
-          component: aurora-postgres-resources
-        vars:
-          enabled: true
-          additional_schemas:
-            test-schema:
-              database: postgres
+  terraform:
+    aurora-postgres-resources/schema:
+      metadata:
+        component: aurora-postgres-resources
+      vars:
+        enabled: true
+        additional_schemas:
+          test-schema:
+            database: postgres

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test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/tests.yaml (1)

1-10: LGTM! Well-structured import hierarchy.

The imports follow a logical dependency order from infrastructure (DNS, VPC) to database components and use cases.

test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/vpc.yaml (1)

11-15: Verify the networking configuration.

Public subnets are enabled but NAT is disabled. This might cause connectivity issues for resources in private subnets requiring internet access.

test/fixtures/vendor.yaml (2)

1-5: LGTM! Well-structured configuration header.

The configuration follows standard Kubernetes-style YAML structure with clear API version, kind, and metadata definitions.


7-77: Verify component dependencies for testing.

Let's ensure all required components for testing Aurora Postgres are included.

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The vendor.yaml configuration correctly includes all necessary components for testing:

  • Core infrastructure components (account-map, dns-primary)
  • Network components (vpc, dns-delegated)
  • Database components (aurora-postgres, aurora-postgres-resources)

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test/go.mod (1)

5-13: ⚠️ Potential issue

Invalid Dependency Versions: Future Timestamp and Testify Version
The dependency for github.com/cloudposse/test-helpers is specified with a version string that includes a future timestamp (v0.16.1-0.20250214180823-8864e655b58f), which could potentially cause build instability. Similarly, the dependency github.com/stretchr/testify is set to v1.9.0, which, as noted in previous reviews, may not yet be available or could be invalid. Please verify these versions and update them to stable, officially released versions if necessary.

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test/component_test.go (2)

31-31: Consider handling potential errors instead of discarding them.

Here, the call to DeployAtmosComponent captures the options but discards the error. While ignoring errors is sometimes acceptable for test scaffolding, consider checking or asserting the returned error for clarity and better maintainability.

- options, _ := s.DeployAtmosComponent(s.T(), component, stack, &inputs)
+ options, err := s.DeployAtmosComponent(s.T(), component, stack, &inputs)
+ assert.NoError(s.T(), err)

Also applies to: 73-73, 125-125, 167-167, 194-194


206-206: Remove unused variable to clean up the code.

awsRegion is declared but never used. Removing it will eliminate unused variable warnings and clarify the method’s intent.

- const awsRegion = "us-east-2"
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test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/tests.yaml (1)

1-12: Approval: YAML Import Configuration is Well-Structured

The YAML file defines a clear and concise list of modules to be imported. The indentation and list formatting are correct, and the order suggests intentional grouping (default settings, DNS modules, VPC, Aurora PostgreSQL, and various use case modules). This configuration should integrate seamlessly with the test framework.

test/component_test.go (2)

49-50: Align data type and assertion for database port.

This code stores dbPort as a float64 but asserts that it “should be an int,” risking confusion or casting errors. Either update the assertion message or cast the dbPort to an integer type explicitly. This is a reiteration of a past review comment regarding port data type handling.

- dbPort, ok := configMap["port"].(float64)
- assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+ dbPortFloat, ok := configMap["port"].(float64)
+ assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be a float64")
+ dbPort := int32(dbPortFloat)

Also applies to: 91-92, 140-141, 182-183


197-198:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Confirm that the underlying SQL parameter binding has been fixed.

Previously, we flagged issues with parameter binding and Scan arguments in GetWhetherGrantsExistsInRdsPostgresInstance. Since the implementation is not visible here, please verify that the function no longer encloses $1 in quotes and that Scan arguments match the retrieved columns.


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Please confirm SQL parameter binding and Scan arguments in GetWhetherGrantsExistsInRdsPostgresInstance.

It appears our initial automated search did not produce output, so I'm unable to verify that the fix is fully implemented. Please manually check that the function’s SQL query does not enclose the parameter placeholder (e.g. $1) in quotes and that the Scan arguments correctly match the columns returned by your SELECT statement.

  • Verify that there are no extraneous quotes around SQL placeholders.
  • Confirm that the columns selected match the arguments passed to Scan.
test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/disabled.yaml (1)

1-9: Looks good to me.

The disabled state is clearly expressed and consistent with your test approach.

test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/schema.yaml (1)

1-10: No issues detected.

Defining the additional schema and database mapping is clear and aligns with the associated test cases.

test/go.mod (2)

1-3: Module Declaration and Go Version: Verify Go Version
The module declaration is correct. However, please confirm that the specified Go version "1.23.0" is stable and officially released. If it turns out that this version is not yet supported or validated in your environment, consider reverting to a supported version (for example, "1.22.0").


15-124: Indirect Dependencies Overview
This block lists numerous indirect dependencies that appear to be auto-generated (e.g., via go mod tidy). Overall, they look standard; however, ensure that all these versions are compatible with your project requirements and pass your security and stability checks as part of your build process.

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3-3: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix Go version specification.

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Update testify dependency version.

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test/component_test.go (3)

50-50: Correct assertion message for dbPort.

The assertion message refers to "database_port" but the variable is named "port", and it's being checked as a float64 but the message mentions "an int".

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

52-52: Fix typo in function name.

The helper function name has a typo: "AssertPotgresqlDatabaseExists" should be "AssertPostgresqlDatabaseExists".

Consider opening an issue to fix the typo in the helper function name, but this doesn't affect functionality.


206-206: Remove unused constant.

The constant awsRegion is declared but not used in the TestDisabled function.

 func (s *ComponentSuite) TestDisabled() {
 	const component = "aurora-postgres-resources/disabled"
 	const stack = "default-test"
-	const awsRegion = "us-east-2"
 
 	s.VerifyEnabledFlag(component, stack, nil)
 }
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test/component_test.go (6)

92-92: Correct assertion message for dbPort.

The assertion message refers to "database_port" but the variable is named "port", and it's being checked as a float64 but the message mentions "an int".

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

141-141: Correct assertion message for dbPort.

The assertion message refers to "database_port" but the variable is named "port", and it's being checked as a float64 but the message mentions "an int".

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

183-183: Correct assertion message for dbPort.

The assertion message refers to "database_port" but the variable is named "port", and it's being checked as a float64 but the message mentions "an int".

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

94-94: Fix typo in function name.

The helper function name has a typo: "AssertPotgresqlSchemaExists" should be "AssertPostgresqlSchemaExists".

Consider opening an issue to fix the typo in the helper function name, but this doesn't affect functionality.


197-197: Fix typo in function name.

The helper function name has a typo: "AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists" should be "AssertPostgresqlGrantsExists".

Consider opening an issue to fix the typo in the helper function name, but this doesn't affect functionality.


211-233: Great test suite setup and dependencies management.

The test suite is well-structured with proper dependency management for VPC, DNS delegation, and Aurora PostgreSQL. The tests cover all important aspects like database, schema, user, grants, and the disabled flag functionality.

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test/component_test.go (1)

204-207: Remove unused constant in TestDisabled

The awsRegion constant is defined but never used in this test function.

func (s *ComponentSuite) TestDisabled() {
	const component = "aurora-postgres-resources/disabled"
	const stack = "default-test"
-	const awsRegion = "us-east-2"

	s.VerifyEnabledFlag(component, stack, nil)
}
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test/go.mod (1)

11-11:

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The dependency in test/go.mod (line 11) using github.com/stretchr/testify v1.9.0 has been verified via the Go proxy and indeed exists. Note that the latest release is v1.10.0; please consider if an upgrade aligns with our project requirements.

test/component_test.go (10)

50-50: Correct the assertion message for dbPort

The assertion message doesn't match the variable type being checked. dbPort is a float64, but the message implies it should be an int.

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

92-92: Correct the assertion message for dbPort

The assertion message doesn't match the variable type being checked. dbPort is a float64, but the message implies it should be an int.

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

141-141: Correct the assertion message for dbPort

The assertion message doesn't match the variable type being checked. dbPort is a float64, but the message implies it should be an int.

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

184-184: Correct the assertion message for dbPort

The assertion message doesn't match the variable type being checked. dbPort is a float64, but the message implies it should be an int.

-	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "database_port should be an int")
+	assert.True(s.T(), ok, "port should be a float64")

20-56: LGTM: TestDatabase implementation

The TestDatabase function correctly tests database creation by:

  1. Deploying the Aurora PostgreSQL database component with a randomly generated database name
  2. Retrieving configuration from the cluster component
  3. Verifying database existence using AssertPotgresqlDatabaseExists
  4. Running a drift test to ensure the deployed state matches the expected state

The logic is well-structured and includes proper cleanup with defer.


58-98: LGTM: TestSchema implementation

The TestSchema function correctly tests schema creation by:

  1. Deploying the schema component with a randomly generated schema name
  2. Retrieving configuration from the cluster component
  3. Verifying schema existence using AssertPotgresqlSchemaExists
  4. Running a drift test to ensure the deployed state matches the expected state

The logic is well-structured and includes proper cleanup with defer.


100-147: LGTM: TestUser implementation

The TestUser function correctly tests user creation and permissions by:

  1. Deploying the user component with randomly generated user and service names
  2. Retrieving configuration from the cluster component
  3. Verifying user access to the database using AssertPotgresqlDatabaseExists
  4. Running a drift test to ensure the deployed state matches the expected state

The logic is well-structured and includes proper cleanup with defer.


149-202: Good implementation of TestGrant

The TestGrant function is well-implemented but currently skipped due to a known issue (tracked in issue #17). The test logic properly:

  1. Creates a user with no initial grants
  2. Adds grants in a second deployment step
  3. Verifies grants using AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists

Good practice to include a skip message with a link to the relevant issue for future reference.


212-234: LGTM: TestRunSuite implementation

The TestRunSuite function provides a well-structured setup for running the test suite:

  1. Creates a new ComponentSuite instance
  2. Adds dependencies for VPC, DNS delegation, and Aurora PostgreSQL
  3. Uses random values for subdomain and cluster name to ensure test isolation
  4. Passes the suite to helper.Run for execution

This approach ensures repeatable, isolated test runs.


198-199:

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Verify the implementation of AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists

Given the past review comment about SQL parameter binding and Scan arguments in grant existence check, please verify that the AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists function has been properly implemented.


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I'll run an additional search using ripgrep to locate any implementation of AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists that might not have matched the initial AST grep pattern. This will help us ensure whether the function exists and, if so, review its implementation details concerning SQL parameter binding and Scan arguments.

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ACTION REQUIRED: Manual Verification Needed for AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists Implementation

Our automated searches (using both AST-grep and ripgrep) did not locate an implementation for AssertPotgresqlGrantsExists in the repository. Given the past concerns about SQL parameter binding and Scan arguments in the grant existence check, please manually verify that the function implementation in the awshelper package meets the intended specifications. Specifically:

  • Confirm that SQL parameters are bound safely to avoid injection issues.
  • Verify that the Scan arguments correctly map to the SQL query results.

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