Fix API key name validation mismatch and align max length to 128 characters - #3215
Fix API key name validation mismatch and align max length to 128 characters#3215Isuranga-2001 wants to merge 5 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAPI key names now allow 1–128 characters. Backend services validate caller-supplied IDs. Workspace pages use shared slugification and validation utilities before creating API keys. ChangesAPI key naming
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change allows API-key names up to 128 characters, but the current persistence limit is reported as 40 characters, so valid names may fail or be truncated when stored or propagated. Merge should wait for schema and migration alignment; strengthening the legacy-name tests is a minor follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@platform-api/internal/service/apikey.go`:
- Around line 292-315: Update validAPIKeyNameRegex in validateAPIKeyName to
allow lowercase alphanumeric segments separated only by hyphens, and remove
underscore wording from its validation error. In
platform-api/internal/service/apikey_name_validation_test.go:56-56, change the
underscore-containing API key case to expect rejection.
In `@platform-api/resources/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 6222-6223: Update all API-key ID schemas, including
CreateAPIKeyRequest.id and APIKeyItem.id plus the corresponding schemas at the
other referenced locations, to enforce the shared lowercase
alphanumeric-with-hyphen-separators pattern and 1–128 length bounds. Match the
existing LLM provider and proxy request contract, then regenerate derived
clients.
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platform-api/internal/service/apikey.go (1)
40-41: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winIncrease the API-key handle column limit.
api_keys.handleremainsVARCHAR(40)in all four database schemas. Change it to support 128-character API-key IDs and add a migration for existing installations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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platform-api/internal/service/apikey_legacy_name_compat_test.go (1)
52-67: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the legacy name passed to repository writes.
legacyNameAPIKeyRepo.UpdateandlegacyNameAPIKeyRepo.Revokediscard the name values. The tests would pass if the service changedlegacy_key_v1before persistence or revocation. Capture theUpdatemodel name andRevokename, then assert that both equallegacyName.Proposed test strengthening
type legacyNameAPIKeyRepo struct { + updatedKeyName string + revokedKeyName string } -func (r *legacyNameAPIKeyRepo) Update(_ *model.APIKey) error { +func (r *legacyNameAPIKeyRepo) Update(key *model.APIKey) error { r.updated = true + r.updatedKeyName = key.Name return nil } -func (r *legacyNameAPIKeyRepo) Revoke(_, _, updatedBy string) error { +func (r *legacyNameAPIKeyRepo) Revoke(_, keyName, updatedBy string) error { r.revoked = true + r.revokedKeyName = keyName r.revokedBy = updatedBy return nil }Also applies to: 110-135
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In `@platform-api/internal/service/apikey.go`:
- Around line 40-41: Update the database definitions for api_keys.handle in all
four schemas from VARCHAR(40) to VARCHAR(128), matching the apiKeyNameMaxLength
constant. Add a migration that alters the existing api_keys.handle column to the
new size while preserving existing data.
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In `@platform-api/internal/service/apikey_legacy_name_compat_test.go`:
- Around line 52-67: Strengthen legacyNameAPIKeyRepo to capture the API key name
received by Update and the name argument received by Revoke, then assert both
captured values equal legacyName in the relevant tests. Keep the existing
updated and revoked behavior assertions intact.
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- platform-api/internal/service/apikey_name_validation_test.go
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This requires database schema migrations. Shall we keep this on hold until then?
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Introduces DB schema changes to the platform API db. Need to discuss
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In the Platform API OpenAPI, the id (handle) is already defined with a 3–40 character limit, and the database handle column is also VARCHAR(40). API keys created from the CP to the DP therefore should follow the 3–40 character constraint. The Gateway OpenAPI currently allows up to 63 characters, and minimum 3. There is currently an inconsistency in the maximum number of characters allowed. However, can we implement the |
Yeah. I am not sure why we need to change this to 1-128 range. All we need is proper validations to the existing range. |
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Thanks @thivindu, @Thushani-Jayasekera and @malinthaprasan for pointing this out. For context on why this PR went with 1–128 instead of the existing 3–40 range: the original issue (#3163) was that the Gateway validates and enforces its own API key naming rules, but the Platform API had no code-level validation on caller-supplied IDs at all — so a name could pass through the Platform API and only fail later at the Gateway, causing inconsistent behavior. While fixing that gap, the Dev Portal's displayName field already allows up to 128 characters, so the max length was aligned to 128 to avoid rejecting names the Dev Portal itself allows a user to enter. Looking at this more closely now, here's the full picture across components:
So raising the Platform API bound to 128 (as done here) closes the original validation gap, but it does so by moving the max length further out of sync with the Gateway's 63-character limit, and it requires a schema migration on api_keys.handle to actually support 128-character values at the DB level — which this PR doesn't include. Flagging this here so the inconsistency is captured before deciding how to proceed on this PR. |
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Closing this PR. The original problem (#3163) was that the Gateway enforces API key name validation, but the Platform API had no code-level validation on caller-supplied IDs — so names accepted by the Platform API could still be rejected downstream by the Gateway. This PR aligned the max length to 128 to match the Dev Portal's displayName field while fixing that gap, but that surfaced a broader inconsistency in the max-length constraint across components:
Raising the Platform API bound to 128 requires a DB schema migration on api_keys.handle across all four schemas (Postgres, SQLite, SQL Server, and the default schema), which isn't something we can do as part of this fix right now. Since the length mismatch itself can't be resolved in this PR, I'm closing it rather than merging a partial fix. I've raised #3235 to track this underlying inconsistency in max API key name length across Dev Portal (128), Platform API (40), and Gateway (63) — resolving it properly needs a DB migration and a decision on a single target length, and it will remain unresolved even after the next step below. Next steps:
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Purpose
This PR resolves:
The root cause was a validation mismatch across the API key creation flow: the gateway enforced a set of API key naming rules, but the platform API could still accept invalid caller-supplied names. As a result, names that were valid in one layer could be rejected or silently dropped downstream by the gateway, creating inconsistent behavior and avoidable API failures.
This change aligns the validation logic across the relevant components so that API key names are validated consistently at the source and the accepted range is enforced uniformly.
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