Draft: Add a new vulnerabilities scope to SearchService
requested to merge 461874-proof-of-concept-new-scope into 461874-make-search-calls-directly-to-es-client
What does this MR do and why?
This MR is a proof of concept.
It implements a new scope for vulnerabilities
in the SearchService
. The new scope is available at global, group, and project level. It is based off Refactor issues search to make calls directly t... (!155516 - merged) which refactors how searches are implemented.
Note: This MR does not include the indexing implementation.
How to add data and test
Create the index manually
curl request
curl --request PUT \
--url http://localhost:9200/test-vulnerabilities-index \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"settings": {
"index": {
"number_of_shards": 2,
"number_of_replicas": 1
}
},
"mappings": {
"properties": {
"id": {
"type": "keyword",
"index_options": "docs"
},
"type": {
"type": "keyword"
},
"project_id": {
"type": "integer"
},
"title": {
"type": "text"
},
"description": {
"type": "text"
}
}
}
}'
Index data using client bulk requests
bulk_body = []
Vulnerability.where(project_id: 3).map do |v|
bulk_body << { create: { _index: 'gitlab-vulnerabilities-test', _id: v.id } }
bulk_body << { id: v.id, project_id: v.project_id, title: v.title, description: v.description, type: 'vulnerability' }
end
client = Gitlab::Elastic::Helper.default.client
client.bulk(body: bulk_body)
Test with Search service
search_service = ::SearchService.new(User.first, { search: 'cypher', scope: 'vulnerabilities', project_id: 3 })
search_service.search_objects
=> [#<Vulnerability id:61 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/61]>,
#<Vulnerability id:62 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/62]>,
#<Vulnerability id:63 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/63]>,
#<Vulnerability id:64 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/64]>,
#<Vulnerability id:65 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/65]>,
#<Vulnerability id:66 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/66]>,
#<Vulnerability id:67 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/67]>,
#<Vulnerability id:68 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/68]>,
#<Vulnerability id:69 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/69]>,
#<Vulnerability id:70 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/70]>,
#<Vulnerability id:71 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/71]>,
#<Vulnerability id:72 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/72]>,
#<Vulnerability id:73 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/73]>,
#<Vulnerability id:74 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/74]>,
#<Vulnerability id:75 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/75]>,
#<Vulnerability id:76 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/76]>,
#<Vulnerability id:77 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/77]>,
#<Vulnerability id:78 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/78]>,
#<Vulnerability id:79 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/79]>,
#<Vulnerability id:80 [vulnerability:gitlab-org/gitlab-shell/80]>]
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Related to #461874 (closed)
Edited by Terri Chu