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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces a fix to ensure that services within the system are consistently processed in the order they were registered. This is achieved by modifying the service registry to provide an ordered list of namespace names and updating the service startup mechanism to respect this sequence. The change guarantees predictable service initialization and operation.
Highlights
- Service Order Preservation: The core change ensures that services are returned and processed in the exact order they were initially registered, addressing a potential issue where the order was not guaranteed.
- API Change in Service Registry: The
GetNamespaces()
function in theserviceregistry
package has been updated to return a slice of namespace names ([]string
) in registration order, rather than an unordered map of namespaces (map[string]*Namespace
). A copy of the internal order slice is returned to prevent external modification. - Service Startup Logic Adaptation: The
startServices
function in theserver
package has been modified to iterate over the newly ordered slice of namespace names. It now explicitly fetches each namespace object by name, ensuring that services are started according to their registration sequence.
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Map's order lost, Slice now holds the true sequence, Services align.
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Code Review
This pull request fixes an issue where services were not started in the order they were registered. The change correctly modifies GetNamespaces
to return an ordered slice of namespace names, and updates the service startup logic to iterate over this slice. The fix appears correct. I've added a couple of suggestions to improve the efficiency of the implementation by reducing lock contention, which involves changing the signature of GetNamespaces
to return all necessary information at once.
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.10.0](service/v0.9.0...service/v0.10.0) (2025-09-17) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * **policy:** Add manager column to provider configuration for multi-instance support ([#2601](#2601)) ### Features * **authz:** add obligation policy decision point ([#2706](#2706)) ([bb2a4f8](bb2a4f8)) * **core:** add service negation for op mode ([#2680](#2680)) ([029db8c](029db8c)) * **core:** Bump default write timeout. ([#2671](#2671)) ([6a233c1](6a233c1)) * **core:** Encapsulate>Encrypt ([#2676](#2676)) ([3c5a614](3c5a614)) * **core:** Lets key manager factory take context ([#2715](#2715)) ([8d70993](8d70993)) * **policy:** add FQN of obligation definitions/values to protos ([#2703](#2703)) ([45ded0e](45ded0e)) * **policy:** Add manager column to provider configuration for multi-instance support ([#2601](#2601)) ([a5fc994](a5fc994)) * **policy:** Add obligation triggers ([#2675](#2675)) ([22d0837](22d0837)) * **policy:** add protovalidate for obligation defs + vals ([#2699](#2699)) ([af5c049](af5c049)) * **policy:** Allow creation and update of triggers on Obligation Values ([#2691](#2691)) ([b1e7ba1](b1e7ba1)) * **policy:** Allow for additional context to be added to obligation triggers ([#2705](#2705)) ([7025599](7025599)) * **policy:** Include Triggers in GET/LISTable reqs ([#2704](#2704)) ([b4381d1](b4381d1)) * **policy:** obligations + values CRUD ([#2545](#2545)) ([c194e35](c194e35)) * use public AES protected key from lib/ocrypto ([#2600](#2600)) ([75d7590](75d7590)) ### Bug Fixes * **core:** remove extraneous comment ([#2741](#2741)) ([ada8da6](ada8da6)) * **core:** return services in the order they were registered ([#2733](#2733)) ([1d661db](1d661db)) * **deps:** bump github.com/opentdf/platform/lib/ocrypto from 0.3.0 to 0.6.0 in /service ([#2714](#2714)) ([00354b3](00354b3)) * **deps:** bump github.com/opentdf/platform/protocol/go from 0.7.0 to 0.9.0 in /service ([#2726](#2726)) ([9004368](9004368)) * **deps:** bump protocol/go to 0.10.0 in service ([#2734](#2734)) ([11e6201](11e6201)) * **deps:** update protovalidate to v0.14.2 to use new buf validate MessageOneofRule ([#2698](#2698)) ([1cae18e](1cae18e)) * **policy:** Registered Resources should consider actions correctly within Decision Requests ([#2681](#2681)) ([cf264a2](cf264a2)) * sanitize db schema identifiers ([#2682](#2682)) ([0d3dd94](0d3dd94)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: opentdf-automation[bot] <149537512+opentdf-automation[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Proposed Changes
So right now I have inter-PEP dependencies, so config/PEP-A for example. PEP-A wants to set its config to the config service, for later viewing/editing in another interface. Currently the only place available for this is PEP-A's Init (RegisterFunc). So, right now, this is the solution I'm using. I think there is an alternative with some "OnServicesStarted" type hook or something as well (which might be more useful maybe).
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