Stop using match to destructure single patterns.

[sporkmonger]

Mostly to fix clippy errors.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the handling of request and response headers for better efficiency and readability.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined header processing logic in the prepare_request and prepare_response methods.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on refining the ProcessorContext struct and its methods within the BulwarkProcessor implementation. Modifications were made to the prepare_request and prepare_response methods, where the handling of request and response headers was streamlined by replacing match statements with if let statements. This adjustment improves code readability and efficiency while maintaining the overall structure and functionality of the ProcessorContext, including its error handling and logging mechanisms.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
crates/ext-processor/src/service.rs	Updated prepare_request and prepare_response methods to use if let for header checks instead of match, enhancing readability and efficiency. No changes to ProcessorContext fields or core logic.

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
We’ve tidied up headers in a clever way.
With if let now dancing, so light and free,
Our ProcessorContext hums in harmony.
So hop along, dear friends, and cheer,
For clean code brings joy, let’s all persevere! 🐇✨

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crates/ext-processor/src/service.rs (2)

540-547: LGTM! Improved header handling with idiomatic Rust.

The change from match to if let for header handling is more idiomatic and aligns with Rust best practices. The implementation correctly handles both raw and string header values while properly filtering pseudo-headers.

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596-603: LGTM! Consistent header handling in response processing.

The response header handling mirrors the request implementation, maintaining consistency throughout the codebase. The if let pattern is appropriately used here as well.

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[dryrunsecurity]

DryRun Security Summary

The pull request focuses on improving the security and robustness of the Envoy external processor service by carefully handling headers, extracting client IP addresses, managing plugin execution, combining decisions from multiple plugins, providing an "observe-only" mode, and implementing extensive logging and metrics collection.

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Summary:

The code changes in this pull request focus on improving the security and robustness of the Envoy external processor service. The key highlights from an application security perspective include:

1. Careful handling of headers to ensure that Envoy pseudo-headers are not passed through, maintaining the integrity of the request and response data.
2. Extraction of the client's IP address from the Forwarded and X-Forwarded-For headers, taking into account the configured number of proxy hops, to accurately identify the true client IP address.
3. Management of plugin execution and enforcement of timeouts to prevent the processing from getting stuck indefinitely, mitigating potential denial-of-service attacks.
4. Combination of decisions from multiple plugins and appropriate weighting to arrive at a final decision, which is crucial for the overall security of the application.
5. Inclusion of an "observe-only" mode for testing and monitoring purposes, without immediately impacting the production traffic.
6. Extensive logging and metrics collection to help identify potential security issues or anomalies.

Overall, the code changes demonstrate a strong focus on improving the security and robustness of the Envoy external processor service, addressing various aspects of application security in the context of a proxy-based architecture.

Files Changed:

• crates/ext-processor/src/service.rs: This file contains the implementation of the ProcessorContext struct, which is responsible for handling the processing of incoming requests and responses in the Envoy external processor service. The changes include improvements to header handling, IP address extraction, plugin execution management, decision-making processes, and logging/metrics collection, all of which are crucial for the overall security of the application.

Code Analysis

We ran 9 analyzers against 1 file and 0 analyzers had findings. 9 analyzers had no findings.

Riskiness

🟢 Risk threshold not exceeded.

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[sporkmonger]

I'm going to ignore the dependency check for this PR and fix that in a subsequent one.