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feat(setting): add upgrade-responder-url setting #3591

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Issue longhorn/longhorn#10437

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This pull request modifies how the upgrade responder URL is managed. In the controller, the previously hardcoded URL is removed and replaced by dynamically fetching the URL from the datastore within the CheckLatestAndStableLonghornVersions method. Additionally, a new setting is introduced in the types definition to support this dynamic configuration. The update ensures that the URL for the upgrade service can be configured externally without altering the code, while maintaining consistent error handling during the retrieval and usage process.

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controller/setting_controller.go Removed the hardcoded checkUpgradeURL constant. Updated CheckLatestAndStableLonghornVersions to retrieve the upgrade responder URL dynamically from datastore.
types/setting.go Added new constant SettingNameUpgradeResponderURL and corresponding setting definition SettingDefinitionUpgradeResponderURL with a default URL value.

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    participant SC as SettingController
    participant DS as DataStore
    participant US as Upgrade Service

    SC->>DS: Retrieve upgradeResponderURL setting
    DS-->>SC: Return dynamic URL
    SC->>US: Send HTTP POST request to URL
    US-->>SC: Return version information
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Longhorn 10437

Signed-off-by: Derek Su <derek.su@suse.com>
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controller/setting_controller.go (1)

1159-1166: LGTM with a security suggestion.

The change to make the upgrade responder URL configurable improves flexibility. However, consider adding URL validation to ensure only trusted URLs are used.

Add URL validation before using it in the HTTP POST request:

 upgradeResponderURL, err := sc.ds.GetSettingValueExisted(types.SettingNameUpgradeResponderURL)
 if err != nil {
     return "", "", err
 }
+
+// Validate the URL
+if _, err := url.ParseRequestURI(upgradeResponderURL); err != nil {
+    return "", "", fmt.Errorf("invalid upgrade responder URL: %v", err)
+}

 r, err := http.Post(upgradeResponderURL, "application/json", &content)
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@derekbit derekbit merged commit 9924f9d into longhorn:master Feb 19, 2025
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@@ -585,6 +588,16 @@ var (
Default: "true",
}

SettingDefinitionUpgradeResponderURL = SettingDefinition{
DisplayName: "Upgrade Responder URL",
Description: "The upgrade responder notifies users the available versions of Longhorn for upgrade",
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cc @longhorn/doc

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Just to clarify, the notification actually mentions the available versions? Or is it a generic notification that a new version (relevant to what is installed) is available?

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I have a question about the Upgrade Responder URL description.

@@ -585,6 +588,16 @@ var (
Default: "true",
}

SettingDefinitionUpgradeResponderURL = SettingDefinition{
DisplayName: "Upgrade Responder URL",
Description: "The upgrade responder notifies users the available versions of Longhorn for upgrade",

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Just to clarify, the notification actually mentions the available versions? Or is it a generic notification that a new version (relevant to what is installed) is available?

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