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  • New Features
    • Introduced new endpoints to create, update, and delete exporters.
    • Enhanced client management with endpoints for retrieving, listing, creating, updating, and deleting client records.
    • Improved data consistency by enforcing mandatory label fields for both exporters and clients.
    • Added optional username fields for both exporters and clients.

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This pull request enhances the ClientService in the proto file by adding several new RPC methods and message types. The changes introduce functionalities for managing exporters and clients, including creating, updating, deleting exporters and clients, as well as retrieving and listing clients. Additionally, the labels field in the Exporter and Client messages is updated to be required.

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File Change Summary
proto/jumpstarter/…/client.proto Added RPC methods: CreateExporter, UpdateExporter, DeleteExporter, GetClient, ListClients, CreateClient, UpdateClient, DeleteClient; introduced corresponding message types; updated labels fields in Exporter and Client to be required.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client as API Client
  participant Service as ClientService
  Client->>Service: CreateExporter(CreateExporterRequest)
  Service-->>Client: Exporter
  Client->>Service: UpdateExporter(UpdateExporterRequest)
  Service-->>Client: Exporter
  Client->>Service: DeleteExporter(DeleteExporterRequest)
  Service-->>Client: google.protobuf.Empty
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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client as API Client
  participant Service as ClientService
  Client->>Service: GetClient(GetClientRequest)
  Service-->>Client: Client
  Client->>Service: ListClients(ListClientsRequest)
  Service-->>Client: ListClientsResponse
  Client->>Service: CreateClient(CreateClientRequest)
  Service-->>Client: Client
  Client->>Service: UpdateClient(UpdateClientRequest)
  Service-->>Client: Client
  Client->>Service: DeleteClient(DeleteClientRequest)
  Service-->>Client: google.protobuf.Empty
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Possibly related PRs

  • Init ClientService #16: Contains similar changes including methods like CreateExporter, UpdateExporter, and DeleteExporter, indicating a direct code-level connection.

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proto/jumpstarter/client/v1/client.proto (2)

192-195: New Message: UpdateExporterRequest
The UpdateExporterRequest carries a required exporter and an optional update_mask. While this structure allows flexible updates, consider whether an update mask might sometimes be necessary by default to avoid inadvertent full updates.


226-234: New Message: CreateClientRequest
The CreateClientRequest message comprises a required parent, an optional client_id, and a required client. This design is clear; however, it would be helpful to document how the service handles cases when client_id is not provided (e.g., auto-generation).

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proto/jumpstarter/client/v1/client.proto (17)

31-37: New RPC Method: CreateExporter
The CreateExporter RPC method is added with an HTTP POST mapping and includes the signature parent,exporter,exporter_id. This neatly follows RESTful design principles. Please verify that the method’s signature and HTTP path align with the overall API design and that any consuming clients are updated accordingly.


38-44: New RPC Method: UpdateExporter
The UpdateExporter RPC is now defined with an HTTP PATCH method and uses the signature exporter,update_mask. This gives clients the ability to perform partial updates. Ensure that the optional update_mask behavior is clearly documented in the API guides.


45-48: New RPC Method: DeleteExporter
The DeleteExporter method employs the HTTP DELETE verb with the expected name parameter. This implementation is consistent with standard deletion patterns.


50-53: New RPC Method: GetClient
The newly added GetClient method uses an HTTP GET method to retrieve client details by name. Its definition is concise and adheres to standard patterns for resource retrieval.


54-57: New RPC Method: ListClients
The ListClients RPC, implemented with an HTTP GET method, takes a parent parameter to list client resources. The design follows established pagination patterns. Confirm that the associated server-side logic correctly handles optional pagination parameters.


58-64: New RPC Method: CreateClient
The CreateClient method is defined with an HTTP POST endpoint and a signature of parent,client,client_id. This setup is clear and functional. Consider documenting how the API handles an omitted client_id (for example, whether it is auto-generated server-side).


65-71: New RPC Method: UpdateClient
The UpdateClient RPC, using an HTTP PATCH method with a signature of client,update_mask, supports partial updates. Its design is in line with other update methods in the API. Ensure that the optional inclusion of update_mask is clearly explained in the documentation.


72-75: New RPC Method: DeleteClient
The DeleteClient method has been added with an HTTP DELETE endpoint that accepts a name parameter. This follows the conventional pattern for delete operations.


113-115: Exporter Message: Required Labels Field Update
The Exporter message now marks the labels field as required by using the field behavior annotation. This enforces that every exporter resource includes its labels, thereby strengthening the API contract. Just ensure that all client implementations provide this field.


117-127: Client Message: Required Labels Field Update
Within the Client message, the labels field has been updated to be required. This change enforces consistent metadata inclusion across client resources. It is advisable to confirm that such a change does not break backward compatibility with existing clients.


182-190: New Message: CreateExporterRequest
The CreateExporterRequest message is introduced with a required parent, an optional exporter_id, and a required exporter field. Its structure aligns well with common API request patterns for resource creation.


197-202: New Message: DeleteExporterRequest
The DeleteExporterRequest is straightforward; it requires the resource name and leverages a resource reference, following standard deletion request designs.


204-209: New Message: GetClientRequest
The GetClientRequest message succinctly defines a required name field to fetch a client resource. Its structure is clear and consistent with other GET requests across the API.


211-218: New Message: ListClientsRequest
The ListClientsRequest message includes a required parent and optional parameters for pagination and filtering. This design facilitates flexible client listing operations.


221-224: New Message: ListClientsResponse
The ListClientsResponse message encapsulates a list of clients along with a next_page_token for pagination. Verify that the service implementation correctly populates these fields to support smooth client-side pagination.


236-239: New Message: UpdateClientRequest
The UpdateClientRequest carries the required client data and an optional update_mask to support partial updates. This aligns with similar update patterns in the API.


241-246: New Message: DeleteClientRequest
The DeleteClientRequest message correctly requires the name field to specify the client resource to be deleted, mirroring the approach used in DeleteExporterRequest.

@NickCao NickCao marked this pull request as draft March 18, 2025 17:20
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