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Summary of Changes
Hello @strantalis, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a new feature to automatically embed system metadata as an assertion within the TDF manifest. This enhancement improves traceability and debugging by capturing details about the environment where a TDF file was created, such as the operating system, Java version, and hostname, directly within the TDF's metadata.
Highlights
- New System Metadata Assertion: A new static method
getSystemMetadataAssertionConfig
has been added toAssertionConfig
. This method generates an assertion containing system-specific details such as the operating system, Java version, architecture, hostname, creation date, SDK version, and TDF specification version. This information is formatted as a JSON string and included as the assertion's value. - Configurable System Metadata Assertion: A
systemMetadataAssertion
boolean flag has been introduced inConfig.TDFConfig
, along with a convenientwithSystemMetadataAssertion()
builder method. This allows users to easily enable or disable the automatic inclusion of system metadata as an assertion during TDF creation. - Integration into TDF Creation Workflow: The
createTDF
method inTDF.java
has been updated to conditionally add the generated system metadata assertion to the TDF manifest. This occurs only if thesystemMetadataAssertion
flag is enabled in the provided configuration, ensuring that the metadata is embedded directly into the TDF file. - Comprehensive Test Coverage: A new unit test,
testSystemMetadataAssertion
, has been added toTDFTest.java
. This test thoroughly validates that when thesystemMetadataAssertion
flag is enabled, the system metadata assertion is correctly generated, included in the TDF manifest, and that its JSON content accurately reflects the expected system properties.
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Code Review
The code changes introduce a new system metadata assertion feature. The feedback focuses on improving code clarity, maintainability, and error handling.
sdk/src/main/resources/io/opentdf/platform/sdk/version.properties
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