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This pull request improves error handling when checking and accessing agent identity certificates. Specifically, it updates _is_certificate_file_ready to propagate PermissionError while catching other OSError exceptions, and handles PermissionError in get_agent_identity_certificate_path by logging a warning and falling back to unbound tokens. Corresponding unit tests have been added to verify these scenarios. There are no review comments, so I have no additional feedback to provide.
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get_and_parse_agent_identity_certificate() (around line 208) does not handle exceptions when reading the certificate file. Because os.path.getsize only requires directory traversal / metadata search permissions, _is_certificate_file_ready can evaluate to True even for a file that the current process does not have read permissions to open (e.g., owned by root with 600). When open(cert_path, "rb") is called, it will crash with a raw PermissionError.
Wrap the file-read in a try...except OSError block to gracefully fail-closed with a controlled RefreshError:
try:
with open(cert_path, "rb") as cert_file:
cert_bytes = cert_file.read()
except OSError as e:
raise exceptions.RefreshError(
f"Failed to read agent identity certificate file at {cert_path}: {e}. "
"Token binding protection is failing. You can turn off this protection by setting "
f"{environment_vars.GOOGLE_API_PREVENT_AGENT_TOKEN_SHARING_FOR_GCP_SERVICES} to false "
"to fall back to unbound tokens."
) from e
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I think we may want to catch here too. I think it's possible for get_agent_identity_certificate_path to work correctly but then have .read to raise a PermissionError since .stat and .read require different permissions
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Done! I have wrapped the file read block in a try...except OSError block to catch read-level permissions errors and fall back to unbound tokens.
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| return os.path.getsize(path) > 0 |
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nit: the PR description mentions using os.stat , but the code uses os.path.getsize . Functionally equivalent since getsize uses stat under the hood, but just pointing it out!
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The new commit uses os.stat directly. I'll double check the PR description after making all the changes requested by reviewers to ensure it's still valid. Thanks for pointing it out :)
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…tartup hang and crash In sandboxed environments (such as when running the gcloud CLI within a snap package manager sandbox), AppArmor rules can block reading the workload credentials directory or certificate files, raising a PermissionError. Previously, `os.path.exists()` caught this PermissionError and returned `False`. The library interpreted this as the files not being ready yet (e.g. due to a startup race) and entered a 30-second retry loop before failing with a RefreshError. This change: 1. Updates `_is_certificate_file_ready` to use `os.stat` and propagate `PermissionError`. 2. Catches `PermissionError` immediately during certificate lookup, logging a warning and falling back to unbound tokens without retrying or crashing. 3. Adds corresponding unit tests.
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In sandboxed environments (such as when running the gcloud CLI within a snap package manager sandbox), AppArmor rules can block reading the workload credentials directory or certificate files, raising a PermissionError.
Previously, os.path.exists() caught this PermissionError and returned False. The library interpreted this as the files not being ready yet (e.g. due to a startup race) and entered a 30-second retry loop before failing with a RefreshError.
This change:
Fixes b/522957573