adutra commented on code in PR #10753:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/10753#discussion_r1828246578
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core/src/main/java/org/apache/iceberg/rest/RESTSessionCatalog.java:
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@@ -378,7 +289,8 @@ public List<TableIdentifier> listTables(SessionContext
context, Namespace ns) {
paths.tables(ns),
queryParams,
ListTablesResponse.class,
- headers(context),
+ ImmutableMap.of(),
+ authManager.contextualSession(context, catalogAuth),
Review Comment:
I had initially something that resembles your suggestion. I discarded it for
two reasons:
1. `RESTClient` implementations are stateful (and closeable); "wrapping" a
REST client with the auth session may be error-prone: should implementors
return a new instance, or the same one? Should callers close the wrapped client
or not?
2. Wrapping makes the code slightly less testable: you don't "see" the
authentication data anymore by simply inspecting the calls that the catalog
made to the `RESTClient` API.
But I agree that the wrapping approach is less invasive, so let's give it
another try.
I think that to address concern #1 above, we can work around misbehaving
implementations with good documentation.
To address #2 above, we'd certainly need to revisit tests a little bit and
introduce a better way to make verifications, ideally capturing which requests
were made and what was the internal state of the REST client, by the time a
given request was executed.
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