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Problem

Creating a GCP data connection persisted details.provider: "gcp", but the backend (data.source.coop) addresses Google Cloud Storage as "gcs". The same latent mismatch existed for Azure ("az" vs "azure").

Root cause: DataProvider and a mirror's storage type were two vocabularies bridged by a hand-written STORAGE_TYPE_BY_PROVIDER map duplicated in products.ts and product-mirrors.ts.

Change — align DataProvider values to the backend vocabulary

enum DataProvider { S3 = "s3", Azure = "azure" /* was "az" */, GCS = "gcs" /* was GCP="gcp" */ }
  • Both translation maps deleted; a mirror's storage type is just the connection's provider.
  • Member GCPGCS, schema/type Gcp*Gcs*. Auth type stays gcp_workload_identity (WIF is a GCP-platform feature, not storage). Form label → "Google Cloud Storage".

Migration (legacy az/gcp rows)

DynamoDB reads bypass Zod, so normalizeConnection in the data-connections client remaps "az"→"azure" / "gcp"→"gcs" on fetchById/listAll. Marked ponytail: — drop after backfill.

Backend compatibility (verified against data.source.coop)

  • S3 unchanged. Azure accepts both "az" and "azure" → compatible during rollout. GCS: old "gcp" never worked (hit the error arm); "gcs" is accepted. This is the fix, not a regression.
  • ⚠️ Making GCS actually connect needs a separate backend change (enable the multistore gcp feature + a wasm-compatible signing path) — tracked in data.source.coop.

Verification

tsc clean · jest affected suites pass · lint clean on changed files.

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The GCP data connection persisted `provider: "gcp"`, but the backend
addresses Google Cloud Storage as "gcs" — the same latent mismatch existed
for Azure ("az" vs "azure"). Root cause: `DataProvider` and a mirror's
`storage_type` were two vocabularies bridged by a hand-written
`STORAGE_TYPE_BY_PROVIDER` map duplicated in products.ts and
product-mirrors.ts.

Detangle: align `DataProvider`'s values to the backend storage vocabulary
(`Azure="azure"`, `GCS="gcs"`), so a mirror's `storage_type` is just the
connection's provider. Both translation maps deleted; `storage_type =
details.provider` directly.

- Rename member GCP→GCS and schema/type Gcp*→Gcs* (auth type stays
  `gcp_workload_identity` — WIF is a GCP-platform feature, not storage).
- Read-shim in the data-connections DynamoDB client normalizes legacy rows
  on read ("az"→"azure", "gcp"→"gcs"); mirrors already store the correct
  storage_type via the old map, so only connection rows need it.
- Tests for the shim and for the DataProvider ⊆ storage_type invariant that
  now backs the cast.

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  • fixtures/data-connections.json:58 — still has "provider": "az", which no longer parses: AzureDataConnectionSchema now requires the literal "azure" (src/types/data-connection.ts:233). This fixture is loaded eagerly at module-import time via loadAndValidateJson in src/lib/api/utils.mock.ts:73-76, and src/lib/api/authz.test.ts imports it, so the whole suite fails to run. This is exactly what's failing in this PR's own CI run (CI Checks job, test step — Test suite failed to run: Validation error for file fixtures/data-connections.json: Invalid discriminator value. Expected 's3' | 'azure' | 'gcs'). The "GCP" leg of the fixture already used "gcs" — likely a copy/paste that missed the Azure entry, or the fixture predates a rebase.

          "provider": "azure",
    

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Everything else in the migration checks out:

  • DataProvider enum, schemas (GcsDataConnectionSchema), and the two former STORAGE_TYPE_BY_PROVIDER maps are consistently replaced with a direct cast (src/lib/actions/products.ts:232, src/lib/actions/product-mirrors.ts:105). The cast is sound: ProductMirrorSchema.storage_type (src/types/product.ts:12) is z.enum(["s3","azure","gcs","minio","ceph"]), a strict superset of DataProvider's values, and a new test (data-connections.test.tsDataProvider ⊆ ProductMirror storage_type) guards the assumption.
  • normalizeConnection (src/lib/clients/database/data-connections.ts:26-31) correctly remaps legacy "az"/"gcp" rows on both fetchById and listAll; update()'s callers all route through an already-normalized fetchById result first, so no write path can re-persist a stale value.
  • No other stray "az"/"gcp"/Gcp* references remain in src/ outside the intentionally-unchanged gcp_workload_identity auth type (a platform/WIF concept, not storage).

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…igning) (#191)

## What
Enables the Google Cloud Storage backend in the data proxy so
source.coop data connections with `provider: "gcs"` resolve to a real
storage client instead of erroring.

## Changes (Cargo.toml / Cargo.lock only)
1. **`gcp` feature** on `multistore` and `multistore-cf-workers` →
`BackendType::Gcs` builds a `GoogleCloudStorageBuilder` instead of
returning `ConfigError("GCS backend support not enabled")`.
2. **`ring` `wasm32_unknown_unknown_js` feature** (via a direct
wasm-target entry): `object_store`'s GCS credential module signs JWTs
with `ring::rand::SystemRandom`, whose `SecureRandom` impl on
`wasm32-unknown-unknown` is gated behind that ring feature (enables
getrandom 0.2's js backend). Without it the Workers build fails to
compile:
   ```
error[E0277]: the trait bound `SystemRandom: SecureRandom` is not
satisfied
     --> object_store-0.13.2/src/gcp/credential.rs
   ```
ring is transitive (via `object_store`); this only turns the feature on
for the wasm target.

## Runtime note
source.coop uses **keyless Workload Identity Federation** for GCS, so
the RSA private-key signing path isn't exercised at runtime — but the
code must compile, which this enables. (getrandom's js backend maps to
Web Crypto, which the Workers runtime provides, so it's also safe if
ever hit.)

## Pairs with
source-cooperative/source.coop#453 — aligns the persisted provider value
to `"gcs"` (the string this backend accepts).

## Verification
`cargo check` + `cargo clippy -D warnings` + `cargo fmt --check` for
**wasm32-unknown-unknown**, and the full `cargo test` suite — all pass.

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Re-split: value alignment (keeping the translation maps) moved to #455, with your form-label edits preserved. This branch's map-deletion moved into the stacked cleanup #456.

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