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…loodHound Adds a `schema upload` command that sends one or more OpenGraph extension schemas (JSON files or zip bundles) to BloodHound's extensions endpoint. The target can be a file, a folder, or the name of an installed collector that ships a schema.json beside its extension.yaml. Settings come from the existing `destination.bloodhound` section (url in config.toml, token_id/token_key or a bearer token in secrets.toml), which saved-search uploads already use. The `destination.bloodhoundenterprise` section is read as a fallback, so Enterprise users need no new configuration. Each file reports created, updated, skipped (dry run), or failed, and the command exits non-zero if any file failed. Tested against a live Community Edition instance.
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WalkthroughThe change adds a ChangesBloodHound schema upload
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as schema upload
participant Discovery as find_schema_files
participant Uploader as upload_schema_files
participant Reader as read_schema_file
participant Client as BloodHoundClient
participant API as BloodHound API
CLI->>Discovery: resolve schema target
CLI->>Uploader: pass files and client
Uploader->>Reader: read and validate file
Uploader->>Client: upsert_extension with bytes and content type
Client->>API: PUT /api/v2/extensions
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Review comments at @src/openhound/core/clients/bloodhound.py:
- Around line 137-162: Update upsert_extension to pass a bounded timeout to
self.request for the extension upload, so the request cannot wait indefinitely.
Leave per-file transport exception handling to its existing flow.
Review comments at @src/openhound/core/schema_upload.py:
- Around line 206-212: In the per-file `upsert_extension` block in
`upload_schema_files`, also catch `requests.RequestException`; append a failed
`SchemaUploadResult` for that file using the exception message as detail, then
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Add connect/read timeouts to upsert_extension and record requests exceptions as a failed result for that file instead of aborting the run.
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…ert --method ingest` `openhound graph upload` attaches OpenGraph JSON files, or a zip of them such as ConfigManBearPig's bundle, to one BloodHound file-upload job, ends the job, and waits for BloodHound to finish. JSON is gzip-compressed and files over 5,000 nodes plus edges are cut into parts within the same job. `openhound convert <collector>` gains `--method write|ingest` (default write, unchanged). With ingest, OpenHound asks /api/version which edition it is talking to. Community Edition gets one file-upload job per run, each batch of 1,000 items attached as a gzip OpenGraph file carrying the collector's source kind. Enterprise, or an edition that cannot be determined, keeps the existing /api/v2/ingest route and settings. The Enterprise scheduler is unchanged. Both read [destination.bloodhound], falling back to [destination.bloodhoundenterprise]. Depends on the `schema upload` change (SpecterOps#95) for that credential loader. Tested against a live Community Edition instance.
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Adds a
schema uploadcommand that sends one or more OpenGraph extension schemas (JSON files or zip bundles) to BloodHound's extensions endpoint. The target can be a file, a folder, or the name of an installed collector that ships a schema.json beside its extension.yaml.Settings come from the existing
destination.bloodhoundsection (url in config.toml, token_id/token_key or a bearer token in secrets.toml), which saved-search and privilege zone upload tests already use. Thedestination.bloodhoundenterprisesection is read as a fallback, so Enterprise users need no new configuration. Each file reports created, updated, skipped (dry run), or failed, and the command exits non-zero if any file failed.Tested against a live, local Community Edition instance.
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