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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.
Add connect/read timeouts to upsert_extension and record requests exceptions as a failed result for that file instead of aborting the run.
…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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Converternever callscommunity_edition_client_for_ingest.app.pyimports the function by name, so patching thecommunity_ingestmodule attribute does not affect the CLI wrapper's reference. As a result,asked == []always passes, and the test checks onlysends_to_community_edition. Patchopenhound.core.app.community_edition_client_for_ingestinstead, or drop theaskedassertion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 171-172: Update the README’s Community Edition and Enterprise
routing descriptions to state that Community Edition settings can come from
destination.bloodhoundenterprise when destination.bloodhound has no credentials,
and that missing destination.bloodhound settings alone do not select the
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credentials or edition lookup fails.
Review comments at @src/openhound/cli/graph.py:
- Line 125: Update the wait condition in the graph command so it polls only when
a job ID exists and the job was successfully ended; use the empty
`result.detail` check to skip waiting after `end_file_upload_job` fails.
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- Line 182: Add bounded connect and read timeouts to the requests in
`product_edition`, `start_file_upload_job`, `upload_file_to_job`,
`end_file_upload_job`, and `file_upload_job`. Reuse the timeout pattern from
`upsert_extension`, using a longer read timeout for `upload_file_to_job` to
accommodate large gzip uploads.
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Do not require an output path for --method ingest.
The CLI still requires the output_path positional argument on Line 212. An ingest user must supply a path that the command does not use. Make the argument optional for ingest while retaining a required output path for write.
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Update the CLI argument parsing around `output_path` so it is optional for
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openhound graph uploadattaches OpenGraph JSON files, or a zip of themsuch 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(defaultwrite, 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 uploadchange(#95) for that credential loader.
Tested against a live Community Edition instance.
Summary by CodeRabbit
convert --method ingestto send converted data directly to BloodHound, routing uploads to Community or Enterprise Edition.