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Closes #40.

Summary

A team's settings: block was accepted by the parser and then thrown away — changing a failing-policies webhook URL or a host expiry window produced no diff output at all. This makes it a first-class, field-level diff like the global config sections.

Where the live values come from

GET /api/v1/fleet/teams already returns them. Probed against our production Fleet:

keys: [agent_options, created_at, description, features, host_count,
       host_expiry_settings, id, integrations, mdm, name, scripts,
       secrets, software, user_count, webhook_settings]

webhook_settings, host_expiry_settings, integrations, and features are exactly the sub-keys a team's settings: block configures, so no new endpoint is needed.

Changes

internal/parserParsedTeam.Settings holds the block as a nested map. settings: wins over team_settings: when a file carries both, matching how fleetctl gitops resolves them.

internal/apiTeam.UnmarshalJSON decodes twice: into the typed struct, and into a generic map kept on Team.Settings. A settings sub-key Fleet adds later needs no change here.

internal/diffdiffTeamSettings walks the proposed block with the same flattenMap / getNestedValue machinery diffConfig uses and emits ConfigChange rows under the settings section. Results are sorted, because flattenMap walks maps in random order and unsorted output would churn between runs.

Baseline subtraction covers settings, so a change already merged to the base branch does not reappear in a later MR.

Safety

  • secrets: is never diffed. Enroll secrets are credentials and this output lands in CI logs and MR comments. There is a test asserting a literal (non-placeholder) secret produces no rows.
  • Values containing $ are skipped, as elsewhere — Fleet substitutes them server-side, so comparing them is pure noise.
  • Sub-keys Fleet does not expose (e.g. mdm) are reported as skipped, not as changes. Reporting "not diffed" is honest; reporting "no changes" would not be.

No output changes

The terminal, JSON, and Markdown renderers already render per-result Config rows — only a stale comment saying "global scope only" needed updating.

Test plan

  • go build ./..., go vet ./..., go test -race ./... — pass
  • golangci-lint run — 0 issues
  • Coverage: diff 81.8%, parser 81.9%, api 83.8% — all above the floor
  • New tests: TestParseTeamSettings (5 cases incl. both spellings and precedence), TestDiffTeamSettings (9 cases incl. secrets, env vars, unknown and unexposed sub-keys), TestDiffTeamSettingsOrderIsStable, TestGetTeamsCapturesRawSettings, and TestDiffTestdataTeamSettings end to end through Diff
  • Validated against the live Fleet instance with the production fleet-gitops repo: the real settings: block matches Fleet and produces zero rows; a modified copy produces exactly the four expected rows:
  Config:
    ~ settings.host_expiry_settings.host_expiry_enabled
        "false" → "true"
    ~ settings.host_expiry_settings.host_expiry_window
        "0" → "45"
    ~ settings.webhook_settings.failing_policies_webhook.enable_failing_policies_webhook
        "false" → "true"
    ~ settings.webhook_settings.failing_policies_webhook.host_batch_size
        "0" → "250"

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for defining and comparing team-level settings in configuration files.
    • Supports webhook, host expiry, integrations, and feature settings.
    • Recognizes both modern settings and legacy team_settings formats, with modern settings taking precedence.
    • Team API responses now retain settings for more complete comparisons.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Excludes secrets and unavailable values from comparisons.
    • Provides stable, normalized diff output for nested team settings.
  • Documentation

    • Updated API and architecture documentation to describe team settings and comparison behavior.

Closes #40.

A team's `settings:` block (and the older `team_settings:` spelling) was
accepted by the parser but never diffed, so changing a webhook URL or a host
expiry window produced no output at all.

GET /teams already returns the live values: webhook_settings,
host_expiry_settings, integrations, and features sit on the team object next to
software and agent_options. The client now keeps the raw team JSON alongside
the typed struct, and the diff engine compares the YAML block against it
key by key using the same flattening the global config diff uses.

Details:

- parser: ParsedTeam.Settings holds the block as a nested map. `settings:` wins
  over `team_settings:` when a file carries both, matching fleetctl gitops.
- api: Team.UnmarshalJSON decodes into both the typed struct and a generic map,
  so a settings sub-key Fleet adds later needs no code change here.
- diff: diffTeamSettings emits ConfigChange rows under the "settings" section.
  Sub-keys Fleet does not expose (for example `mdm`) are reported as skipped
  rather than reported as changes, and results are sorted so output is stable
  despite map iteration order.
- `secrets:` is never diffed. Enroll secrets are credentials and this output
  lands in CI logs and MR comments. Values containing `$` are skipped as
  before, since Fleet substitutes them server-side.
- Baseline subtraction covers settings too, so a change already merged to the
  base branch does not reappear in a later MR.

No output changes: the renderers already handle per-result Config rows.

Verified against the live Fleet instance with the production fleet-gitops repo:
matching settings produce no rows, and a modified copy of the repo produces
exactly the four expected rows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KEpzMNJnGaBLAfrPeqknCy
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The PR adds team settings parsing and API retention. The diff engine compares supported settings at field level, excludes secrets and unavailable values, and produces stable output. Tests and documentation cover modern and legacy keys, API behavior, baseline subtraction, and skipped sections.

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Team settings comparison

Layer / File(s) Summary
Parse and retain team settings
internal/parser/parser.go, internal/parser/parser_test.go, internal/api/client.go, internal/api/client_test.go, docs/API-Endpoints.md, docs/Architecture.md
The parser accepts settings: and team_settings:. settings: takes precedence. API teams retain raw settings in Team.Settings.
Compare and integrate team settings
internal/diff/differ.go, internal/diff/differ_test.go, testdata/teams/workstations.yml
The diff engine compares supported settings fields, excludes secrets and unavailable values, handles skipped sections, subtracts baseline changes, and sorts output deterministically.
Document configuration scopes
internal/output/terminal.go, docs/Architecture.md
Comments and architecture documentation describe global and team settings comparisons.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 79cd2

An explicitly empty team settings block can incorrectly inherit values from the legacy block, causing the diff to report changes that are not present in the intended configuration. Merge should wait for this precedence bug and its regression test to be addressed.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant YAMLParser
  participant APIClient
  participant DiffEngine
  participant TerminalRenderer
  YAMLParser->>DiffEngine: provide parsed team settings
  APIClient->>DiffEngine: provide raw Fleet team settings
  DiffEngine->>DiffEngine: compare fields and remove baseline changes
  DiffEngine->>TerminalRenderer: return sorted changes and skipped sections
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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning The PR meets the field-level diff and GET-only goals, but it uses generic maps instead of the typed settings structure requested by issue #40. Add a typed parser representation for known settings sub-keys while retaining unknown settings opaquely.
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Three uncovered paths from the patch report:

- a settings key the API reports no value for, which must not be guessed at
- the JSON normalization path taken when both sides serialize as lists, which
  also documents that element order counts, matching the global config diff
- a `settings:` node that is not a mapping, where the parser falls through to
  the legacy `team_settings:` key rather than failing the file

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@internal/parser/parser.go`:
- Around line 329-347: Update decodeSettingsNode so a successfully decoded empty
modern settings map returns nil immediately instead of checking later nodes;
preserve fallback only for zero or undecodable nodes. Add a regression case in
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Comment thread internal/parser/parser.go Outdated
Per review on #55: an explicit `settings: {}` fell through to a populated
`team_settings:`, contradicting the documented rule that the modern key wins.
An empty mapping is a declaration ("this team configures no settings"), so it
now wins and yields no settings to diff.

A key present but null (`settings:` with no value) declares nothing, so the
legacy key is still used in that case. Both are covered by tests.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KEpzMNJnGaBLAfrPeqknCy
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Both branches appended tests to internal/diff/differ_test.go and
internal/parser/parser_test.go, so git interleaved them. Resolved by taking
main's file and re-appending this branch's test blocks: the team-settings
tests from #55 and the profile-content tests both survive intact.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KEpzMNJnGaBLAfrPeqknCy
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