feat(low-code): let the check component override config values - #1122
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A check and a sync legitimately want different behaviour from the same manifest. A check is interactive and should fail fast with an actionable message; a sync can afford to wait out a rate limit window. Today the only way to express that difference is a Python `check_connection` override that builds a second component tree from a modified config, which a manifest-only connector cannot do. `CheckStream` and `CheckDynamicStream` gain an optional `config_overrides` mapping. `check()` overlays it onto the config for the duration of the check, which is enough to reach every component the checker builds because `streams()` interpolates from `self._config` and ignores its own `config` argument. Values are applied verbatim and are not interpolated. `config_validations` continue to run against the config the user supplied, so an override cannot fail a validation the user has no way to satisfy. Inert by default: with no `config_overrides` key, `check()` behaves exactly as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up on the same branch, addressing a local review of the feature. Documents three semantics the field description and docstring left implicit: overrides are merged one level deep so a nested object is replaced rather than deep-merged; they are applied after config migrations and transformations, so an override is not normalised and derived fields are not recomputed; and the overlay mutates shared state, which is safe only because check is one command per process. Renames `_user_provided_config` to `_config_for_validation`. It holds the config after migrations and transformations have run, not what the user typed, and the old name plus its comment invited the wrong reading. Adds tests for two contracts that were stated but unpinned: `CheckDynamicStream` is covered by the overlay, and override values are verbatim rather than interpolated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDeclarative stream checks now accept temporary ChangesCheck-time configuration overrides
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change enables check-specific configuration, but the current implementation may alter reference handling for unrelated config_overrides mappings and may fail to redact secrets defined through composed schemas. These bounded correctness and security risks require owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CheckCaller
participant ConcurrentDeclarativeSource
participant ManifestReferenceResolver
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CheckCaller->>ConcurrentDeclarativeSource: invoke check()
ConcurrentDeclarativeSource->>ManifestReferenceResolver: preserve config_overrides values
ConcurrentDeclarativeSource->>ConcurrentDeclarativeSource: validate and apply temporary configuration overlay
ConcurrentDeclarativeSource->>DeclarativeComponents: run connection check
DeclarativeComponents-->>ConcurrentDeclarativeSource: return check result
ConcurrentDeclarativeSource->>ConcurrentDeclarativeSource: restore original configuration
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a manifest-only mechanism for making check behave differently from read by allowing check components (CheckStream, CheckDynamicStream) to temporarily overlay a config_overrides mapping onto the connector config for the duration of ConcurrentDeclarativeSource.check().
Changes:
- Add optional
config_overridesto the declarative component schema forCheckStreamandCheckDynamicStream. - Update
ConcurrentDeclarativeSource.check()to applyconfig_overridesvia a context manager that restores the original config in afinally. - Add unit tests validating override application, restoration on success/failure, validation behavior against user config (not overlay), and that override values are not interpolated.
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| unit_tests/sources/declarative/checks/test_check_stream.py | Adds coverage for override application, restoration, validation behavior, non-interpolation, and CheckDynamicStream parity. |
| airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/models/declarative_component_schema.py | Adds config_overrides field to generated Pydantic models for CheckStream / CheckDynamicStream. |
| airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/declarative_component_schema.yaml | Adds config_overrides to the YAML schema so manifests can declare it. |
| airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/concurrent_declarative_source.py | Implements the temporary config overlay for check() and ensures spec validations run against the non-overlaid config. |
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Request changes — 1 🔴, 2 🟠, 3 🟡. Reviewed at 0e23e047.
The design is right and the write-up is unusually honest about its own edges. I checked the load-bearing claims rather than taking them on trust: check() really is the only caller of the connection checker, streams() really does interpolate from self._config while ignoring its own config argument, the checker itself is built before the overlay with an empty config so it is unaffected, and the Connector Builder path reaches the same check() (manifest_server /check → ManifestCommandProcessor.check_connection → AirbyteEntrypoint.check), so the feature is not silently absent there.
What blocks it is one path the docstring walks up to and then gets backwards — see the 🔴 on the overlay assignment. Short version: when a manifest combines config_overrides with an OAuthAuthenticator that has a refresh_token_updater, a token refresh during check emits a CONNECTOR_CONFIG control message containing the overlay, and that message exists so the platform persists it.
Verified clean, with evidence:
- The hand-edited generated models are exactly codegen output — the "worth regenerating in CI" caveat can come out of the description. I ran
datamodel-codegen 0.26.3(the version pinned inbin/generate_component_manifest_files.py) with the script's exact flags againstorigin/main's YAML and against this PR's YAML, and diffed the two outputs. The delta is precisely the twoconfig_overridesfields you hand-wrote — same position, description,examplesand ordering; nothing else moved. - No leak through the factory's caches, which is worth stating because
ModelToComponentFactoryoutlives the check:_api_budgetis re-set on everystreams()call, and_rate_limited_authenticatorskeys its cache on the resolved constructor arguments (includingmax_wait_time), so an authenticator built under the overlay lands under a different key and a later read builds its own. _config_for_validationis sound. Aliasing rather than copying is what makes it work, andself._configis rebound in only two places in the whole package, so the handle cannot silently diverge. The reasoning for validating the user's config rather than the overlay is right, and the test pins it.- 50 tests in
test_check_stream.pypass; 321 pass acrosschecks,spec,parsersandtest_concurrent_declarative_source.py. That file's 2 failures (..._with_concurrent_state,..._with_sequential_state) fail identically on a cleanorigin/mainworktree — pre-existing, not this PR.ruff check,ruff format --checkandmypyclean. - Test design is good: interpolating a config value into the request URL and mocking only the expected path makes reaching the endpoint the assertion, and the restore is checked on both the success and the exception path.
Your open question — should config_overrides be interpolatable? Keep it verbatim, and treat interpolation as a separate, additive decision. The field declares no interpolation_context, unlike every field that does support interpolation, so the contract as shipped is unambiguous to someone reading the schema. Your pinning test means turning it on later breaks a test rather than reinterpreting manifests already written, and the only exposure is an override whose value legitimately contains literal {{ }}. The motivating case needs no interpolation at all. If it is added later, the thing to decide deliberately is which config the value interpolates against — the user's, or the partially-overlaid one, where key order starts to matter.
Rollout risk: low for existing connectors (inert without the key), but 🔴 F1 is a landmine for the first connector that adopts both this and single-use OAuth, and the damage is to saved user config rather than to a single run. Worth closing before merge rather than after.
Refuses `config_overrides` on a manifest that declares a `refresh_token_updater`. That turns an
`OAuthAuthenticator` into a `DeclarativeSingleUseRefreshTokenOauth2Authenticator`, which is handed the
config the component tree was built with - during a check, the overlay - and on refresh emits that
entire dict as a CONNECTOR_CONFIG control message for the platform to persist. A check-only override
would therefore become the connection's saved config and apply to every later sync, and restoring
`self._config` afterwards cannot recall a message already written to stdout. Threading the config
through more carefully would not help: the hazard is inherent to handing an overridden config to
something whose job is to write the config back. Until the emitter is fixed to emit the config it was
given plus only the token fields it owns, refusing the combination is the honest answer.
Refuses override keys prefixed with `__airbyte`. Those are the platform's channel into the config
rather than connector config - `CheckStream` reads `__airbyte_check_stream_names` out of the very
config this overlay writes to - and a manifest that wants to choose which streams a check tests
already has `stream_names`.
Logs the overridden keys at INFO, keys only, since an override may name a secret field. Warns when an
override key is absent from the spec's `connection_specification.properties`: the overlay is the one
part of the config nothing validates, so a typo is otherwise a silent no-op.
Corrects the shallow-copy paragraph in the docstring, which had it backwards. Because the copy is
shallow, every nested object is shared with the config the source was constructed with, so a write
into a nested path such as `("credentials", "access_token")` writes through to the user's config and
the restore does not undo it. Only a write to a top-level key is discarded.
Notes in `create_check_stream` and `create_check_dynamic_stream` that `model.config_overrides` is
deliberately unread there because the source applies it around the whole check operation, so nobody
wires it in twice or deletes it as dead.
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Round 2 at 9b1c62bf — request changes, 1 🔴 (reopened) + 1 🟡 (new). Four of the six round-1 findings are fixed and verified; those threads are resolved.
The fix commit is good work: it took the harder route on the 🔴 (refuse the combination rather than document it), corrected the docstring instead of defending it, and pushed back on 🟠 F3 with reasoning I agree with. I deleted each of the three new guard calls and the logger.info in turn — exactly one test fails each time, so all four new behaviours are pinned rather than merely present.
Open — 🔴 the config-persistence guard misses the shape my original repro used. Details in the thread on _config_overridden_for_check. _manifest_writes_back_config tests refresh_token_updater for truthiness, but every field of RefreshTokenUpdater has a default, so refresh_token_updater: {} is schema-valid, builds a fully functional single-use authenticator, and is falsy. The round-1 repro still emits max_waiting_time: 0 in the CONNECTOR_CONFIG control message at this head. is not None instead of a truthiness test matches the factory's own if model.refresh_token_updater: on all three shapes ({}, populated, null); the existing rejection test happens to use the one shape that was already caught, so it needs the {} variant.
New — 🟡 the restriction is invisible until check runs. Inline on the schema description.
Fixed and resolved: 🟠 the shallow-copy docstring now says what the code does; 🟡 keys-only INFO log plus the undeclared-key warning, both pinned and with the value-never-logged assertion in the right shape; 🟡 __airbyte prefix refused wholesale rather than the single key; 🟡 both check factories now carry the pointer, running both ways.
Deferred by agreement: 🟠 the $parameters leak into object-valued overrides. Your reasoning holds — the trigger needs an author to hand-write a key that does nothing, and reaching into ManifestComponentTransformer from a check-scoped PR trades a narrow bug for a wide one. One correction in that thread: your preferred route is cheaper than you assumed, since _pre_process_manifest already computes the intermediate you need. Please open the follow-up and link it there.
Checks at this head: 256 pass across checks, spec and parsers; 327 pass in the combined run including test_concurrent_declarative_source.py. That file is flaky in my environment — run alone it produced 14 failures once and 2 the next time, while origin/main produced 3 and then 15 — but across every run the failing set was a subset of main's, with no head-only failure, so nothing there is attributable to this PR. ruff check, ruff format --check, mypy clean. The coarse manifest scan costs the motivating connector nothing: source-github declares no refresh_token_updater anywhere.
`_manifest_writes_back_config` tested `refresh_token_updater` for truthiness. Every field of
`RefreshTokenUpdater` has a default and none are required, so `refresh_token_updater: {}` is a valid
way to take all of them - and it builds the same `DeclarativeSingleUseRefreshTokenOauth2Authenticator`
a populated one does, because the factory's `if model.refresh_token_updater:` tests a model instance,
which is always truthy. The transformer injects no `type` into it either, so the empty mapping stayed
empty and slipped past the guard, leaving the config-persistence hazard open on exactly the shape the
review reproduced.
Testing `is not None` matches the factory on all three shapes: `{}`, populated, and absent. The
rejection test is parametrized over the first two, and a new test covers the same OAuth authenticator
without the updater, so the scan is pinned as not rejecting every OAuth manifest.
Also document both rejections in the `config_overrides` description on `CheckStream` and
`CheckDynamicStream`, since neither the `__airbyte` prefix restriction nor the `refresh_token_updater`
one was discoverable before running a check.
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- Around line 728-730: Restrict the refresh-token persistence scan in the
relevant method of the declarative source to OAuth authenticator definitions
before checking refresh_token_updater, excluding check.config_overrides and
connector-spec user properties from detection. Preserve true results for
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…values The scan for `refresh_token_updater` walks the whole raw manifest rather than only recognised authenticators, and that coarseness is load-bearing: it runs before references are resolved, so an authenticator reached through a `$ref` is found only because the walk also visits `definitions`. The net was too wide in two places that hold config values rather than components. A connector whose spec declares a property named `refresh_token_updater` lost `config_overrides` entirely - every use refused, naming an authenticator feature the manifest never declared - and an override of a config field by that name was refused for the same reason. Neither key can contain an authenticator: `spec` exists only at the top level of a manifest, and `config_overrides` only on `CheckStream` and `CheckDynamicStream`, so skipping both subtrees removes the false positives without narrowing detection. Adds a regression test per false positive, plus one for a `refresh_token_updater` behind a `$ref`, so the property the coarse walk exists to provide is pinned against a future narrowing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 3 at 2639ce4f — approve, with one 🟠 to fold in before merge. Both remaining findings from round 2 are fixed and their threads are resolved; ae804ed5 and 2639ce4f are both good, and the second one is better than the suggestion that prompted it.
🔴 F1 fixed and verified. The predicate now agrees with the factory on all three shapes, and the round-1 probe — unchanged, still leaking at 9b1c62bf — now raises instead of emitting the override in a CONNECTOR_CONFIG message. Reverting is not None to a truthiness test fails exactly one test, so {} is pinned rather than incidentally covered.
🟡 G1 half done, half declined, and the decline is right. Both descriptions carry the restriction, byte-equal between YAML and the generated models, and the differential codegen still shows the delta versus main is exactly the two config_overrides blocks. On construction-time validation: your objection is the argument I had not weighed — moving the guards to _validate_source would fail spec, discover and read for a connector that ships the combination and only ever syncs, turning a latent bug into a hard failure on a CDK upgrade. That is a policy change about manifest validity, not a fix to this feature. Agreed it does not belong here.
Also good: the response to CodeRabbit's suggestion. Both false positives were real, the proposed remedy would have traded one for a false negative, and you checked the two skipped keys against the schema rather than assuming. The reasoning was right even though — see the 🟠 — one premise underneath it is not.
🟠 New, and the reason for the round: the docstring on _manifest_writes_back_config says the scan runs on the raw manifest before references are resolved. It runs on self._source_config, which is post-_pre_process_manifest: measured, a $ref-ed authenticator is fully expanded under the requester with its type intact at scan time. That matters because it is the recorded reason for keeping a coarse walk plus a skip list — and gating on the mapping that holds the key (rather than on a containing requester) closes the two false positives the skip list closes, plus four more that survive it, while keeping the $ref true positive. Table and the three-line predicate in the inline comment. On impact alone the residual false positives are 🟡; the premise is what makes it worth fixing now rather than later.
Checks at this head: 261 pass across checks, spec and parsers. Mutation-checked both of this round's behaviours — reverting is not None fails exactly one test, deleting the _NON_COMPONENT_MANIFEST_KEYS skip fails exactly two. ruff check, ruff format --check over airbyte_cdk/ and the touched tests, and mypy clean. Models verified against datamodel-codegen 0.26.3 again after the description change: the committed config_overrides blocks are byte-identical to generated output.
Approving so this is not gated on a docstring plus a three-line predicate — please land the correction at minimum. Thanks for the follow-up issue on F3 as well.
…dable Round 3 review feedback. Five changes, all on the check-time overlay. Override values are now genuinely used as-is. `ManifestReferenceResolver` treats any string starting with `#/` as a reference wherever it appears, so a config value shaped like a pointer was replaced by whatever it resolved to - and an unresolvable one raised out of `_pre_process_manifest`, taking `spec`, `discover` and `read` down with it over a field only `check` ever reads. The resolver now leaves the subtree alone. Both guards raise `AirbyteTracedException` with `FailureType.config_error` instead of a bare `ValueError`. `AirbyteEntrypoint.check` catches only the former, so the messages these guards exist to deliver were escaping `run()` and being re-wrapped as a generic system error, with no CONNECTION_STATUS emitted at all. `_manifest_writes_back_config` now also requires a string `type` on the mapping holding the key. The docstring justifying the previous coarse walk was wrong - the scan runs on `self._source_config`, which is post-`_pre_process_manifest`, so a `$ref`-ed authenticator is already inlined at the requester and carries its own type. Matching on component identity closes five false positives where a manifest declaring no authenticator at all was refused, and `_NON_COMPONENT_MANIFEST_KEYS` comes out with it. Override values that land on an `airbyte_secret` field are registered with the secret filter. The entrypoint builds that list from the config the user supplied, so a substituted value would print in the clear at a path where the user's own value prints as `****`. Two smaller ones: non-string keys are refused with an author-facing message rather than a `TypeError` from a join, and the undeclared-key warning now unions `allOf`/`anyOf`/`oneOf` branches so a composed spec does not get a warning about a field it declares. Tests cover each of the above. Seven mutations of the new production lines were checked and each is caught by exactly the test that names it, including deleting the schema blocks, which nothing pinned before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/concurrent_declarative_source.py`:
- Around line 854-858: Extend get_secrets to recursively inspect oneOf, anyOf,
and allOf schema branches in addition to properties, so overridden
airbyte_secret fields in composed specifications are registered for redaction;
add coverage for an overridden secret declared under oneOf.
- Around line 779-783: Update the definition check in the concurrent declarative
source persistence guard to require definition.get("type") to equal
"OAuthAuthenticator" exactly before considering refresh_token_updater; add a
regression test covering config_overrides with an unrelated type such as
"settings" and both keys.
In `@airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/parsers/manifest_reference_resolver.py`:
- Around line 120-122: The reference bypass for config_overrides in
_evaluate_node must apply only within CheckStream and CheckDynamicStream
definitions, not every mapping containing that key. Scope the preservation logic
using the current component context or definition type, while continuing normal
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…e scan
Requiring a string `type` on the mapping that holds `refresh_token_updater` left one false positive
behind: an object-valued override such as `{"type": "settings", "refresh_token_updater": "value"}`
carries both, so the guard refused a manifest with no authenticator at all. That shape became
reachable when `_NON_COMPONENT_MANIFEST_KEYS` came out, since `config_overrides` is no longer skipped.
Matching the type exactly closes it. `refresh_token_updater` is declared on `OAuthAuthenticator` alone,
so that type would be enough on its own; `CustomAuthenticator` is included because the transformer
injects it for a `class_name` component, and custom code that declares the field in the manifest is the
one case of config-persisting custom code the manifest actually names. Every true positive still
matches, including an authenticator nested in a `SelectiveAuthenticator` or reached through a `$ref`.
Both halves are pinned: reverting to the `isinstance` test fails the new override case, and dropping
`CustomAuthenticator` fails the new custom-authenticator case. That second test matches the guard's own
sentence rather than the field name, because a failure to import the custom class also mentions
`refresh_token_updater` - the error echoes the component definition.
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No behaviour change. Three review points on style. The docstrings had grown into a transcript of the review that produced them - rationale for decisions already made, arguments against alternatives nobody will propose again. That rots in a shared file. Trimmed to the semantics a caller needs, with the one open caveat pointed at its issue rather than restated: airbytehq/airbyte-internal-issues#16995. Docstring-to-logic ratio across the eight new methods is now 68:109, down from roughly 200:120. `_CONFIG_PERSISTING_AUTHENTICATOR_TYPES` sat between two methods; moved up beside `_LOWEST_SAFE_CONCURRENCY_LEVEL` with the other class-level constants. `_FIELDS_HOLDING_CONFIG_VALUES` stays in the resolver, since that is the module that consumes it. Moved the 30 tests out of `checks/test_check_stream.py`, which was the wrong home: the behaviour is in `ConcurrentDeclarativeSource` and the check factories deliberately ignore `model.config_overrides`. They live in `test_concurrent_declarative_source_config_overrides.py`, beside `test_concurrent_declarative_source.py` rather than inside it, because that module is already 6.1k lines and this would have pushed it past 7k. Re-ran four mutations after the move to confirm the tests still bind to the code and not to their old location: dropping `CustomAuthenticator` from the type set, reverting the type test to `isinstance`, removing the resolver exemption, and removing the secret registration each fail exactly the tests that name them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Would you change “longer than this value” to “greater than or equal to this value”?
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_FIELDS_HOLDING_CONFIG_VALUESCould we remove this unused class attribute and its comment? No references to this class attribute remain.
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…efactor Two leftovers from moving the config_overrides tests into their own module: - `ConcurrentDeclarativeSource._FIELDS_HOLDING_CONFIG_VALUES` had no readers. Only `manifest_reference_resolver` needs that set, and it declares its own module-level copy next to the code that consumes it. - `test_check_stream.py` kept eleven imports that only the moved tests used. `ruff check` did not catch them because this repo does not select F401; CodeQL did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 4 at 333e8aca — approve. Both round-3 items are fixed, verified, and their threads are resolved; two 🟡 documentation-and-classification notes are all that is left, and neither blocks.
🟠 H1 fixed, and better than what I suggested. The docstring now states the actual invariant instead of the false one, the skip list is gone, and all four residual false positives are closed while both true positives hold — measured table in the thread. Worth recording that my suggested predicate (isinstance(type, str)) was the weaker version: it left an object-valued override carrying a type key reachable by the scan, which is precisely the hole CodeRabbit found next. Narrowing to {"OAuthAuthenticator", "CustomAuthenticator"} closes it, and relaxing the set back to isinstance(str) fails one of the new tests, so the regression is pinned.
Also landed since round 3, all verified:
AirbyteTracedExceptioninstead ofValueError— a rejected manifest now emits a TRACE plus a cleanFAILEDconnection status rather than crashing the command. Good change; see the 🟡 on the failure type.- Non-string override keys rejected. Not dead code: I checked that manifest validation does not reject
{1: "x"}, so the guard is genuinely the thing that catches it, and it runs first, before the code that assumeskey.startswith. - Override values that land on an
airbyte_secretfield are registered for redaction. Verified end to end — an overridden secret comes back****fromfilter_secrets. On CodeRabbit's top-level-oneOfgap: your measurement is right and the decline is right.get_secretsmisses a secret declared under a top-leveloneOffor the user's own config too — same call the entrypoint makes — whilecredentials.oneOfis found. Fixing it only for overrides would make redaction inconsistent, not safer. _declared_config_propertiestraversesallOf/anyOf/oneOf, so the undeclared-key warning does not false-positive on a composed spec, and returnsNonerather than an empty set when the spec enumerates nothing.- The resolver's name-based skip. Your argument against scoping it by type holds: reference resolution runs before
propagate_types_and_parameters, andtypeon a check block can legitimately be absent at that point (DEFAULT_MODEL_TYPESfills inCheckStream, andcheck()defaults it again). The residual — an unrelated mapping keyedconfig_overridesno longer having its$refresolved — needs a manifest using a CDK-specific field name for its own data. Fine as shipped; see the second 🟡. - Test move and the import cleanup.
test_check_stream.pyis now byte-identical tomain, and the 925-linetest_concurrent_declarative_source_config_overrides.pyis where the feature's tests live. The oneF401left inconcurrent_declarative_source.py(StreamDescriptor) is pre-existing onmain, not yours.
Checks at this head: 275 pass across the new test file plus checks, spec and parsers. All six behaviours in the context manager are mutation-pinned — deleting each of the five guard calls fails 1, 2, 4, 1 and 1 tests respectively, and relaxing the authenticator type set fails 1. ruff check and ruff format --check over airbyte_cdk/ and unit_tests/sources/declarative/ (600 files), mypy on both touched source files: clean. Models re-verified against datamodel-codegen 0.26.3 after the description edit — the committed config_overrides blocks are byte-identical to generated output, and the delta versus the new main baseline (701b8d42) is still exactly those two blocks.
F3 remains the one known gap, recorded in the context manager's docstring with a link to airbyte-internal-issues#16995 — which is where it belongs.
All three `config_overrides` guards fire on a manifest authoring mistake, not on anything the end user can correct, so `config_error` put them in the wrong queue and the messages told the user to edit a manifest they cannot see. This follows the precedent set by `_extract_path` in `rate_limited_multiple_token.py`: paths that come from the manifest are a `system_error`. The user-facing `message` now says the connector's manifest is invalid and keeps the detail that identifies the offending keys; the manifest-level remedy moves to `internal_message`, where the connector developer reads it. This does change what `check` emits. `AirbyteEntrypoint.check` re-raises anything that is not a `config_error`, so a rejected manifest now emits the TRACE and exits non-zero instead of reporting a FAILED connection status. That is the intended outcome -- a broken manifest is a connector bug, not a bad connection -- and the entrypoint test is rewritten to pin it, including that the TRACE still carries the guard's message. Also documents in the schema that a `$ref` inside `config_overrides` is left unresolved, which the resolver's exemption made true but nothing recorded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an optional
config_overridesmapping toCheckStreamandCheckDynamicStream.ConcurrentDeclarativeSource.check()overlays it onto the config for the duration of the check operation.Why
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checkand a sync legitimately want different behaviour from the same manifest. A check is interactive and should fail fast with an actionable message; a sync can afford to sleep through a rate-limit window rather than fail.Today the only way to express that difference is a Python
check_connectionoverride that builds a second component tree from a modified config.source-githubdoes exactly this:A manifest-only connector has no equivalent hook:
CheckStream.check_connectionpasses the caller's config through verbatim tosource.streams(config=config).config,parameters,stream_slice,response,headers,next_page_token— nothing identifies the operation.CheckStreamreads a stream that must be in the catalog, socheckand a sync exercise the same stream object and therefore the sameerror_handlerinstance. There is no check-only stream to give a tighter budget to.So a connector that migrates fully to a manifest silently loses its fast-failing
check. This closes that gap forsource-github's in-flight migration, and generalises: any interpolated value — wait bounds, retry counts, page size, a narrower date window — can now differ forcheckwith no new field per use case.How
check()already holdsself._configand is the only caller of the connection checker, andstreams()interpolates fromself._configwhile ignoring its ownconfigargument. One overlay at that call site therefore reaches the entire component tree the checker builds:The overlay is restored in a
finally, so a sync in the same process is unaffected.Design notes
config_overrideskey the context manager yields immediately andcheck()behaves exactly as before.config_validationsrun against the user's config, not the overlay. Overrides are authored in the manifest, so holding them to validations written for user input would be a false-positive machine — a connector with a closedValidateAdheresToSchemacould not use the feature at all.streams()now validates a pristine handle captured at construction. Covered by a test.CheckDynamicStreamtoo, since the overlay is read from the check definition and is checker-agnostic.AirbyteTracedExceptioncarryingFailureType.config_errorsocheckemits aFAILEDconnection status rather than an internal error:__airbyte, which are the platform's channel into the config rather than the connector's spec;refresh_token_updater, because a token refresh duringcheckemits the whole config it was handed as aCONNECTOR_CONFIGcontrol message, which the platform persists — so a check-only override would become the connection's saved config.ManifestReferenceResolvertreats any string starting with#/as a reference, soconfig_overridesis exempted from that pass; without it a config value shaped like a pointer is silently replaced, and an unresolvable one raises out of__init__and breaksspec,discoverandreadas well.airbyte_secretfield are registered with the secret filter, since the entrypoint builds that list from the config the user supplied.Tests
26 tests in
unit_tests/sources/declarative/checks/test_check_stream.py, built on a manifest whose request URL interpolates a config value, so the overlay is observable over the wire rather than by reading private state.They cover: the inert-by-default path; the overlay reaching components built during check; restore on both the success and the exception path;
config_validationsrunning against the user's config;CheckDynamicStream; values being verbatim, for both Jinja and#/-shaped strings; the one-level merge replacing a nested object rather than merging into it; both rejections, including throughAirbyteEntrypoint.checkto prove aCONNECTION_STATUSis emitted; therefresh_token_updater: {}shape that takes all defaults; five manifests where the name appears in a data blob and must not be refused; non-string keys; the keys-only log line; the undeclared-key warning, including anallOf-composed spec that must not warn; secret registration; and the presence of the field in both the schema and the generated models.Seven mutations of the new production lines were run, and each is caught by exactly the test that names it.
Checks
ruff check/ruff format --check: cleanmypy airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/concurrent_declarative_source.py: cleanunit_tests/sources/declarative/checks,.../spec,.../test_concurrent_declarative_source.py: no new failures versusmain(this checkout has pre-existing local failures onmain; the before/after failure sets are identical)datamodel-codegenoutput, since Docker was unavailable to runpoe assemble. A reviewer has since confirmed byte equality againstdatamodel-codegen 0.26.3twice, most recently after the description change.Follow-up
$parametersdeclared on a check component still propagate into object-valued overrides, which is aManifestComponentTransformerlimitation rather than one of this feature. Deferred by agreement with the reviewer and tracked in airbyte-internal-issues#16995.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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