Bump github.com/open-policy-agent/opa from 0.16.2 to 0.29.3

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Bumps github.com/open-policy-agent/opa from 0.16.2 to 0.29.3.

Release notes

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v0.29.3

This bugfix release addresses another edge case in function evaluation (#3505).

v0.29.2

This is a bugfix release to resolve an issue in topdown's function output caching (#3501)

v0.29.1

This release contains a number of enhancements and fixes.

SDK

• This release includes a new top-level package to support OPA integrations in Go programs: github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/sdk. Users that want to integrate OPA as a library in Go and expose features like bundles and decision logging should use this package. The package is controlled by specifying an OPA configuration file. Hot reloading is supported out-of-the-box. See the GoDoc for the package docs for more details.

Server

• A deadlock in the bundle plugin during shutdown has been resolved (#3363)
• An issue between bundle signing and bundle persistence when multiple data.json files are included in the bundle has been resolved (#3472)
• The github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/runtime#Params struct now supports a router parameter to enable custom routes on the HTTP server.
• The bundle manifest can now include an extra metadata key where arbitrary key-value pairs can be stored. Authored by @viovanov
• The bundle plugin now supports file:// urls in the resource field for test purposes.
• The decision log plugin emits a clearer message at DEBUG instead of INFO when there is no work to do. Authored by andrewbanchich
• The discovery plugin now supports a resource configuration field like the bundle plugin. Similarly, the resource is treated as the canonical setting to identify the discovery bundle.

Tooling

• The opa test timeout as been increased to 30 seconds when benchmarking (#3107)
• The opa eval --schema flag has been fixed to correctly set the schema when a single schema file is passed
• The opa build --debug flag output has been improved for readability
• The array.items JSON schema value is now supported by the type checker
• The opa fmt subcommand can now exit with a non-zero status when a diff is detected (by passing --fail)
• The opa test subcommand no longer emits bogus file paths when fed a file:// url

Built-in Functions

• The http.send built-in function falls back to the system certificate pool when the tls_ca_cert or tls_ca_cert_env_variable options are not specified (#2271) authored by @olamiko

Evaluation

• The order of support rules emitted by partial evaluation is now deterministic (#3453) authored by @andrehaland
• The big number performance regression caught by the fuzzer has been resolved (#3262)
• The evaluator has been updated to memoize calls to rules with arguments (functions) within a single query. This avoids recomputing function results when the same input is passed multiple times (similar to how complete rules are memoized.)

WebAssembly

• The wasm target no longer panics if the OPA binary does not include a wasm runtime (#3264)
• The interrupt handling mechanism has been rewritten to make safe use of the wasmtime package. The SDK also returns structured errors now that are more aligned with topdown. (#3225)
• The SDK provides the subset of required imports now (which is useful for debugging with opa_println in the runtime library if needed.)
• The opa_number_float type has been removed from the value library (it was unused after moving to libmpdec)
• The runtime library builder has been updated to use llvm-12 and the wasmtime-go package has been updated to v0.27.0

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Changelog

Sourced from github.com/open-policy-agent/opa's changelog.

0.29.3

This bugfix release addresses another edge case in function evaluation (#3505).

0.29.2

This is a bugfix release to resolve an issue in topdown's function output caching (#3501)

0.29.1

This is a bugfix release to resolve an issue in the release pipeline.

0.29.0

This release contains a number of enhancements and fixes.

SDK

• This release includes a new top-level package to support OPA integrations in Go programs: github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/sdk. Users that want to integrate OPA as a library in Go and expose features like bundles and decision logging should use this package. The package is controlled by specifying an OPA configuration file. Hot reloading is supported out-of-the-box. See the GoDoc for the package docs for more details.

Server

• A deadlock in the bundle plugin during shutdown has been resolved (#3363)
• An issue between bundle signing and bundle persistence when multiple data.json files are included in the bundle has been resolved (#3472)
• The github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/runtime#Params struct now supports a router parameter to enable custom routes on the HTTP server.
• The bundle manifest can now include an extra metadata key where arbitrary key-value pairs can be stored. Authored by @viovanov
• The bundle plugin now supports file:// urls in the resource field for test purposes.
• The decision log plugin emits a clearer message at DEBUG instead of INFO when there is no work to do. Authored by andrewbanchich
• The discovery plugin now supports a resource configuration field like the bundle plugin. Similarly, the resource is treated as the canonical setting to identify the discovery bundle.

Tooling

• The opa test timeout as been increased to 30 seconds when benchmarking (#3107)
• The opa eval --schema flag has been fixed to correctly set the schema when a single schema file is passed
• The opa build --debug flag output has been improved for readability
• The array.items JSON schema value is now supported by the type checker
• The opa fmt subcommand can now exit with a non-zero status when a diff is detected (by passing --fail)
• The opa test subcommand no longer emits bogus file paths when fed a file:// url

Built-in Functions

• The http.send built-in function falls back to the system certificate pool when the tls_ca_cert or tls_ca_cert_env_variable options are not specified (#2271) authored by @olamiko

Evaluation

• The order of support rules emitted by partial evaluation is now deterministic (#3453) authored by @andrehaland
• The big number performance regression caught by the fuzzer has been resolved (#3262)
• The evaluator has been updated to memoize calls to rules with arguments (functions) within a single query. This avoids recomputing function results when the same input is passed multiple times (similar to how complete rules are memoized.)

WebAssembly

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Commits

• 06a0b2e Prepare v0.29.3 release (#3506)
• 42c59b1 topdown: deal with default functions (#3505)
• 27e870d Prepare 0.30.0 development (#3504)
• 39e7a99 Prepare v0.29.2 release (#3503)
• 0a6bf53 topdown: move arg count below ir.Empty() (#3502)
• a57fc72 Prepare v0.30.0 development
• 3155647 Prepare v0.29.1 release
• 8f1d745 build: Fix post-tag workflow to run make generate
• f334a08 Prepare v0.30.0 development
• d99ad4e Prepare v0.29.0 release
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