Backport of VAULT-3825: Wildcard ACL policies without a trailing slash should match LIST operations into release/1.13.x#23875
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Backport
This PR is auto-generated from #23874 to be assessed for backporting due to the inclusion of the label backport/1.13.x.
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I'll split this into an OSS PR and add a changelog there once it's approved.
When a LIST operation is executed on namespace foo, both of the following policies will independently allow the operation:
and
both work 👍
However, when we use a wildcard in the policy path, we get different behavior:
^ this fails
but ^ this succeeds.
This PR fixes the behavior so that it's the same for a wildcard versus no wildcard.
I considered stripping the trailing slash earlier in the request flow, but that would mean that any users that had written rules assuming that there was a trailing slash would need to update their policies after this change.
Tests for this are in enterprise.
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