feat(ibis): Enabled Passwordless Connection for Data Sources BE

[ongdisheng]

Description

This PR introduces support for passwordless connections to data sources such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, and ClickHouse. By setting default password value to None, users can now access these data sources without specifying a password.

Note: Passwordless connections are not supported for Snowflake [ref: link]

If no password is specified, the user cannot log into Snowflake until a password has been explicitly specified for them.

Related Issue

Canner/WrenAI#1088

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Made database connection passwords optional across multiple connection types
  • Improved error handling for password and SSL mode retrieval in database connections

• Bug Fixes

  • Added null checks to prevent potential runtime errors when accessing sensitive connection information

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to connection information classes in the Ibis server's model module. The primary change involves making the password field optional across multiple database connection classes, including ClickHouse, MSSql, MySQL, and Postgres. This modification allows the password to be None by default, providing more flexibility in connection configurations. Corresponding updates in the data source connection methods ensure robust handling of potentially absent passwords.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ibis-server/app/model/__init__.py	Updated password field in connection info classes from SecretStr to SecretStr | None = None for ClickHouse, MSSql, MySQL, and Postgres connection classes
ibis-server/app/model/data_source.py	Modified connection methods to conditionally handle password retrieval, adding checks before calling get_secret_value()

Possibly related PRs

• feat(ibis): Added BE Support for MySQL SSL Connection #1024: Modifications to MySqlConnectionInfo class with optional SSL configuration fields

Suggested reviewers

• goldmedal

Poem

🐰 Passwords dancing, now so free
Optional fields, a new decree
From SecretStr to None they leap
Connection magic, no longer steep
Flexibility blooms like spring's first tree! 🔑

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• ibis-server/app/model/__init__.py (3 hunks)
• ibis-server/app/model/data_source.py (5 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (9)

ibis-server/app/model/__init__.py (4)

85-85: Allow optional password for ClickHouse.
Making password optional enhances passwordless connection workflows. Ensure that any references to this field across the codebase handle the None case appropriately.

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93-93: Enable passwordless connections for MSSQL.
This change aligns with the PR intent, but verify that driver-based authentication methods are compatible with a None password.

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106-106: Introduce optional password for MySQL.
Ensure that all third-party and custom SSL usage paths function as intended when no password is supplied. This is particularly relevant for certain MySQL server configurations.

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123-123: Support optional password for Postgres.
This update correctly reflects passwordless usage, but confirm that the database’s host-based authentication is configured to accept such connections.

ibis-server/app/model/data_source.py (5)

121-121: Conditional retrieval of ClickHouse password.
The conditional info.password and info.password.get_secret_value() avoids errors if the password is None. This implementation correctly supports passwordless connections.

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131-135: Safely escape MSSQL password or skip if None.
Skipping the escape logic when info.password is None accurately prevents runtime errors. This is a clean approach for passwordless connections.

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153-153: Guard MySQL password retrieval with conditional check.
Properly checks if the password exists before calling get_secret_value(). This is consistent with the optional password pattern.

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164-164: PostgreSQL password retrieval is safely optional.
Well-handled logic ensures no calls to get_secret_value() if info.password is None. This matches the new field signature.

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195-197: Refined SSL mode handling for MySQL.
Conditional checks on info.ssl_mode avoid calling get_secret_value() when it is None. The approach is consistent and mitigates potential runtime errors.

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