GCP eventarc path filter doesn't work

[petercheng00]

What happened?

I'd like an eventarc trigger based on a specific file pattern in google cloud storage. This is done via --event-filters-path-pattern in google cloud documentation.

See the slack thread here: https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/CRFUR2DGB/p1655238434066829

Steps to reproduce

Here's what I'm using (the resourceName section is copied directly from this google sample as a test :

        matchingCriterias: [
            {
                attribute: "type",
                value: "google.cloud.storage.object.v1.finalized",
            },
            {
                attribute: "bucket",
                value: bucketName,
            },
            {
                attribute: "resourceName",
                value: "/projects/_/buckets/bucket-1/objects/*",
                operator: "match-path-pattern"
            }
        ],

Expected Behavior

Trigger gets created

Actual Behavior

error: 1 error occurred:
* Error updating Trigger: googleapi: Error 400: The request was invalid: The request was invalid: invalid attribute "resourceName" for trigger.event_filters

Versions used

CLI
Version 3.34.1
Go Version go1.17.11
Go Compiler gc

Plugins
NAME VERSION
docker 3.2.0
gcp 6.24.0
nodejs unknown

Host
OS ubuntu
Version 20.04
Arch x86_64

Dependencies:
NAME VERSION
@types/node 14.18.18
@pulumi/docker 3.2.0
@pulumi/gcp 6.24.0
@pulumi/pulumi 3.33.1

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[stack72]

Hi @petercheng00

Thanks for opening the issue here - please can you provide the code that will help us try and recreate the issue. That will help be able to isolate the problem here

Paul

[petercheng00]

trigger = new gcp.eventarc.Trigger("trigger", {
    location: serviceLocation,
    serviceAccount: serviceAccount,
    matchingCriterias: [
        {
            attribute: "type",
            value: "google.cloud.storage.object.v1.finalized",
        },
        {
            attribute: "bucket",
            value: bucketName,
        },
        {
            attribute: "resourceName",
            value: "/projects/_/buckets/bucket-1/objects/*",
            operator: "match-path-pattern"
        }
    ],
    destination: {
        cloudRunService: {
            service: serviceName,
            region: serviceLocation,
        },
    },
});

[linco95]

@petercheng00 The trigger you linked is using the google.cloud.audit.log.v1.written event, which contains the resourceName attribute, and hence works in their example. While the trigger you've shown here is using google.cloud.storage.object.v1.finalized and that only contains bucket and type attribute.

[mikhailshilkov]

Given the previous comment, I'll close the issue as by design. Let me know if you think it's wrong.