Error of mem erroring Policies
Cedar.Thm.error_of_mem_erroringPolicies
Plain-language statement
Bridge from Response.erroringPolicies membership back to the evaluator: if a policy id appears in the erroring set produced by isAuthorized, then some policy in ps with that id genuinely errored on evaluation. Because policy ids need not be unique, this recovers a policy with the id, not necessarily a specific one.
Exact Lean statement
theorem error_of_mem_erroringPolicies {ps : Policies} {request : Request} {entities : Entities} {pid : PolicyID}
(h : pid ∈ (isAuthorized request entities ps).erroringPolicies) :
∃ p ∈ ps, p.id = pid ∧ ∃ e, evaluate p.toExpr request entities = .error eFormal artifact
Lean source
theorem error_of_mem_erroringPolicies {ps : Policies} {request : Request} {entities : Entities} {pid : PolicyID} (h : pid ∈ (isAuthorized request entities ps).erroringPolicies) : ∃ p ∈ ps, p.id = pid ∧ ∃ e, evaluate p.toExpr request entities = .error e:= by unfold isAuthorized errorPolicies errored at h simp only [apply_ite, ite_self, Set.mem_make, List.mem_filterMap, Option.ite_none_right_eq_some, Option.some.injEq] at h obtain ⟨p, hp, herr, hid⟩ := h refine ⟨p, hp, hid, ?_⟩ cases heq : evaluate p.toExpr request entities with | ok v => simp [hasError, heq] at herr | error e => exact ⟨e, rfl⟩- Project
- Cedar Specification
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Commit
- 3f093947b8ae
- Source
- cedar-lean/Cedar/Thm/Validation.lean:125-136
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