fix:[CORE-2045]System status showing "Exempted" instead of Exempt

AnandPaladin commented 2 months ago

Description

When Policy engine runs and see the violation status as "exempt" due to User's action (when Admin approves exemption request or Admin add them), System populates Audit log entry showing "Exempted". But for UI consistency this has to be displayed as "Exempt" because all user's action entries are showing as "Exempt" which is standard defined status as per new Audit log design.

Problem

The root cause of the problem is audit log is simply using the issue status coming from ES which always stored "exempted" when violation is exempted.

Solution

For Audit log , we need to add condition for modifying the status to "EXEMPT"

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Bug Fixes
- Updated audit log status display from "Exempted" to "EXEMPT" for consistent terminology across the UI.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

Walkthrough

In the PacmanRuleEngine 2.0, the status terminology used in PacmanSdkConstants and AuditUtils was standardized, replacing "EXEMPTED" with "EXEMPT" for consistent UI display across audit logs.

Changes

File Paths	Change Summary
`.../PacmanSdkConstants.java`	Replaced `STATUS_EXEMPTED` with `STATUS_EXEMPT` and added comments to `STATUS_SUCCESS`
`.../AuditUtils.java`	Modified `createAuditTrail` method to change status from "EXEMPTED" to "EXEMPT"

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Audit Log status display consistency (CORE-2045)	✅

Poem

In the code's quiet night,
Constants dance in new light,
Exempted now, just "EXEMPT,"
Audit logs, now more prompt,
Bugs and issues take their flight!

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