feat: new recovery subcommand allows creating recovery user/token

[lesam]

Closes #12051

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[danxmoran]

Didn't review fully yet since my question about command names could cause refactoring.

Another thought I had: I've previously wished for an influxd setup command that would do the same thing as influx setup/influxd upgrade. If that command supported something like a --force or --ignore-existing flag, would implementing that be another way to achieve this functionality? Having it could help us simplify a piece of our DockerHub build's entrypoint script.

[lesam]

Another thought I had: I've previously wished for an influxd setup command that would do the same thing as influx setup/influxd upgrade. If that command supported something like a --force or --ignore-existing flag, would implementing that be another way to achieve this functionality? Having it could help us simplify a piece of our DockerHub build's entrypoint script.

I thought about just calling the same code we use for setup, but that seemed more complicated for users since then they need to know whether they want to recreate buckets and orgs, or just re-add an operator token to an existing user.

I feel like 'add/list user' and 'add operator token' being separate would be a great idea though - then if the user remembers their username they can just add a new token and they're up and running (they can use the new operator token to reset their password). If they're really sunk they can list users or even add a new one.

Maybe @russorat should comment?

[lesam]

Changed to have a user, org, and auth subcommands. Most users will want just the auth subcommand to get an admin token for a known username and get back in business. user is for if all the users got deleted somehow, org similarly for if all the orgs got deleted somehow.

Because there are so many of these, I decided to add a new top-level influxd recovery-cli subcommand instead of putting everything under influxd inspect

[lesam]

New command help:

➜  influxdb-2.x git:(recovery-token) ✗ ./bin/darwin/influxd recovery-cli -h
Subset of commands similar to influx cli but usable on a halted local database without authentication

Usage:
  influxd recovery-cli [flags]
  influxd recovery-cli [command]

Available Commands:
  auth        On-disk authorization management commands, for recovery
  org         On-disk organization management commands, for recovery
  user        On-disk user management commands, for recovery

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for recovery-cli

Use "influxd recovery-cli [command] --help" for more information about a command.
➜  influxdb-2.x git:(recovery-token) ✗ ./bin/darwin/influxd recovery-cli auth -h
On-disk authorization management commands, for recovery

Usage:
  influxd recovery-cli auth [flags]
  influxd recovery-cli auth [command]

Available Commands:
  create-operator Create new operator token for a user
  list            List authorizations

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for auth

Use "influxd recovery-cli auth [command] --help" for more information about a command.
➜  influxdb-2.x git:(recovery-token) ✗ ./bin/darwin/influxd recovery-cli org -h
On-disk organization management commands, for recovery

Usage:
  influxd recovery-cli org [flags]
  influxd recovery-cli org [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create new org
  list        List organizations

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for org

Use "influxd recovery-cli org [command] --help" for more information about a command.
➜  influxdb-2.x git:(recovery-token) ✗ ./bin/darwin/influxd recovery-cli user -h
On-disk user management commands, for recovery

Usage:
  influxd recovery-cli user [flags]
  influxd recovery-cli user [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create new user
  list        List users

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for user

Use "influxd recovery-cli user [command] --help" for more information about a command.

[lesam]

I'm not sure why go mod tidy decided to re-arrange things like this.

[danxmoran]

I'm not sure either, but I've seen it before since the 1.17 upgrade. I've been merging them back together and then go mod tidy-ing to re-sort, not sure if it's worth continuing to fight it

[lesam]

Only the expected change in go.sum though.