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Added checks to make sure delete-access-point should not delete entir… #1201

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…e EFS

Is this a bug fix or adding new feature?
This is a bug fix

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Added checks to make sure delete-access-point should not delete entire EFS

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@@ -394,11 +395,28 @@ func (d *Driver) DeleteVolume(ctx context.Context, req *csi.DeleteVolumeRequest)
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klog.V(2).Infof("Access point root directory : %s", accessPoint.AccessPointRootDir)
if accessPoint.AccessPointRootDir == "/" {

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What happens when accessPoint.AccessPointRootDir is an empty string? (The field seems not mandatory when creating an AP, so could in rare cases be empty).

According to my understanding the efs-plugin mounts the entire filesystem in /var/lib/csi/pv/<fsap-id> and later calls os.RemoveAll(target, accessPoint.AccessPointRootDir). Now if accessPoint.AccessPointRootDir is empty, the left-over path for os.RemoveAll is /var/lib/csi/pv/<fsap-id> which represents the entire filesystem. I'm I right with that?

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We pull AccessPointRootDir from an API call to the AWS EFS console API:

accessPoint, err := localCloud.DescribeAccessPoint(ctx, accessPointId)

The API layer has empty access point root dirs default to the root path, so an empty access point root dir shouldn't be possible.

But, I agree, we should validate our assumptions and add a check, just in case.

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