feat(graph): accept user name or id in GetUserDrive - #3243
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GetUserDrive only resolved the personal drive when the {user-id} path
segment was the user's opaque id; a user name (which GetUser accepts)
returned 404. Resolve the segment through the identity backend first
(skipping the /me/drive self case), so both an id and a name work. Also
add GetUserDrive to the Service interface, consistent with the other
user handlers.
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Up to standards ✅🟢 Issues
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Problem
GET /v1.0/users/{user-id}/drive(GetUserDrive) only resolved the personal drive when the{user-id}path segment was the user's opaque id. A user name, which the siblingGET /v1.0/users/{user-id}(GetUser) accepts, returned404 no drive returned from storage.Fix
The handler passed the raw path segment straight into the storage space filter, which only matches the opaque id. It now resolves the segment through the identity backend first (the same
identityBackend.GetUser(nameOrID)idiom used by GetUser/DeleteUser), skipping the/me/driveself case. Both an id and a name work; the empty-segment case (own drive) is unchanged.Also added
GetUserDriveto theServiceinterface, consistent with the other user handlers (GetUser, GetMe, ...), so it is callable via the interface in tests.Tests
Added a focused test asserting the name is resolved via the identity backend before the storage lookup. Existing graph service tests stay green.