feat(project): add cve_allowlist_expires_at to harbor_project (#658)

Fixes #596

Adds an optional cve_allowlist_expires_at attribute to harbor_project. It is the number of seconds since epoch at which the project CVE allowlist expires, the same format that harbor_config_security already uses for expires_at. When it is not set the allowlist does not expire, so existing configurations behave as before. The value is only sent when cve_allowlist is non-empty and is read back from the project’s cve_allowlist.expires_at.

expires_at is no longer omitted from the request body when it is 0, so removing the attribute clears an expiry that was set earlier.

Tests: added a unit test for the request body (go test ./provider -run TestProjectBodyCveAllowlistExpiresAt). I did not run the acceptance tests because there is no Harbor instance available here.

Signed-off-by: Srinivas Chippagiri cvas22@gmail.com Signed-off-by: SNCF - Florian BLAMPEY florian.blampey@sncf.fr Co-authored-by: SNCF - Florian BLAMPEY florian.blampey@sncf.fr

Terraform Harbor Provider

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Configure and manage Harbor with Terraform and Pulumi.

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See the docs for usage information.

Compatibility and Acceptance Tests

Our acceptance tests are run against specific versions of Harbor and Terraform to ensure compatibility. For the latest version of the provider, we ran the tests against the following versions of Harbor and Terraform:

Harbor Versions

2.13
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Terraform Versions

1.12
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Please note that while we strive to maintain compatibility with these versions, we recommend always using the latest versions of Harbor and Terraform for the best experience.

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