TestAgentConfigAllowlistOfDeclaredModels still pointed its providers at api.openai.com and bedrock-runtime with a dummy key, so every save has been refused with "the provider rejected the credential" and the Agent Network E2E has been red on main since — both subtests, every scheduled run.
Every other suite already uses the mock vLLM upstream (harness.StartVLLM), which answers both the OpenAI (/v1/models) and the Bedrock (/inference-profiles) listing; this test does the same. What it checks — the allowlist advertising the provider's declared ids on GET /api/agent-network/agent-config — never depended on the vendor.
After #7221, guardrail allowlists built from a path-style provider's declared
model ids (Bedrock, Vertex) stopped working: the raw region/version form was
compared against the parser's canonical id, so the agent config advertised an
empty model list and requests for the allowlisted model were refused.
Make every allowlist compare provider-aware, keyed on the destination
provider's catalog id: the agent config, the policy gate, and the synthesized
proxy allowlists match an entry on both its verbatim and canonical form —
Bedrock's strip only under bedrock_api, Vertex's only under vertex_ai_api,
verbatim everywhere else, so a plain provider's suffixed entries never widen.
The router's claim compare learns the Vertex @version strip.
New e2e, realstore, and unit tests reproduce both regressions and pin the fix.
Maycon Santos