Standardise environment variable handling - #1235
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request centralizes server environment validation and configuration. It adds typed configuration modules, custom validators, shared URL construction, and updated application, storage, Scylla, email, integration, and NCMEC wiring. Tests and startup scripts now use the centralized environment accessor. ChangesConfiguration migration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Refactor Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Invalid environment values can silently alter queue routing or retry behavior, and required approvals should be completed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="server/config/integrations.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/integrations.ts:14">
P2: `INTEGRATIONS_CONFIG_PATH` is read through `env.get` but never declared in the schema in `server/start/env.ts`, so it bypasses the startup validation this PR is built around. Per `@adonisjs/env` docs, `get()` returns the raw `process.env` fallback for undeclared keys, so the value is untyped and unvalidated — exactly the gap the PR's stated goal ("env usage is explicit, validated, and invalid values fail fast") and its "previously read but undeclared variables now defined in the schema" claim are meant to close. Docs (`docs/integrations/custom.md`) advertise the variable as supported, so it's not dead config. Add it to the schema (`Env.schema.string.optional()`); the loader already treats an empty string as unset, so validation behavior is preserved.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="server/config/integrations.ts:19">
P1: When `HMA_SERVICE_URL` is unset, every HMA request gets a doubled slash because the default ends with `/` and `HmaService` appends `/c/...`. Remove the trailing slash from the default and normalize configured URLs before appending endpoint paths.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/ncmec.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/ncmec.ts:30">
P1: When `NCMEC_ENV=production` is paired with a non-production `NODE_ENV`, this enables report XML dumps and verbose logs containing reportable content. Disable debug when either the application or NCMEC environment is production.</violation>
</file>
<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:24">
P2: This entry does not tell deployers that `ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED` must be renamed, so the breaking environment-variable migration is easy to miss. State explicitly that the enablement variable was renamed to `SCYLLA_ENABLED` and link the rename to this PR.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/jest.config.cjs">
<violation number="1" location="server/jest.config.cjs:65">
P3: Integration runs still scan `build/` because `test:integ` uses a separate Jest config without this exclusion. Add the same ignore to `jest.integ.config.cjs` or share the exclusion through a common config.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/app.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/app.ts:33">
P2: When `UI_URL` ends with `/`, `get-invite-token` prints a signup link containing `//signup`, which can miss the frontend route. Normalize `uiUrl` here or make the script use `ConfigService` for all generated links.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/services/userManagementService/userManagementService.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/services/userManagementService/userManagementService.test.ts:20">
P3: Constructing the real `ConfigService` makes this unit test fail at module load whenever the required env vars are absent. Importing `../configService/index.js` pulls in `#config/app` and then `#start/env`, whose top-level `await Env.create(...)` validates required variables (UI_URL, DATABASE_HOST, DATABASE_PASSWORD, REDIS_USE_CLUSTER, REDIS_HOST, SESSION_SECRET, ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE) and throws on any missing one — independent of the `uiUrl` argument, since the getters are only dereferenced when no argument is passed. Previously the plain `{ uiUrl }` object kept this file free of any env dependency, so running just this test without the full env setup now fails with an unrelated env-validation error. The rest of the suite still mocks its dependencies. Pass a minimal stub implementing only the methods the service uses (`resetPasswordUrl`) to keep the test isolated and env-free.</violation>
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<file name="server/package.json">
<violation number="1" location="server/package.json:38">
P2: These new runtime dependencies require explicit maintainer license and CVE review before merge under `AGENTS.md`; please obtain and record that approval.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/utils/urlValidation.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/utils/urlValidation.ts:23">
P1: When localhost URIs are disabled, this blocklist still allows loopback URLs such as `http://[::1]/` and `http://127.0.0.2/`. Block loopback IP ranges after parsing or resolution instead of matching only these two host strings, because validated user-configured endpoints reach server-side `fetchHTTP`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/database.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/database.ts:83">
P2: When `DATABASE_SSL` is set, TLS is used but certificate and hostname verification are disabled (`rejectUnauthorized: false`). The Scylla config in this same change was hardened with `rejectUnauthorized: true` plus an SNI `servername`, so an encrypted-but-unverified Postgres connection is worth confirming as intentional — with `rejectUnauthorized: false` a MITM can read credentials and queries on this connection even though TLS is on. If the deployment's CA is not self-signed, prefer verifying using the system CA or a configured root cert.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="server/config/database.ts:126">
P1: When `DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST` is omitted, this fallback sends the read pool to the primary while retaining the 150-connection default. With the 30-connection primary pool, a single default Postgres can be exhausted; use the primary pool size when no replica host is configured.</violation>
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<file name="server/.env.example">
<violation number="1" location="server/.env.example:83">
P3: When `SCYLLA_ENABLED=true`, this says every connection setting below is required, but the schema allows the port and TLS settings to be omitted. List only the four required settings so the example does not misstate startup requirements.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/dataWarehouse.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/dataWarehouse.ts:13">
P2: When a core warehouse query runs through `DataWarehouse`, `CLICKHOUSE_MAX_BYTES_BEFORE_EXTERNAL_*`, `CLICKHOUSE_MAX_THREADS`, and `CLICKHOUSE_MAX_BLOCK_SIZE` are never sent to ClickHouse. Pass `config.memory` through `ClickhouseWarehouseAdapter` and its `clickhouse_settings`, or remove/scope these settings so operators do not get a false OOM-protection control.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/start/env.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/start/env.ts:21">
P2: When the server is launched without the package script's `--env-file-if-exists` flag, `Env.create` looks beside `start/env.ts` (or `build/start`) instead of the application root, so a server `.env` file is ignored. Pass the parent application URL to `Env.create`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="server/start/env.ts:151">
P2: `READ_ME_JWT_SECRET` remains an undeclared environment escape hatch, so startup never validates the secret used by `readMeJWT`. Add an optional secret schema entry and migrate the caller to the validated config.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="server/start/env.ts:156">
P2: Values outside `[0, 1]` pass this schema and silently change queue routing to all-or-nothing behavior. Validate `ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE` with an inclusive zero-to-one range before startup.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/development/deployment.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/development/deployment.md:22">
P2: Production operators cannot tell which credentials are mandatory from this checklist. Name the required `DATABASE_PASSWORD` and `API_SERVER_DATABASE_PASSWORD` values, and state that `SCYLLA_PASSWORD` is required when Scylla is enabled, instead of referring generically to “other secrets.”</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/session.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/session.ts:12">
P3: The comment says the cookie is HTTPS-only outside development, but `secure: appConfig.inProduction` sends `Secure` only when `NODE_ENV === 'production'`. In the `test` environment (now the CI default) the cookie is sent without `Secure` — deliberate, since the e2e tests talk to plain `http://localhost`. The comment should say "in production" (or "HTTPS-only when a TLS terminator exists") so it matches the `inProduction` gate instead of describing behavior the code does not have.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/routes/items/submitItems.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/routes/items/submitItems.ts:262">
P2: `featureFlags.itemQueueTrafficPercentage` is evaluated once at module import time (`itemQueueTrafficPercentage: env.get('ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE')` in config/featureFlags.ts), but every other env-backed config module in this PR (app.ts, email.ts, ncmec.ts, debug.ts) deliberately exposes its values as getters "Derived on access so `env.set(...)` is respected." The old code here read `safeGetEnvVar('ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE')` per request, so a runtime/env.set override was reflected immediately. Reading the value once at import means runtime changes (notably `env.set()` in tests, the pattern the other modules exist to support) no longer affect queue routing, and it diverges from the PR's own convention for derived setting.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/scylla/scyllaDatabase.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/scylla/scyllaDatabase.ts:67">
P2: The `setMaxListeners(15)` line only delays the MaxListenersExceededWarning; per the attached comment each failed `Client._connect()` still leaks listeners on `this.client.hosts` permanently. In a long-running server with recurring connection blips, the HostMap grows unbounded and the warning the code is trying to silence reappears once it exceeds 15. Consider bounding the accumulation (e.g. removing the known-leaked driver listeners around retries) rather than only raising the cap, or expect silent unbounded memory growth over time.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/config/redis.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/config/redis.ts:82">
P2: In cluster mode, the fail-fast documented here doesn't take effect: `enableOfflineQueue: false` is placed inside `redisOptions`, which ioredis applies per-node, but the `IORedis.Cluster` instance queues commands with its own `enableOfflineQueue` cluster option (default `true`) while the cluster isn't ready. A `queue.addBulk` against an unreachable cluster therefore still parks commands in the cluster offline queue instead of rejecting early, so the `enqueueNoBuffer` connection only behaves as described when `REDIS_USE_CLUSTER` is false. Set `enableOfflineQueue: false` on `clusterOptions` (alongside the `redisOptions` value) when building the cluster path.</violation>
</file>
<file name="server/services/placesApiService/placesApiService.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/services/placesApiService/placesApiService.ts:13">
P3: When `GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY` is unset (it is `Env.schema.secret.optional()`), `googlePlacesApiKey?.release()` is `undefined`, so `String(undefined)` sends the literal value `"undefined"` as the Google Maps API `key` on every request, which Google rejects. The request should omit the key or skip the call instead. Also, `String(...)` is redundant here because `.release()` already returns a string.</violation>
</file>
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| googlePlacesApiKey: env.get('GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY'), | ||
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| /** Hasher-Matcher-Actioner, for perceptual hash matching. */ | ||
| hmaServiceUrl: env.get('HMA_SERVICE_URL', 'http://localhost:9876/'), |
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P1: When HMA_SERVICE_URL is unset, every HMA request gets a doubled slash because the default ends with / and HmaService appends /c/.... Remove the trailing slash from the default and normalize configured URLs before appending endpoint paths.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/config/integrations.ts, line 19:
<comment>When `HMA_SERVICE_URL` is unset, every HMA request gets a doubled slash because the default ends with `/` and `HmaService` appends `/c/...`. Remove the trailing slash from the default and normalize configured URLs before appending endpoint paths.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+ googlePlacesApiKey: env.get('GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY'),
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+ /** Hasher-Matcher-Actioner, for perceptual hash matching. */
+ hmaServiceUrl: env.get('HMA_SERVICE_URL', 'http://localhost:9876/'),
+};
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| hmaServiceUrl: env.get('HMA_SERVICE_URL', 'http://localhost:9876/'), | |
| hmaServiceUrl: env.get('HMA_SERVICE_URL', 'http://localhost:9876'), |
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This is fine because where HMA_SERVICE_URL needs to be resilient to the double-slash issue anyway, which it is (as far as I know)
| * not be written in a shared environment. Never includes credentials. | ||
| */ | ||
| get debug() { | ||
| return env.get('NCMEC_DEBUG', false) && !appConfig.inProduction; |
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P1: When NCMEC_ENV=production is paired with a non-production NODE_ENV, this enables report XML dumps and verbose logs containing reportable content. Disable debug when either the application or NCMEC environment is production.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/config/ncmec.ts, line 30:
<comment>When `NCMEC_ENV=production` is paired with a non-production `NODE_ENV`, this enables report XML dumps and verbose logs containing reportable content. Disable debug when either the application or NCMEC environment is production.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+ * not be written in a shared environment. Never includes credentials.
+ */
+ get debug() {
+ return env.get('NCMEC_DEBUG', false) && !appConfig.inProduction;
+ },
+};
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| return env.get('NCMEC_DEBUG', false) && !appConfig.inProduction; | |
| return ( | |
| env.get('NCMEC_DEBUG', false) && | |
| !appConfig.inProduction && | |
| env.get('NCMEC_ENV') !== 'production' | |
| ); |
| allowedSchemes: ['http', 'https'], | ||
| blockedHostnames: debugConfig.allowUserInputLocalhostUris | ||
| ? [] | ||
| : [...LOOPBACK_HOSTNAMES], |
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P1: When localhost URIs are disabled, this blocklist still allows loopback URLs such as http://[::1]/ and http://127.0.0.2/. Block loopback IP ranges after parsing or resolution instead of matching only these two host strings, because validated user-configured endpoints reach server-side fetchHTTP.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/utils/urlValidation.ts, line 23:
<comment>When localhost URIs are disabled, this blocklist still allows loopback URLs such as `http://[::1]/` and `http://127.0.0.2/`. Block loopback IP ranges after parsing or resolution instead of matching only these two host strings, because validated user-configured endpoints reach server-side `fetchHTTP`.</comment>
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+ allowedSchemes: ['http', 'https'],
+ blockedHostnames: debugConfig.allowUserInputLocalhostUris
+ ? []
+ : [...LOOPBACK_HOSTNAMES],
+ };
+}
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Yeah, we probably need a better approach here to prevent SSRF attacks in general, rather than this rather naive validation.
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| const readReplica: PoolConfig = { | ||
| ...primary, | ||
| max: config.pool.readMax, |
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P1: When DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST is omitted, this fallback sends the read pool to the primary while retaining the 150-connection default. With the 30-connection primary pool, a single default Postgres can be exhausted; use the primary pool size when no replica host is configured.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/config/database.ts, line 126:
<comment>When `DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST` is omitted, this fallback sends the read pool to the primary while retaining the 150-connection default. With the 30-connection primary pool, a single default Postgres can be exhausted; use the primary pool size when no replica host is configured.</comment>
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+ */
+const readReplica: PoolConfig = {
+ ...primary,
+ max: config.pool.readMax,
+ host: config.readOnlyHost ?? config.host,
+};
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| - Invalid environment variable values now prevent startup instead of falling back to defaults ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm)) | ||
| - Boolean environment variables accept only `1`, `0`, `true` and `false` ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm)) | ||
| - `DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST` is now optional, falling back to `DATABASE_HOST` ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm)) | ||
| - Scylla is now optional via `SCYLLA_ENABLED` ([#918](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/918) by [@sunilatlas](https://github.com/sunilatlas)) |
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P2: This entry does not tell deployers that ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED must be renamed, so the breaking environment-variable migration is easy to miss. State explicitly that the enablement variable was renamed to SCYLLA_ENABLED and link the rename to this PR.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At CHANGELOG.md, line 24:
<comment>This entry does not tell deployers that `ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED` must be renamed, so the breaking environment-variable migration is easy to miss. State explicitly that the enablement variable was renamed to `SCYLLA_ENABLED` and link the rename to this PR.</comment>
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@@ -18,19 +18,26 @@ For more information about each release including git tags and artifacts, see [R
+- Invalid environment variable values now prevent startup instead of falling back to defaults ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm))
+- Boolean environment variables accept only `1`, `0`, `true` and `false` ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm))
+- `DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST` is now optional, falling back to `DATABASE_HOST` ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm))
+- Scylla is now optional via `SCYLLA_ENABLED` ([#918](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/918) by [@sunilatlas](https://github.com/sunilatlas))
- Settings "Other" tab renamed to "Partial Items" and its settings relocated ([#965](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/965) by [@golden-fox07](https://github.com/golden-fox07))
- Queue deletion is refused while routing rules still reference the queue ([#808](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/808) by [@reitblatt](https://github.com/reitblatt))
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| - Scylla is now optional via `SCYLLA_ENABLED` ([#918](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/918) by [@sunilatlas](https://github.com/sunilatlas)) | |
| - Scylla enablement is now controlled by `SCYLLA_ENABLED`, renamed from `ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED` ([#1235](https://github.com/roostorg/coop/pull/1235) by [@ThisIsMissEm](https://github.com/ThisIsMissEm)) |
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ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED is unreleased, so it's not a breaking change.
| // `build/` holds the compiled output, including a copy of `package.json` so | ||
| // the `#`-prefixed subpath imports resolve when running it. Without this, | ||
| // jest's haste map sees two packages named `server` and warns on every run. | ||
| modulePathIgnorePatterns: ['<rootDir>/build/'], |
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P3: Integration runs still scan build/ because test:integ uses a separate Jest config without this exclusion. Add the same ignore to jest.integ.config.cjs or share the exclusion through a common config.
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<comment>Integration runs still scan `build/` because `test:integ` uses a separate Jest config without this exclusion. Add the same ignore to `jest.integ.config.cjs` or share the exclusion through a common config.</comment>
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@@ -59,7 +59,10 @@ module.exports = {
+ // `build/` holds the compiled output, including a copy of `package.json` so
+ // the `#`-prefixed subpath imports resolve when running it. Without this,
+ // jest's haste map sees two packages named `server` and warns on every run.
+ modulePathIgnorePatterns: ['<rootDir>/build/'],
// Activates notifications for test results
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| const mockConfigService = { | ||
| uiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000', | ||
| }; | ||
| const mockConfigService = new ConfigService('http://localhost:3000'); |
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P3: Constructing the real ConfigService makes this unit test fail at module load whenever the required env vars are absent. Importing ../configService/index.js pulls in #config/app and then #start/env, whose top-level await Env.create(...) validates required variables (UI_URL, DATABASE_HOST, DATABASE_PASSWORD, REDIS_USE_CLUSTER, REDIS_HOST, SESSION_SECRET, ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE) and throws on any missing one — independent of the uiUrl argument, since the getters are only dereferenced when no argument is passed. Previously the plain { uiUrl } object kept this file free of any env dependency, so running just this test without the full env setup now fails with an unrelated env-validation error. The rest of the suite still mocks its dependencies. Pass a minimal stub implementing only the methods the service uses (resetPasswordUrl) to keep the test isolated and env-free.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/services/userManagementService/userManagementService.test.ts, line 20:
<comment>Constructing the real `ConfigService` makes this unit test fail at module load whenever the required env vars are absent. Importing `../configService/index.js` pulls in `#config/app` and then `#start/env`, whose top-level `await Env.create(...)` validates required variables (UI_URL, DATABASE_HOST, DATABASE_PASSWORD, REDIS_USE_CLUSTER, REDIS_HOST, SESSION_SECRET, ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE) and throws on any missing one — independent of the `uiUrl` argument, since the getters are only dereferenced when no argument is passed. Previously the plain `{ uiUrl }` object kept this file free of any env dependency, so running just this test without the full env setup now fails with an unrelated env-validation error. The rest of the suite still mocks its dependencies. Pass a minimal stub implementing only the methods the service uses (`resetPasswordUrl`) to keep the test isolated and env-free.</comment>
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-const mockConfigService = {
- uiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000',
-};
+const mockConfigService = new ConfigService('http://localhost:3000');
describe('UserManagementService', () => {
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| # the two Scylla-backed features — Item Investigation (item/user history views) | ||
| # and User Strikes (repeat-offender strike counts) — which then no-op: reads | ||
| # return empty (strike counts read as 0) and writes are dropped. The SCYLLA_* | ||
| # connection settings below are then not required; otherwise they are, and the |
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P3: When SCYLLA_ENABLED=true, this says every connection setting below is required, but the schema allows the port and TLS settings to be omitted. List only the four required settings so the example does not misstate startup requirements.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/.env.example, line 83:
<comment>When `SCYLLA_ENABLED=true`, this says every connection setting below is required, but the schema allows the port and TLS settings to be omitted. List only the four required settings so the example does not misstate startup requirements.</comment>
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+# the two Scylla-backed features — Item Investigation (item/user history views)
+# and User Strikes (repeat-offender strike counts) — which then no-op: reads
+# return empty (strike counts read as 0) and writes are dropped. The SCYLLA_*
+# connection settings below are then not required; otherwise they are, and the
+# process refuses to start without them. Defaults to enabled.
+SCYLLA_ENABLED=true
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| secret: env.get('SESSION_SECRET'), | ||
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| cookie: { | ||
| /** HTTPS-only outside development, where there is no TLS terminator. */ |
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P3: The comment says the cookie is HTTPS-only outside development, but secure: appConfig.inProduction sends Secure only when NODE_ENV === 'production'. In the test environment (now the CI default) the cookie is sent without Secure — deliberate, since the e2e tests talk to plain http://localhost. The comment should say "in production" (or "HTTPS-only when a TLS terminator exists") so it matches the inProduction gate instead of describing behavior the code does not have.
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<comment>The comment says the cookie is HTTPS-only outside development, but `secure: appConfig.inProduction` sends `Secure` only when `NODE_ENV === 'production'`. In the `test` environment (now the CI default) the cookie is sent without `Secure` — deliberate, since the e2e tests talk to plain `http://localhost`. The comment should say "in production" (or "HTTPS-only when a TLS terminator exists") so it matches the `inProduction` gate instead of describing behavior the code does not have.</comment>
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+ secret: env.get('SESSION_SECRET'),
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+ cookie: {
+ /** HTTPS-only outside development, where there is no TLS terminator. */
+ secure: appConfig.inProduction,
+ httpOnly: true,
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| /** HTTPS-only outside development, where there is no TLS terminator. */ | |
| /** HTTPS-only in production, where a TLS terminator is present. */ |
| params: { | ||
| place_id: placeId, | ||
| key: String(process.env.GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY), | ||
| key: String(integrationsConfig.googlePlacesApiKey?.release()), |
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P3: When GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY is unset (it is Env.schema.secret.optional()), googlePlacesApiKey?.release() is undefined, so String(undefined) sends the literal value "undefined" as the Google Maps API key on every request, which Google rejects. The request should omit the key or skip the call instead. Also, String(...) is redundant here because .release() already returns a string.
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<comment>When `GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY` is unset (it is `Env.schema.secret.optional()`), `googlePlacesApiKey?.release()` is `undefined`, so `String(undefined)` sends the literal value `"undefined"` as the Google Maps API `key` on every request, which Google rejects. The request should omit the key or skip the call instead. Also, `String(...)` is redundant here because `.release()` already returns a string.</comment>
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params: {
place_id: placeId,
- key: String(process.env.GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY),
+ key: String(integrationsConfig.googlePlacesApiKey?.release()),
},
};
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This is an existing bug, I decided to not fix right now due to trying to keep the PR scope manageable.
Adds a validated schema in start/env.ts using @adonisjs/env, so a misconfigured environment is reported once, in full, before the server accepts traffic. `required` means the application genuinely cannot start without the variable. Anything the code already supplies a default for is optional, with the default noted beside it, so deployments relying on a built-in default keep booting. HOST and LOG_LEVEL are dropped entirely, as nothing reads them. lib/env extends Adonis' Env rather than mutating Env.schema, which cannot be typed: the schema is a type alias over a const, so it resists declaration merging, and assigning onto the imported object would make validator availability depend on import order. Overriding the inherited static widens it instead, which stays assignable. Two validators live there: - `integer`, with `.positive()` and `.nonNegative()`. Env.schema.number casts with Number() and rejects only NaN, so it accepts 1.5 and -5 — weaker than the safeGetEnvInt helpers it replaces. Zero is allowed where zero is meaningful, such as a disabled timeout. - `hostList`, for SCYLLA_HOSTS. Validates each host and optional port and returns the parsed list, replacing a hand-rolled check that ran after validation had already finished and so could not be reported alongside other failures. Passwords and API keys use Env.schema.secret, which redacts itself in logs, JSON and string coercion; call .release() to read one. Two fixes fell out of running the schema against each env file rather than reading it: - UI_URL rejected http://localhost:3000, because the URL format requires a TLD by default. server/.env.example could not boot the server. - .env.githubci set NODE_ENV=CI, which is outside the enum. Changed to test. All four NODE_ENV comparisons in server/ are negative, so the two values behave identically; CI detection uses the separate CI variable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces config/app.ts and config/security.ts, reading the validated
environment rather than process.env, and turns ConfigService from a
one-field value object into a class that owns the URLs the application
hands out.
Every outbound URL was previously interpolated at its call site from a
bare uiUrl: the SAML callback and issuer, the post-login redirect, the
password-reset link in two places, and the invite link. Each of those
would independently produce a doubled slash if UI_URL carried a trailing
one, and a mismatched SAML ACS URL is a login outage for a whole org.
Normalising happens once in the constructor instead.
uiUrl stays public for notificationsService, which passes the origin
into formatNotification rather than asking for a specific path.
ConfigService is registered with bottle.factory rather than
bottle.value, so it is built on first use. It is still a singleton per
container, as factories are memoised.
The private #uiUrl field makes the class nominally typed, which caught a
{ uiUrl: string } stand-in in userManagementService.test.ts that had
drifted from the real thing.
api.ts now takes its helmet options, session secret and cookie settings
from config. The helmet ternary is deliberately unchanged in meaning:
production keeps helmet's own defaults, and only development relaxes the
Content-Security-Policy for Vite's dev server, which needs inline and
eval'd scripts plus a websocket.
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Adds inProduction, inDev and inTest to config/app.ts, derived once from NODE_ENV, and uses them in config/security.ts and api.ts. The comparison previously appeared at four call sites. Spelt as a string it fails open: `NODE_ENV === 'prod'` is silently non-production wherever it is written, and the mistake reads as correct. Deriving it once leaves one place to get it wrong. It also makes negation legible — `!appConfig.inProduction` rather than `appConfig.env !== 'production'` — which matters here because every NODE_ENV comparison in the server is a negative one. `env` is retained on the config even though nothing reads it now. This is the ergonomics of Adonis' `app.inProduction` without the dependency: @adonisjs/application peer-depends on @adonisjs/fold, so adopting it would mean a second IoC container alongside BottleJS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Takes the connection parameters, pool tuning and log levels out of the IoC container, which had no business assembling them. iocContainer loses 145 lines and every DATABASE_* read; it now asks for `databaseConfig.connections.primary`, `.readReplica` and `.logLevels`. Defaults move next to the variables they belong to, so what a variable takes when unset is visible where it is declared rather than at the call site. They reproduce the previous values exactly, with two exceptions below. `statementTimeoutMs` and `keepAliveInitialDelayMs` stay `number | undefined` deliberately: the pg options they map to must be absent rather than zero when unconfigured, since zero means "no limit" for one and "no delay" for the other. DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOST is no longer required, and falls back to DATABASE_HOST. A single-database deployment previously had to repeat the primary host to satisfy safeGetEnvVar, which is a needless chance to get subtly wrong. The replica keeps its own pool size either way, since read and write traffic are sized differently. Kysely logs nothing under NODE_ENV=test. It logs a query error even when the caller catches and handles it, so suites that deliberately exercise failure paths — a unique violation surfacing as a friendly "name already exists", say — fill the output with errors that are not failures and are easily mistaken for them. DATABASE_PRINT_LOGS still overrides this. Also deletes getEnvVarOrWarn, whose only caller was the Postgres application_name, now config/app's serviceName. That removes one of the dynamic `process.env[varName]` lookups. The pg `ssl` option keeps `rejectUnauthorized: false` verbatim. That is its own problem and is being tracked separately; moving it here at least reduces it to a single site. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shaped after `@adonisjs/redis`' `defineConfig`: a map of named connections, each either plain ioredis options or a cluster config, told apart by the presence of `clusters`. The two clients the container builds differ only by `enableOfflineQueue`, so they become the `main` and `enqueueNoBuffer` connections rather than one factory taking an overrides argument. `iocContainer` no longer reads any Redis environment variable, and no longer decides between cluster and single-node: it branches on the shape it is handed. `REDIS_TLS` was already read by the container but was declared nowhere, so it is added to the schema and documented in `.env.example` for the first time. Cluster connections remain unconditionally TLS, as before, which the comments now say out loud. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renames `ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLED` to `SCYLLA_ENABLED`, which is free because it has not shipped: it is still under `## [Unreleased]`. The env schema parses it, so `itemInvestigationAndStrikesEnabled` and its bespoke `false`/`0`/`no` parsing go away. `connection` is `null` when Scylla is disabled rather than an options object full of absent values, so `iocContainer` branches on the shape it is handed, the way it now does for Redis. When enabled, `optionalWhen` makes the four connection variables required, moving the failure from first use of the Scylla service to startup. `hostList` gains a matching `optionalWhen` so the custom validator composes like the built-in ones. `SCYLLA_PORT`, `SCYLLA_SSL` and `SCYLLA_SSL_SERVERNAME` were read by the container but declared nowhere; they are added to the schema and documented. This is the last user of `safeGetEnvVar` and `isEnvTrue`, which are now unused by `iocContainer`. Fixes the Scylla TLS options passing the certificate hostname as `host`. The driver hands those straight to `tls.connect(port, address, sslOptions)`, where an options `host` overrides the positional address — so enabling TLS retargeted every node connection at that one name, and failed outright when it was inferred from a contact point carrying an explicit `:port`. `servername` sets the SNI value and the identity check without moving the connection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The `Scylla` factory was ~80 lines that constructed the driver, wired cluster
and log forwarding onto it, worked around a listener leak, and then declared a
subclass inline to add `connect`/`close`. That subclass existed only because
`Scylla` held its client as `private`, so it could not be written at module
scope; it captured the driver by closure instead. Widening to `protected` lets
the class live in its own file and reach `this.client` normally.
`connect` and `close` become abstract on `Scylla`. Both implementations already
had them, and declaring them on the base removes the `& { connect, close }`
patch the container had to intersect onto the binding's type — a third
implementation can no longer omit them and fail at shutdown instead of compile
time.
The driver's `require` moves along with the client it constructs. It is not
incidental: the otel instrumentation intercepts require statements, so an
ordinary import here would compile, pass, and silently stop tracing Scylla.
Two incidental simplifications, both verified equivalent:
- The listener-cap workaround reached `controlConnection.hosts` through a double
cast because `controlConnection` is internal and absent from the driver's
types. `Client.hosts` is the same `HostMap`, is public, is typed as an
`EventEmitter`, and is assigned in the constructor, so no cast is needed.
- `ScyllaDatabase` is not generic. Nothing could bind the parameter at the only
construction site, so it already resolved to its constraint.
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`DataWarehouseFactory.createConfigFromEnv()` moves here wholesale, so the factory no longer reads the environment and the config is built once rather than on each of the three warehouse services the container registers. `POSTGRES_HOST`, `POSTGRES_PORT`, `POSTGRES_USERNAME`, `POSTGRES_PASSWORD` and `POSTGRES_DATABASE` were read by the `postgresql` adapter but declared nowhere; they are added to the schema and documented. They configure the warehouse, not the application database, which the comments now say — the names do not. Adapters under `plugins/` stop reading the environment. `clickhouseSettings.ts` keeps its interface and loses its getter, `clickhouseRetry.ts` takes a settings argument, and both adapters receive what they need through the options they already accepted. Neither imports `iocContainer` any more, which `plugins/` being an extension point for community adapters is the point of. Adds `as const` to the six enum declarations that lacked it. Without it `Env.schema.enum` widens to `string`, which is why the old code needed `as DataWarehouseProvider` and `as 'http' | 'https'` — the schema was discarding exactly what those casts asserted back. The casts go, and the provider switch becomes exhaustive enough for a real `assertUnreachable`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The three sender addresses, the transport name and the SendGrid key move behind `config/email.ts`, and `notificationFormatter` stops repeating the `support@example.com` default that `sendEmailService` already had. The `NODE_ENV !== 'development'` guard on the console transport becomes `appConfig.inDev`. `SENDGRID_API_KEY` is a `Secret`, so it is released where it is handed to the SendGrid client rather than held in plaintext by the config. Deliberately not changed: `makeSendEmail` still chooses its transport by falling through — injected SES client, then `EMAIL_TRANSPORT=console`, then SendGrid if an API key happens to be set, then SES. Making that an explicit selection, and replacing the console transport with SMTP against a local mail catcher, is tracked separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dedup key for reported media used a raw NUL character as its separator, written as an actual 0x00 byte in the source rather than as an escape. One such byte is enough for `file` to classify the source as `data` rather than text, and tools that skip binary files then skip it *silently* — `grep -r` across the repo returned no matches from this 81KB file at all, with no indication that it had been excluded. That is how an import of `ncmecDebugEnabled` here went unnoticed while its definition was being removed. The escape produces the same character, so the dedup key is unchanged; the file is simply text again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
Four call sites each derived `NCMEC_ENV !== 'production'` independently — the IoC container, the retry helper, the retry job and the reporting service. That value decides whether submissions go to the CyberTipline or to the sandbox at exttest.cybertip.org, so having it computed in four places was a poor property for it to have. It is now derived once, in `config/ncmec.ts`, with the reasoning next to it. `ncmecDebugEnabled()` goes away: it combined `NCMEC_DEBUG` with a not-in-production check, which is what `ncmecConfig.debug` now is. The `isTest` parameter threaded through the reporting service is deliberately left alone. Eight of its methods take it and it is forwarded twenty-one times, which does look like configuration wearing a parameter's clothes — but an explicit argument keeps "is this a real CyberTipline report?" visible in every signature that participates, and testable without touching the environment. Collapsing it is a decision about that service's API, not about where env vars are read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
`INTEGRATIONS_CONFIG_PATH`, `GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY` and `HMA_SERVICE_URL` were each read where they were used, with their defaults spelled at the call site. `GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY` is a `Secret`, so it is released where it is handed to the Google client. Note this preserves an existing oddity rather than fixing it: when the key is unset, `String(undefined)` sends the literal string "undefined" as the API key, exactly as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
`config/debug.ts` holds the two switches that trade safety for local diagnosability — `EXPOSE_SENSITIVE_IMPLEMENTATION_DETAILS_IN_ERRORS` and `ALLOW_USER_INPUT_LOCALHOST_URIS` — with the reason each is off by default recorded next to it. `config/graphql.ts` and `config/featureFlags.ts` each hold one value, but give `GRAPHQL_MAX_DEPTH` and `ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE` somewhere to be explained rather than being a bare number at a call site. `session` moves out of `config/app.ts` into `config/session.ts`. It was the only part of the app config describing one specific piece of middleware. The whole cookie goes with it — `api.ts` no longer reassembles the attributes one by one, it hands `sessionConfig.cookie` to the middleware as it is. `satisfies CookieOptions` keeps that object honest now that nothing between here and express-session is checking it. `config/app.ts` also stops capturing its values at import and derives them on access, so that `env.set` in a test is respected. The following commit does the same to the remaining config modules and explains why the suite needs it. This is the last reader of `safeGetEnvVar` and `safeGetEnvInt` outside `iocContainer/utils.ts` itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
Moving these reads into config modules changed *when* they happen. A
`const isTest = env.get('NCMEC_ENV') !== 'production'` at module scope is
evaluated once, the first time anything imports the module — which in a test run
is whenever the first suite happens to pull it in, not when a test sets the
value it wants.
Four suites depended on setting the variable per-test, and broke: the NCMEC
reporting and retry-job suites, the email transport suite, and the NCMEC
submission integration test. Getters restore the old behaviour, because
`env.get` reads the snapshot `Env.create` produced and `env.set` writes to it.
The tests move from `process.env` to `env.set` to match. They are not
interchangeable: `EnvProcessor` copies `.env` into `process.env` before
validation and never looks at it again, so a test mutating `process.env` after
boot is writing somewhere nothing reads. Going through `env` also types the
values — `NCMEC_ENV` is `'production' | 'test' | undefined` rather than
`string | undefined`, and restoring a captured value no longer needs the
`delete process.env.X` branch for undefined.
This is a workaround for these modules being read as ambient state rather than
injected. The services that consume them — `makeSendEmail`, the NCMEC
reporting helpers — take no configuration argument, so a test cannot hand them
a configuration and has to reach for the environment instead.
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`utils/url.ts` read `ALLOW_USER_INPUT_LOCALHOST_URIS` from `process.env` inside a default argument, so "is this a valid URL" and "what does this deployment consider valid" were the same function. That made the environment an input to every caller, including tests, which is why its own suite could not test the blocking behaviour without setting a variable first. The split is along that seam. `utils/url.ts` now takes the rules as an argument and knows nothing about configuration; `utils/urlValidation.ts` is the configured entry point, holds the single read of `debugConfig`, and is what every caller imports. `LOOPBACK_HOSTNAMES` is exported so a caller opting out of the configured defaults can still say "the usual loopback set". Two fixes fall out of it: `validateUrl` wrapped its whole body in `try`/`catch` and rethrew everything as `Invalid URL`, so a blocked hostname and an unparseable string were indistinguishable, and the scheme and hostname errors it raised were dead text. Only the parse is guarded now, via `URL.canParse`. `validateUrlOrNull` is removed. It carried a copy of the default options with a comment asking the reader to keep the two in sync by hand, and had no callers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
`org.ts` gets `appConfig.inProduction`, and reads in the order the comment above it describes: throw in production, return empty outside it. `apiKey.ts` returned `process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' ? '' : ''` — both branches the same, so the environment was never an input. It returns `''`. `bin/get-invite-token.ts` built its signup link from `process.env.UI_URL` with a localhost fallback. The fallback could not be reached: the script imports the IoC container, which loads `#start/env`, and `UI_URL` is required there — so an unset `UI_URL` fails the script before this line runs. `READ_ME_JWT_SECRET` in `user.ts` is deliberately left alone; that resolver is being removed separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
`safeGetEnvVar`, `isEnvTrue`, `safeGetEnvInt` and `safeGetEnvNonNegativeInt` have no callers left: every variable they read is declared in `start/env.ts` and reached through a module in `config/`. Two behaviours go with them, both deliberately: `isEnvTrue` accepted `true`, `1` and `yes`, case-insensitively and trimmed. `Env.schema.boolean` accepts only `true`/`1`/`false`/`0`, exactly. An operator setting `SOMETHING=yes` used to get a silent false where they meant true, and now gets a startup error naming the variable. `safeGetEnvInt` logged to `console.error` and carried on with its default when a value was out of range, so a typo in a pool size or timeout survived as a log line nobody read. The validators in `lib/env` refuse to let the process start. The `NodeJS.ProcessEnv` block in `decs.d.ts` goes too. It typed those variables as `string | undefined` at the `process.env` reads that no longer exist — `env.get` returns the validated type instead. The rest of `decs.d.ts` stays; it is ambient declarations for untyped packages and has nothing to do with the environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VPiJ3vsqgpbnwZWq1LRQLM
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server/api.ts#L101-L101: obtain explicit maintainer approval for the security middleware change.server/iocContainer/index.ts#L648-L660: obtain explicit human approval for the Scylla lifecycle rewiring.server/iocContainer/index.ts#L1400-L1402: include the lazyConfigServiceinitialization in the lifecycle approval.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@server/.env.example`:
- Line 83: Update the Scylla connection-settings description in the environment
example to state that only SCYLLA_HOSTS, SCYLLA_USERNAME, SCYLLA_PASSWORD, and
SCYLLA_LOCAL_DATACENTER are required when Scylla is enabled; identify
SCYLLA_PORT, SCYLLA_SSL, and SCYLLA_SSL_SERVERNAME as optional.
In `@server/config/database.ts`:
- Line 83: Update the SSL configuration in the database connection settings so
DATABASE_SSL enables certificate verification instead of setting
rejectUnauthorized to false. Require the PostgreSQL client to validate the
server certificate and use the configured CA chain for deployments with private
certificates, preserving SSL-disabled behavior when config.ssl is false.
In `@server/lib/env/validators.ts`:
- Around line 70-71: Update castToInteger to trim the incoming value and reject
an empty trimmed string before calling Number, while preserving the existing
minimum and integer validation. Add coverage for whitespace-only required and
optional values.
In `@server/package.json`:
- Line 38: Obtain explicit human approval for the added `@adonisjs/env` and
`@poppinss/utils` dependencies, including Apache-2.0 license compatibility and
known-CVE review, before merging the dependency changes.
In `@server/start/env.ts`:
- Line 156: Update the ITEM_QUEUE_TRAFFIC_PERCENTAGE schema validation to
require values between 0 and 1 inclusive, replacing the unbounded
Env.schema.number() validator while preserving the existing configuration
contract.
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- Line 101: Obtain explicit human maintainer approval before merging the
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rewiring at server/iocContainer/index.ts lines 648-660, and the lazy
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| # the two Scylla-backed features — Item Investigation (item/user history views) | ||
| # and User Strikes (repeat-offender strike counts) — which then no-op: reads | ||
| # return empty (strike counts read as 0) and writes are dropped. The SCYLLA_* | ||
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Correct the required-setting description.
When Scylla is enabled, only SCYLLA_HOSTS, SCYLLA_USERNAME, SCYLLA_PASSWORD, and SCYLLA_LOCAL_DATACENTER are required. SCYLLA_PORT, SCYLLA_SSL, and SCYLLA_SSL_SERVERNAME are optional. The current text can make operators expect a startup failure for valid configurations that omit those optional settings.
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Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-295 — Improper Certificate Validation
Require PostgreSQL certificate verification.
When DATABASE_SSL=true, this passes rejectUnauthorized: false to both PostgreSQL pools through connectionParams. TLS then encrypts the connection but accepts an attacker certificate. An attacker who can intercept database traffic can impersonate the database server and read or alter application data. Enable certificate verification and configure the required CA chain for deployments that use private certificates.
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In `@server/config/database.ts` at line 83, Update the SSL configuration in the
database connection settings so DATABASE_SSL enables certificate verification
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Reject whitespace-only integer values.
@adonisjs/env passes existing process.env values to schema validators without trimming. A whitespace-only value is truthy, reaches castToInteger, and Number(value) converts it to 0. Non-negative timeout and retry settings can therefore override their defaults with zero.
Trim the value and reject it when the trimmed value is empty before conversion. Add coverage for whitespace-only required and optional values.
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Number, while preserving the existing minimum and integer validation. Add
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Reject queue percentages outside the range 0 through 1.
Env.schema.number() accepts values such as -1 and 2. These values pass startup validation despite the documented fraction contract. They can route none or all of the traffic instead of the intended percentage.
Use a bounded validator that requires 0 <= value <= 1.
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really the configuration should probably be a number 0-100 rather than a float, then we could actually do such validation here.
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@ThisIsMissEm, agreed. An integer percentage from 0 through 100 is clearer for configuration.
This requires a contract change. The traffic-routing code must convert the configured percentage before it compares the value with a 0 through 1 random value. The documentation and environment examples must also change.
Until that change is made, the current fraction contract still needs validation for 0 <= value <= 1.
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Address review feedback on the env vars introduced in this stack: - OPEN_AI_BASE_URL and GOOGLE_CONTENT_SAFETY_BASE_URL use `||` so an empty value in .env falls back to the default instead of producing a broken URL, and OPEN_AI_BASE_URL has trailing slashes stripped so path concatenation can't double up. - MANUAL_REVIEW_LOCK_DURATION_MS falls back to the default on anything that isn't a positive integer, instead of handing NaN or 0 to BullMQ's lock logic. - Reword the OpenAI override docs to promise only OpenAI's API contract rather than naming Azure specifically. Scheme validation for these URLs is deferred to the env schema in roostorg#1235 rather than adding a parallel mechanism here. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@adonisjs/envfor validating the environment variables once at startup, and then has smallconfig/*.tsfiles which define specific shapes of configuration. The goal is to remove all the inlineprocess.env.*usage and make sure we know exactly what environment variables exist and are being used.Note: 229035e is actually done in #1246 / #1245
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There is one potentially breaking change here, which is our previous validation accepted
yesandnoas valid boolean values, after this change these are not accepted, though I wouldn't expect someone to have used these in practice.Checklist
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db/src/scripts/**and usedCREATE TABLE,ADD COLUMN, orALTER COLUMN:Are as many columns marked
NOT NULLas possible? If some columns can sometimes be null depending on other columns, are thereCHECKconstraints capturing those relationships, and are these also reflected using unions in the associated Kysely types?If you added a new signal in
server/services/signalsService/signals/**:Did you classify every error case as a permanent error (
SignalPermanentError, no retry) or a normal error (retryable)? Any case where the signal can't determine a score should be aSignalPermanentError.Summary by cubic
Environment variables now pass through
@adonisjs/envvalidation at startup and typedconfig/*.tsmodules instead of being read inline. Invalid values stop the server before it accepts traffic, rather than falling back to defaults or being ignored.Breaking changes
1,0,true, andfalse;yesandnoare rejected.NODE_ENVaccepts onlydevelopment,production, ortest; CI now usestest.12abc, where the oldparseInt-based helpers accepted them.DATABASE_READ_ONLY_HOSTis optional and falls back toDATABASE_HOST.ITEM_INVESTIGATION_AND_STRIKES_ENABLEDis renamed toSCYLLA_ENABLED; Scylla connection variables are required only when enabled.GRAPHQL_OPAQUE_SCALAR_SECRET,LAUNCHDARKLY_SECRET, and opaque scalar mixin are removed.Other changes
REDIS_TLS,SCYLLA_PORT,SCYLLA_SSL,SCYLLA_SSL_SERVERNAME,POSTGRES_*) are now in the schema.UI_URLends with/.utils/url.tstakes rules as an argument andutils/urlValidation.tsis the configured entry point.DATABASE_PRINT_LOGSis enabled.scyllaDatabase.ts;Scyllais now abstract withconnect/close, and the driver stays onrequireso OpenTelemetry tracing keeps working.safeGetEnvVar,isEnvTrue,safeGetEnvInt, andsafeGetEnvNonNegativeInthelpers.Written for commit 60fe419. Summary will update on new commits.
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