coolify/tests/Feature/SslCertificateRegenerationTest.php

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<?php
use App\Models\Server;
use App\Models\SslCertificate;
use App\Models\Team;
use App\Models\User;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\RefreshDatabase;
uses(RefreshDatabase::class);
beforeEach(function () {
$this->team = Team::factory()->create();
$this->user = User::factory()->create();
$this->team->members()->attach($this->user->id, ['role' => 'owner']);
$this->actingAs($this->user);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
$this->server = Server::factory()->create(['team_id' => $this->team->id]);
});
test('server with no CA certificate returns null from sslCertificates query', function () {
$caCert = $this->server->sslCertificates()
->where('is_ca_certificate', true)
->first();
expect($caCert)->toBeNull();
});
test('accessing property on null CA cert throws an error', function () {
// This test verifies the exact scenario that caused the 500 error:
// querying for a CA cert on a server that has none, then trying to access properties
$caCert = $this->server->sslCertificates()
->where('is_ca_certificate', true)
->first();
expect($caCert)->toBeNull();
// Without the fix, the code would do:
// caCert: $caCert->ssl_certificate <-- 500 error
expect(fn () => $caCert->ssl_certificate)
->toThrow(ErrorException::class);
});
test('CA certificate can be retrieved when it exists on the server', function () {
// Create a CA certificate directly (simulating what generateCaCertificate does)
SslCertificate::create([
'server_id' => $this->server->id,
'is_ca_certificate' => true,
'ssl_certificate' => 'test-ca-cert',
'ssl_private_key' => 'test-ca-key',
'common_name' => 'Coolify CA Certificate',
'valid_until' => now()->addYears(10),
]);
$caCert = $this->server->sslCertificates()
->where('is_ca_certificate', true)
->first();
expect($caCert)->not->toBeNull()
->and($caCert->is_ca_certificate)->toBeTruthy()
->and($caCert->ssl_certificate)->toBe('test-ca-cert')
->and($caCert->ssl_private_key)->toBe('test-ca-key');
});
test('non-CA certificate is not returned when querying for CA certificate', function () {
// Create only a regular (non-CA) certificate
SslCertificate::create([
'server_id' => $this->server->id,
'is_ca_certificate' => false,
'ssl_certificate' => 'test-cert',
'ssl_private_key' => 'test-key',
'common_name' => 'test-db-uuid',
'valid_until' => now()->addYear(),
]);
$caCert = $this->server->sslCertificates()
->where('is_ca_certificate', true)
->first();
// The CA cert query should return null since only a regular cert exists
expect($caCert)->toBeNull();
});