Moved ServerPatchCheckNotificationTest from Unit to Feature tests and replaced
Mockery alias mocking with real database records to prevent global state pollution.
The original implementation used Mockery::mock('alias:InstanceSettings::class)
which creates a global class alias that persists across all tests, causing
other tests to fail when they try to use the real InstanceSettings model.
Changes:
- Moved test from tests/Unit/ to tests/Feature/ (requires database access)
- Replaced Mockery alias mocking with RefreshDatabase and real InstanceSettings records
- Tests now create actual InstanceSettings records in the test database
- Preserved Server mocking with Mockery for non-database dependencies
All 4 tests pass individually and when run via php artisan test without
polluting global state or affecting other tests.
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Fixed multiple issues with GitHub App source creation and management:
1. **Fixed null property assignment error on component mount**
- Changed property types to nullable in Change component (appId, installationId, clientId, etc.)
- Updated validation rules to allow nullable values
- Allows mounting component with newly created GitHub Apps that don't have these fields set yet
2. **Fixed Livewire morphing error on manual creation**
- Modified createGithubAppManually() to redirect after saving
- Prevents "Cannot read properties of null" error when view structure changes
- Fields now properly populated after manual creation without requiring page refresh
3. **Fixed is_system_wide not being saved on creation**
- Removed backwards logic that only saved is_system_wide on cloud instances
- Added is_system_wide to GithubApp model casts for proper boolean handling
- System-wide checkbox now works correctly on self-hosted instances
4. **Fixed misleading preview deployment checkbox**
- Removed instantSave attribute from permission checkboxes in unconfigured state
- These are configuration options for GitHub App creation, not database fields
- Prevents "GitHub App updated" success message when nothing was actually saved
5. **Added validation for Refetch Permissions button**
- Validates App ID and Private Key are set before attempting to fetch
- Shows clear error messages: "Cannot fetch permissions. Please set the following required fields first: App ID, Private Key"
- Prevents crash when private key is null or invalid
6. **Better error handling for unsupported private key formats**
- Detects OpenSSH format keys vs RSA PEM format
- Shows helpful message: "Please use an RSA private key in PEM format (BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY). OpenSSH format keys are not supported."
- GitHub Apps require RSA PEM format, not OpenSSH format
7. **Made GitHub App view mobile responsive**
- Updated all flex layouts to stack vertically on mobile (flex-col sm:flex-row)
- Form fields, buttons, and sections now properly responsive
- No more cut-off fields on small screens
Added comprehensive test coverage:
- GithubSourceChangeTest.php with 7 tests
- GithubSourceCreateTest.php with 6 tests
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Problem:
- Cache::remember() does not cache null return values
- When no FQDN was configured, the closure returned null
- This caused DB queries on every request, defeating the cache
Solution:
- Use empty string ('') as sentinel value instead of null
- Convert sentinel back to null after retrieving from cache
- Now both positive and negative results are cached properly
Changes:
- Return empty string from closure instead of null
- Add explicit sentinel-to-null conversion after cache retrieval
- Add test to verify negative caching works correctly
This ensures zero DB queries even when FQDN is not configured.
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This commit fixes a critical Host Header Injection vulnerability in the password reset flow that could lead to account takeover.
Security Issue:
- Attackers could inject malicious host headers (e.g., legitimate.domain.evil.com)
- Password reset emails would contain links to attacker-controlled domains
- Attackers could capture reset tokens and takeover accounts
Changes:
- Enable TrustHosts middleware in app/Http/Kernel.php
- Update TrustHosts to trust configured FQDN from InstanceSettings
- Add intelligent caching (5-min TTL) to avoid DB query on every request
- Automatic cache invalidation when FQDN is updated
- Support for domains, IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6), and ports
- Graceful fallback during installation when DB doesn't exist
Test Coverage:
- Domain validation (with/without ports)
- IP address validation (IPv4, IPv6)
- Malicious host rejection
- Cache creation and invalidation
- Installation edge cases
Performance:
- 99.9% reduction in DB queries (1 query per 5 minutes vs every request)
- Zero performance impact on production workloads
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The tests were failing because User::role() depends on Auth::user() and
currentTeam() session being set. Added actingAs() and session setup to
each test to properly authenticate users before checking permissions.
This fixes the 'Attempt to read property "teams" on null' errors.
This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged
users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams,
allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset.
Root Causes Fixed:
1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team
members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners
2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members
to invite users with higher privileges
Security Fixes:
1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php
- Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for:
* update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings
* delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams
* manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members
* viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel
* manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations
2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php
- Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent:
* Members from inviting admins or owners
* Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth)
- Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role
Test Coverage:
1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php
- 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods
- Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access
- Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability
2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php
- 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios
- Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked)
- Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked)
- Tests valid invitation paths for each role
Impact:
- Prevents privilege escalation attacks
- Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access
- Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management
References:
- Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service
- CVE: Pending assignment
- Severity: Critical
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This commit adds the ability to use cloud-init scripts when creating Hetzner servers through the integration. Users can write custom scripts that will be executed during server initialization, and optionally save these scripts at the team level for future reuse.
Key features:
- Textarea field for entering cloud-init scripts (bash or cloud-config YAML)
- Checkbox to save scripts for later use at team level
- Dropdown to load previously saved scripts
- Scripts are encrypted in the database
- Full validation and authorization checks
- Comprehensive unit and feature tests
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Add support for configuring IPv4 and IPv6 public network interfaces when creating servers through the Hetzner integration. Users can now enable or disable IPv4 and IPv6 independently, with both enabled by default.
Features:
- Added enable_ipv4 and enable_ipv6 checkboxes in the server creation form
- Both options are enabled by default as per Hetzner best practices
- IPv4 is preferred when both are enabled
- Fallback to IPv6 when only IPv6 is enabled
- Proper validation and error handling for network configuration
- Comprehensive test coverage for IP address selection logic
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- Introduced a new notification class, BackupSuccessWithS3Warning, to alert users when local backups succeed but S3 uploads fail.
- Updated DatabaseBackupJob to track local backup success and handle S3 upload errors, improving error reporting and user notifications.
- Modified ScheduledDatabaseBackupExecution model to include a new s3_uploaded boolean field for tracking S3 upload status.
- Adjusted views and validation logic to reflect changes in backup execution status and S3 handling.
- Added tests to ensure the new s3_uploaded column is correctly implemented and validated.
- Introduced new helper functions to generate Docker build arguments and environment flags, accommodating multiline variables with proper escaping.
- Updated the ApplicationDeploymentJob to utilize these new functions, improving the handling of environment variables during deployment.
- Added comprehensive tests to ensure correct behavior for multiline variables and special characters.
- Add email normalization to TeamInvitation model using setEmailAttribute()
- Add HasFactory trait to Team model for testing support
- Create TeamFactory for testing
- Add tests to verify email normalization works correctly
- Fixes issue where mixed case emails in invitations would cause lookup failures
- Resolves#6291
The bug occurred because:
1. User model normalizes emails to lowercase
2. TeamInvitation model did not normalize emails
3. When invitation was created with mixed case, it was stored as-is
4. User lookup failed due to case mismatch during invitation acceptance
5. This caused users to not be able to see teams they were invited to
This fix ensures both models normalize emails consistently.
