Added comprehensive Gerrit HTTP authentication support #366
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- Implement HTTP Basic Auth with username/password credentials - Add support for environment variables and secrets for secure credential storage - Create comprehensive test suite with 32 tests covering all authentication scenarios - Add automatic URL encoding for special characters (/, +, =) in passwords - Include complete documentation with troubleshooting guide - Support project filtering and exclusion rules (hidden, read-only, glob patterns) - Update JSON schemas to support both string and object password formats - Add Gerrit connection support to web UI - Fix logger references and add proper error handling - All tests passing (72 total tests: 55 backend + 17 web) Breaking changes: None Closes: #[issue-number]
WalkthroughThis update introduces structured authentication for Gerrit connections, enabling explicit username and password configuration, with password retrieval from direct strings, environment variables, or secrets. The authentication schema for GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and Bitbucket was also expanded to allow direct string tokens. Documentation was extensively revised to provide comprehensive guidance and troubleshooting for authenticated Gerrit integration. Associated backend logic and tests were updated to support these changes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Sourcebot
participant Gerrit
participant DB
User->>Sourcebot: Configure Gerrit connection with auth (username/password)
Sourcebot->>DB: Retrieve password token (direct/env/secret)
Sourcebot->>Gerrit: Authenticate using username/password (HTTP Basic Auth)
Gerrit-->>Sourcebot: Return project list or error
Sourcebot-->>User: Sync repos / Report authentication status
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docs/snippets/schemas/v3/index.schema.mdx (1)
1-1: Do not modify auto-generated files directlyThis file is marked as auto-generated and should not be modified manually. Any changes made here will likely be overwritten when the file is regenerated. Please update the source files that generate this schema instead.
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1-1: Do not modify auto-generated files directlyThis TypeScript schema file is auto-generated and should not be modified manually. Changes should be made to the source schema definition files instead. Any manual modifications will be lost when this file is regenerated.
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docs/snippets/schemas/v3/gitea.schema.mdx (1)
20-23: Security consideration for direct token values.The addition of direct string token support improves flexibility, but the security warning could be more specific about the risks. Consider expanding the description to mention credential exposure in configuration files, version control, and logs.
The current implementation is acceptable, but consider enhancing the warning:
- "description": "Direct token value (not recommended for production)" + "description": "Direct token value (not recommended for production due to credential exposure risks in configuration files, version control, and logs)"docs/snippets/schemas/v3/github.schema.mdx (1)
20-23: Consistent implementation across platforms.The direct string token support is implemented identically to other platforms (Gitea, Bitbucket), maintaining consistency. The same security considerations apply regarding the production usage warning.
Consider standardizing the security warning across all platform schemas to be more specific about credential exposure risks.
packages/backend/src/gerrit.test.ts (1)
509-528: Consider adding a test for missing XSSI prefixWhile you test the response without XSSI prefix later (lines 709-731), this test assumes the XSSI prefix is always present. Consider making the XSSI prefix stripping more robust by checking if it exists before stripping.
packages/backend/src/gerrit.ts (1)
110-192: Robust authenticated API implementation.The implementation correctly:
- Switches between authenticated (
/a/) and public endpoints based on auth presence- Constructs HTTP Basic Auth headers securely
- Handles Gerrit's XSSI protection prefix
- Provides detailed error logging with authentication context
Consider adding rate limiting or retry logic specifically for authentication failures to prevent credential brute-forcing:
if (!response.ok) { const errorText = await response.text().catch(() => 'Unknown error'); logger.error(`Failed to fetch projects from Gerrit at ${endpointWithParams} with status ${response.status}: ${errorText}`); + // Add specific handling for 401 Unauthorized + if (response.status === 401 && auth) { + logger.warn('Authentication failed - verify credentials are correct'); + } const e = new BackendException(BackendError.CONNECTION_SYNC_FAILED_TO_FETCH_GERRIT_PROJECTS, {
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90-90: Discovered a potential basic authorization token provided in a curl command, which could compromise the curl accessed resource.
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schemas/v3/shared.json (1)
7-10: LGTM: Enhanced token flexibility with appropriate security warning.The addition of direct string token support provides useful flexibility for development and testing scenarios while maintaining the existing secure token options. The warning message appropriately discourages production usage of direct string tokens.
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168-170: LGTM: Good security practice to prevent credential leakage.Adding ignore patterns for test files containing real credentials is an essential security measure. The patterns appropriately cover both root-level and nested files.
packages/schemas/src/v3/shared.type.ts (1)
8-8: LGTM: Auto-generated type definition correctly reflects schema changes.The addition of the string type to the Token union type properly aligns with the JSON schema changes, enabling direct string token support.
packages/backend/src/github.ts (1)
69-69: LGTM: Defensive programming to handle new token schema.The type check ensures safe access to the
secretproperty whenconfig.tokenis an object, preventing runtime errors with the new string token support. This is proper defensive programming.packages/backend/src/connectionManager.ts (1)
175-175: LGTM: Consistent database client passing for Gerrit authentication.Adding the database client parameter aligns the Gerrit case with other connection types and enables authenticated Gerrit connections by providing access to secure token storage.
packages/crypto/src/tokenUtils.ts (1)
6-9: LGTM! Clean implementation of direct string token support.The early return for string tokens is well-implemented and maintains backward compatibility while supporting the new schema variant. The type check is appropriate and the logic is clear.
packages/schemas/src/v3/shared.schema.ts (1)
8-11: Appropriate schema extension for direct string tokens.The addition of string as a valid token type with a production warning is well-implemented. The anyOf structure maintains backward compatibility while enabling the new authentication options described in the PR objectives.
packages/schemas/src/v3/gitea.type.ts (1)
12-12: Consistent type definition update for string token support.The addition of
stringto the token union type properly reflects the schema changes and maintains type safety across the authentication system.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/shared.schema.mdx (1)
9-12: Documentation schema properly mirrors code changes.The schema documentation correctly reflects the new string token support with appropriate production warnings, maintaining consistency between code and documentation.
packages/web/src/actions.ts (1)
2099-2099: Excellent defensive programming to handle new string token type.The explicit
typeofcheck prevents runtime errors whentokenis a string rather than an object. This properly handles the new token format while maintaining safe property access.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/gitea.schema.mdx (1)
1-1: Note: This is an auto-generated file.Ensure that any future modifications are made to the source templates rather than directly to this file, as changes will be overwritten during regeneration.
packages/schemas/src/v3/bitbucket.type.ts (2)
1-1: Note: This is an auto-generated file.Ensure that modifications are made to the source generators rather than directly editing this file.
16-16: Type definition correctly extends token flexibility.The addition of
stringas a union type for the token property aligns with the schema changes and maintains type safety while providing backward compatibility.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/github.schema.mdx (1)
1-1: Note: This is an auto-generated file.Ensure modifications are made to source templates to maintain consistency across all platform schemas.
packages/schemas/src/v3/gitea.schema.ts (2)
1-1: Note: This is an auto-generated file.Modifications should be made to the source generators to ensure consistency between documentation and implementation files.
19-22: Schema implementation correctly mirrors documentation.The TypeScript schema implementation accurately reflects the changes in the corresponding .mdx documentation file, maintaining consistency between documentation and code.
packages/schemas/src/v3/github.schema.ts (2)
1-1: Note: This is an auto-generated file.Ensure source generators maintain consistency across all platform schema implementations.
19-22: Consistent schema implementation across platforms.The GitHub schema implementation follows the same pattern as all other platforms (Gitea, Bitbucket), ensuring consistency in token handling across the entire authentication system.
docs/snippets/schemas/v3/gitlab.schema.mdx (1)
20-23: Documentation correctly reflects schema changes.The documentation file properly mirrors the schema changes from the TypeScript schema file, maintaining consistency between implementation and documentation.
packages/schemas/src/v3/bitbucket.schema.ts (1)
23-26: Consistent implementation with other connection schemas.The direct string token support follows the same pattern as GitLab and other connection schemas, maintaining consistency across the platform. The same security considerations mentioned in the GitLab schema review apply here.
packages/schemas/src/v3/gerrit.type.ts (1)
12-37: Excellent implementation of Gerrit authentication structure.The new
authproperty is well-designed with several strong points:
- Clear documentation: The JSDoc comments clearly explain that this requires Gerrit HTTP passwords, not account passwords, with specific guidance on generation
- Flexible password specification: Supports direct strings, secrets, and environment variables consistently with other connection types
- Backward compatibility: Optional property maintains compatibility with existing configurations
- Type safety: Proper TypeScript union types for password variants
This implementation directly addresses the PR objective for comprehensive Gerrit HTTP authentication support.
packages/schemas/src/v3/github.type.ts (1)
12-12: Completes consistent token type support across connection types.The addition of
stringas a token type option maintains consistency with the schema changes across GitLab, Bitbucket, and other connection types, ensuring uniform authentication flexibility throughout the platform.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/bitbucket.schema.mdx (1)
24-27: LGTM - Consistent token support addition.The addition of direct string token support follows the same pattern as other connection types and includes appropriate production usage warnings.
packages/schemas/src/v3/gitlab.type.ts (1)
12-12: LGTM - Type definition correctly updated.The addition of
stringto the union type aligns with the schema changes and maintains type safety.schemas/v3/gerrit.json (1)
19-48: LGTM - Well-structured authentication schema.The auth object is properly designed with:
- Required username and password fields
- Reference to shared Token definition for consistency
- Comprehensive examples showing different configuration methods
- Appropriate constraints with
additionalProperties: falsepackages/backend/src/repoManager.ts (3)
5-5: LGTM - Import correctly added.The GerritConnectionConfig import is properly added to support the new authentication functionality.
224-233: LGTM - Gerrit authentication properly implemented.The Gerrit connection type handling correctly:
- Checks for auth object existence
- Retrieves password token using the existing token utility
- Returns properly structured credentials with username and password
274-277: LGTM - Security enhancement with credential encoding.The addition of
encodeURIComponentfor both username and password is a crucial security improvement that prevents injection attacks and properly handles special characters in credentials.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/gerrit.schema.mdx (1)
21-81: LGTM - Comprehensive authentication schema documentation.The auth object documentation is well-structured with:
- Clear descriptions for username and password fields
- Inline token type definitions consistent with other schema docs
- Helpful examples showing different configuration approaches
- Proper constraints and validation rules
packages/backend/src/repoCompileUtils.ts (2)
249-252: LGTM: Proper parameter threading for authentication support.The addition of the
db: PrismaClientparameter and its propagation togetGerritReposFromConfigcorrectly enables credential retrieval for authenticated Gerrit access.
259-263: LGTM: Correct authenticated clone URL construction.The conditional logic properly constructs authenticated clone URLs by:
- Adding the
/a/path segment whenconfig.authis present- Using
encodeURIComponentfor proper URL encoding of project names- Falling back to public URLs when no authentication is configured
This aligns with Gerrit's authenticated API access patterns.
packages/backend/src/utils.ts (2)
24-26: LGTM: Simple and effective utility function.The
isRemotePathfunction correctly identifies remote URLs by checking for HTTP/HTTPS protocols.
28-32: LGTM: Excellent backward compatibility for direct string tokens.The type guard correctly handles direct string tokens before falling back to the existing secret/environment variable logic. This maintains backward compatibility while supporting the new Gerrit authentication flow.
packages/schemas/src/v3/gerrit.schema.ts (1)
20-80: LGTM: Comprehensive and well-structured authentication schema.The auth object properly supports multiple authentication methods:
- Username/password structure: Clear separation of concerns
- Flexible password formats: Direct string, secret references, and environment variables
- Security guidance: Excellent documentation about HTTP passwords vs account passwords
- Validation: Proper required fields and
additionalProperties: falseconstraintsThe schema design aligns well with the broader token standardization across other connection types.
docs/docs/connections/gerrit-troubleshooting.mdx (1)
1-496: Excellent comprehensive troubleshooting documentation.This troubleshooting guide is exceptionally well-crafted and provides significant value:
Strengths:
- Practical quick diagnosis: Clear checklist for immediate issue identification
- Scenario-based organization: Real-world error patterns with actionable solutions
- Debug tooling: Complete TypeScript debug script for automated testing
- Security best practices: Proper credential management guidance
- Progressive complexity: From basic checks to advanced network troubleshooting
Coverage highlights:
- Authentication errors (401, incorrect credentials)
- Project discovery issues (permissions, filtering)
- Git clone failures (URL encoding, credential helpers)
- Configuration schema validation
- Network connectivity problems
The accordion structure and code examples make this highly usable for both developers and administrators troubleshooting Gerrit integration issues.
packages/schemas/src/v3/index.type.ts (2)
119-119: LGTM: Consistent token type standardization across connections.The token type updates properly standardize authentication across all connection types (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Bitbucket) by allowing both direct string tokens and object references to secrets/environment variables. This creates a unified authentication experience.
Also applies to: 209-209, 277-277, 389-389
331-356: LGTM: Well-structured Gerrit authentication interface.The new
authobject for Gerrit connections properly defines:
- Required fields:
usernameandpasswordappropriately marked as required- Flexible password types: Supports direct strings, secret references, and environment variables
- Type consistency: Matches the schema definition and follows the same pattern as other connection token types
The interface correctly enables the authenticated Gerrit functionality described in the PR objectives.
packages/backend/src/gerrit.test.ts (1)
884-884: Good test coverage for special characters in passwordsExcellent test case for verifying that special characters like
/,+, and=are properly handled in passwords. This aligns well with the PR objectives mentioning automatic URL encoding for these characters.docs/snippets/schemas/v3/connection.schema.mdx (2)
24-27: Consistent token schema enhancement across all providers.The addition of direct string token support is implemented consistently across GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and Bitbucket connection types. The "not recommended for production" warning is appropriately included for all.
Also applies to: 240-243, 446-449, 742-745
612-671: Well-structured Gerrit authentication schema.The authentication structure is properly designed with:
- Clear distinction between HTTP password and account password in the description
- Flexible password storage options (direct string, secret, environment variable)
- Appropriate security warning for direct token usage
- Required fields properly enforced
packages/schemas/src/v3/connection.schema.ts (1)
23-26: Auto-generated schema correctly reflects source changes.The TypeScript schema properly mirrors all the authentication enhancements from the source schema file.
Also applies to: 240-243, 446-449, 633-664, 742-745
packages/backend/src/gerrit.ts (2)
1-9: Appropriate imports and well-defined interfaces.The addition of PrismaClient and authentication-related imports properly support the new authentication functionality. The GerritProject interface export and internal auth config interface are well-structured.
Also applies to: 25-41
44-67: Secure credential retrieval implementation.The authentication credential retrieval properly:
- Uses the existing secure token retrieval utility
- Includes appropriate error handling and logging
- Maintains credential security by not logging the password
docs/docs/connections/gerrit.mdx (3)
9-74: Excellent authentication documentation.The authentication section provides:
- Clear status of authentication support
- Multiple authentication method options
- Proper security warnings about HTTP passwords
- Clear examples for both public and authenticated connections
207-280: Comprehensive troubleshooting guide.The troubleshooting section effectively covers common issues with clear, actionable solutions. The manual testing commands and debug steps will be valuable for users encountering problems.
282-342: Well-documented implementation details and security practices.The implementation details clearly explain:
- Gerrit's URL structure for authenticated access
- Credential flow through the system
- Important security considerations for credential management
The manual testing script provides a helpful reference for debugging authentication issues.
packages/schemas/src/v3/connection.type.ts (1)
20-32: Type definitions correctly reflect schema enhancements.The TypeScript type definitions properly implement:
- Direct string token support for all providers (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Bitbucket)
- Comprehensive Gerrit authentication structure with flexible password storage options
- Proper union types maintaining backward compatibility
Also applies to: 110-122, 178-190, 232-257, 290-302
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Security consideration: Direct string tokens introduce hardcoded secret risks.
The addition of direct string token support provides configuration flexibility but poses security risks. While the warning about production use is appropriate, consider these points:
- Users may still hardcode tokens despite the warning
- Direct string tokens in configuration files could be accidentally committed to version control
- The warning could be more explicit about the security implications
The implementation follows correct JSON schema patterns and aligns with the broader PR objective to enhance authentication flexibility.
Consider strengthening the warning message:
- "description": "Direct token value (not recommended for production)"
+ "description": "Direct token value (SECURITY RISK: not recommended for production - use secrets or environment variables instead)"Verify that similar changes are applied consistently across all connection schemas:
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Security consideration: Direct string tokens introduce hardcoded secret risks.
The addition of direct string token support provides configuration flexibility but poses security risks. While the warning about production use is appropriate, consider these points:
- Users may still hardcode tokens despite the warning
- Direct string tokens in configuration files could be accidentally committed to version control
- The warning could be more explicit about the security implications
The implementation follows correct JSON schema patterns and aligns with the broader PR objective to enhance authentication flexibility.
Consider strengthening the warning message:
- "description": "Direct token value (not recommended for production)"
+ "description": "Direct token value (SECURITY RISK: not recommended for production - use secrets or environment variables instead)"Verify that similar changes are applied consistently across all connection schemas:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent token schema patterns across all connection types
# Search for token property definitions in schema files
rg -A 10 -B 2 '"token".*:' packages/schemas/src/v3/ | grep -E '(anyOf|type.*string)'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/schemas/src/v3/gitlab.schema.ts around lines 19 to 22, the
description for the direct string token should be updated to include a stronger,
more explicit security warning about the risks of hardcoding tokens, such as
accidental exposure in version control and potential misuse. Modify the
description to clearly emphasize these security implications. Additionally, run
the provided shell script to verify that similar token schema patterns and
warnings are consistently applied across all connection schema files and update
them accordingly if needed.
Address CodeRabbit feedback by making the security warning more explicit about the risks of using direct string tokens in production environments.
…ct tokens - Regenerate TypeScript schema files from updated shared.json - Apply stronger security warning consistently across all connection types: 'SECURITY RISK: not recommended for production - use secrets or environment variables instead' - Update documentation snippets to reflect the enhanced security warnings - Address CodeRabbit feedback about explicit security risks of hardcoded tokens This change affects all connection types (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Bitbucket, Gerrit) to ensure users are properly warned about the security implications of direct token usage.
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480-483: Same empty-string loophole for GitLab tokens
See previous comment – identical fix required.
686-689: Same empty-string loophole for Gitea tokens
See previous comment – identical fix required.
982-985: Same empty-string loophole for Bitbucket tokens
See previous comment – identical fix required.
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851-911:authobject improvements & spec/summary mismatch
usernameand direct‐stringpasswordvariants can be empty – addminLength: 1.- The PR summary states the
authblock is required, but the schema’srequiredlist (lines 955-958) omits it. Either update the summary or makeauthmandatory to avoid silent mis-configurations.- Minor: consider re-using a shared “Token” schema to avoid 4× duplication (future-proofing).
@@ - "username": { - "type": "string", - "description": "Gerrit username for authentication", + "username": { + "type": "string", + "minLength": 1, + "description": "Gerrit username for authentication", @@ - "description": "Direct token value (SECURITY RISK: not recommended for production - use secrets or environment variables instead)" + "description": "Direct token value (SECURITY RISK: not recommended for production - use secrets or environment variables instead)", + "minLength": 1Outside this hunk, extend the
requiredarray to include"auth"if the intention is to make authentication mandatory:"required": ["type", "url", "auth"]Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
- Added minLength: 1 constraint to Token schema definition in shared.json - Prevents empty string tokens that would cause runtime HTTP errors - Regenerated all schema documentation files (.mdx) and TypeScript definitions - Ensures consistent validation across all connection types (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Bitbucket, Gerrit) This addresses CodeRabbit bot's review comment about preventing zero-length tokens at the schema level rather than failing at runtime during HTTP requests.
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.gitignoreto exclude test files containing real credentials.