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feat(forge): P38 F1 server skeleton, auth, bootstrap CLI - #298
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sc-forge serve boots on SQLite (WAL, synchronous=FULL, numbered migrations), with a router table that declares credential class, scope and actor rule per route; users, organizations, access tokens, admin users, /version, /healthz, /user; the admin CLI (user create/change-password/generate-access-token, org create); argon2 password hashing, token generation and constant-time compare in crates/crypto. check --pending replays the built slice against the in-tree server in CI.
Sol and Opus reviews of the F1 diff: update_user writes only supplied columns (a stale read-modify-write could restore a revoked admin flag or password), request bodies time out, the per-source password budget is reserved before verification and the failure delay no longer occupies a blocking thread, token lists are newest first, org permissions respect caller visibility, org repo creation requires an owner, /user/repos is declared, data dir and database are owner-only, pending stop text is pinned in the harness.
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A hidden user and a missing user now answer alike before the organization is resolved, and a non-owner creating a repo in a private org gets the missing-org answer instead of 403.
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| dummy = DUMMY.get_or_init(|| hash_password("sc-forge-dummy")); |
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On a freshly started process, the first nonexistent account, organization name, or malformed stored hash executes hash_password inside get_or_init and then performs verification, while a wrong password for an existing user performs only the verification. This defeats the stated timing-indistinguishability guarantee for the first unknown lookup and lets an attacker compare it with a known-login baseline to infer whether a candidate login exists. Precompute or eagerly initialize the dummy PHC value so every password attempt performs exactly one Argon2 operation.
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| match store::create_account(ctx.conn, &acct, now()) { | ||
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| if let Some(ln) = str_field(&b, "login_name").filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) { | ||
| let _ = store::update_user( |
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When POST /admin/users includes a nonempty login_name, the account insert commits first and any SQLite error from the follow-up update is discarded. Under a lock timeout or disk error, the subsequent read can still succeed and the endpoint returns 201 with login_name unset; retrying the create then fails because the username already exists. Include login_name in the initial insert or perform the insert and update transactionally instead of ignoring this result.
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Reject pending entries that defer nothing, compute the dummy password hash at startup so the first unknown login is not slower, store login_name in the create itself instead of a swallowed follow-up update.
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When POST /admin/users is sent with "admin": true, this initializer never reads the field, so ..Default::default() persists is_admin = false and the response also reports a non-admin account. This silently breaks callers provisioning another site administrator; populate is_admin from the request in the initial insert.
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Not changing this on purpose: Gitea's POST /admin/users body (CreateUserOption) has no admin field and ignores one, and the recorded flow (scenario X) sets it with a follow-up PATCH /admin/users/{u} {"admin": true}, which sc-forge honours. The handler doc now says so. The sc-forge admin user create --admin CLI sets it directly.
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api.rs introduces publicly exported route handlers beginning with version and continuing through delete_token without rustdoc, despite the repository's working guide requiring every public type and function to have an intent-focused doc comment. Add the required documentation or make implementation-only handlers non-public so this crate does not establish an undocumented public API.
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| let ok = db::connect(&app.data_dir) | ||
| .and_then(|c| Ok(c.query_row("SELECT 1", [], |_| Ok(()))?)) | ||
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If forge.db is deleted or an empty volume replaces it while the process remains running, db::connect creates a fresh empty database and this SELECT 1 succeeds, so /healthz keeps reporting pass while authenticated API routes fail with missing-table errors. Check the expected schema version or query a required table so readiness returns 503 when the actual application database is unusable.
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| match store::delete_token(ctx.conn, owner.id, ctx.param("id")) { |
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When a token is created with a name requiring URL escaping, such as release bot, a client deletes it through /tokens/release%20bot; the URI path parameter remains percent-encoded and is passed directly to delete_token, which compares it with the unencoded database name and returns 404. Token creation currently permits such names, so percent-decode this captured parameter before the name lookup or restrict accepted names to URL-safe values.
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| http-body-util = "0.1.5" | ||
| hyper = { version = "1", features = ["http1", "server"] } | ||
| hyper-util = { version = "0.1.21", features = ["tokio", "server"] } | ||
| rusqlite = { version = "0.40.2", features = ["bundled"] } |
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Adding this forge-only rusqlite dependency causes cargo cyclonedx to generate a forge binary SBOM, but .github/workflows/sbom.yml still copies only the sc and desktop SBOMs into the uploaded artifact, and docs/security/third-party-inventory.md has no scl-forge row or new argon2 entry. Consequently the published dependency artifacts omit the server and bundled SQLite despite the forge design explicitly requiring the SBOM job to list it; collect the forge SBOM and update the human inventory.
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The shared Srv fixture materializes a database directory for every E2E test, but teardown discards the removal result and never checks that the path disappeared. The repository guide requires tests that write to disk to clean up and assert the path is gone, so a permissions or open-handle regression currently leaves credential databases behind while the suite still passes; make cleanup failure visible and assert nonexistence.
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Document every public item, report a missing or wrong-version database as 503 on /healthz, percent-decode path parameters (token names with spaces), add sc-forge to the SBOM artifact and the third-party inventory, assert test data dirs are removed, and make the token-list test order-independent.
The dummy hash for absent accounts is now computed from a random value, and the tests that flowed fixed strings into hash_password/user_create use generated ones, which is what CodeQL's hard-coded-cryptographic-value rule flagged.
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| let slots = Arc::new(Semaphore::new(limits.max_connections)); |
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When an operator passes --max-connections 0, Clap accepts the value and this creates a semaphore with no permits. Every accepted connection then fails try_acquire_owned() and is silently dropped while the process continues to report that it is listening, leaving even /healthz unreachable. Reject zero during CLI validation or clamp the limit to at least one.
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| let found = match store::find_by_login(conn, login) { | ||
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If find_by_login returns a transient SQLite error after backoff.begin reserves an attempt, this early return never releases the reservation. Thirty such server-side failures from an address—potentially shared by every client behind a proxy—cause subsequent valid logins to receive 429 for up to a minute even after the database recovers. Cancel the reservation on internal errors rather than retaining it as a failed credential attempt.
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| let resp = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || dispatch(&app, &r)) | ||
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When shutdown occurs with many password requests queued behind the Argon2 gate, timing out the connection JoinSet aborts the async connection futures but cannot cancel these spawn_blocking dispatches. run_serve then drops the Tokio runtime, which waits for running blocking tasks, so configurations such as --argon2-concurrency 1 can keep the process alive well beyond the advertised 30-second drain while hundreds of queued verifications finish. Ensure blocking work is bounded by or detached from the shutdown deadline.
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If --public-url contains a value that cannot be represented in an HTTP header, such as a control character or an unencoded non-ASCII URL, paginated responses place it in Link and Response::builder records an error; this expect then panics the connection task instead of returning a response. Other endpoints can appear healthy until a list needs pagination, so validate and normalize the public URL at startup rather than failing only on those requests.
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Readiness checks the tables as well as the schema version, --max-connections 0 and an unusable --public-url are refused at startup, a database error returns the source's password-attempt reservation, and runtime shutdown no longer waits for queued Argon2 work past the drain deadline.
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Reject public URLs without a host.
If --public-url is http:///forge, this check returns Ok(()): the suffix is nonempty printable ASCII, but the URL has no host. The server then starts with an unusable base URL for API links. Parse the URL and require a host. Add an empty-host case to public_url_must_be_header_safe.
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Bound the server process wait.
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P38 slice F1:
sc-forge serveboots on SQLite, with users, organizations, access tokens, the credential rules and theadminCLI. Repos and git transport are F2.Decisions worth a look (all in the spec's "F1 decisions (as built)"):
invalid username or password, run one Argon2 verification (dummy hash for unknown or malformed rows), double a delay from 50 ms to 2 s, and are budgeted 30 a minute per source, reserved before verification.write:admincan reset any password and then mint tokens with it. That is site-admin impersonation by design./user/reposand/orgs/{o}/reposhave their scope and actor rows now and answer 501 until F2.checkagainst the in-tree server cannot run whole scenarios yet, because every scenario creates a repo in setup.check --pendingreplays what F1 answers (A#0-5, B#0-24) and pins where each scenario must stop. R and X are covered by the Rust tests, one for one with their recorded exchanges and departures.Evidence
checkagainst sc-forge: nothing to run.After:
forge-check.sh:2/2 scenarios ok; 0 failed exchange(s); 14 exchange(s) pending a later slice.24/24 scenarios ok; 0 failed exchange(s).cargo test -p scl-crypto -p scl-forge: 38 + 16 + 29 + 2 pass; fmt and clippy-D warningsclean./api/healthzbody, B#15 text.update_userrewrote whole rows (a stale write could restore a revoked admin flag), body reads had no timeout, source budget was check-then-act, token lists were oldest first, org permissions leaked membership,orgs/{o}/reposhad no owner rule, data dir was not owner-only. Each has a test.Merge Danger
Door: two-way. New crate, no existing behavior changes;
Cargo.lockgains rusqlite (bundled SQLite, first C dependency), argon2 and hyper server features.Blast Radius: CI. One new job (
sc-forge conformance), and unix-only code that the Windows check compiles as an empty crate.Not covered: Windows was reasoned about, not run. The concurrent-patch test is a stress test, not a proof. Follow-ups go to #297.
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