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public/.htaccess is preserved on upgrade, so an install keeps the shape it was installed with. The 0.8.6 heal only recognised the 0.7.71 – 0.8.5 private-uploads rule; older installs kept rules that serve private uploads straight from disk:
- up to 0.7.17 there is no private rule at all: every existing file under /uploads/, Digital Library files and archive documents included, is served as it is;
- 0.7.18 – 0.7.70 anchor the private rules on %{REQUEST_URI}, so under a subfolder they never match and existing private files are served as they are;
- 0.7.71 – 0.8.5 lack [NC], so /uploads/Digital/ skips the private rule on a case-insensitive disk.
PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal now brings each shape to the 0.8.6 pair (the per-directory private rule with [NC], then the public passthrough), replacing only lines that are still exactly what was shipped, and refuses any result where the private rule does not come first.
Tests: tests/fixtures/htaccess-history holds the 13 distinct shipped files. htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php checks each healed file (private rule with [NC] first, no anchored REQUEST_URI rule left, every other directive untouched, idempotent) and that edited rules are left alone. htaccess-heal-apache-480.test.sh serves each one on a real Apache, before and after, at the root and in a subfolder: before the heal every format older than 0.8.6 leaks private files somewhere; after it none does and covers stay static (104 checks).
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- Line 34: Modifica le regex REWRITE_C e NOGZIP_OLD per riconoscere
correttamente le righe con terminazione CRLF, sostituendo il finale [ \t]*$ con
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ℹ️ No blocking issues. Two rough edges in which files get healed, and how a declined heal is reported.
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This review covers the single commit that extends the public/.htaccess heal from the 0.7.71 shape to every shipped shape.
PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal::apply()now rewrites shapes A (no private rule), B (anchored%{REQUEST_URI}) and C (per-directory without[NC]) into the 0.8.6 pair. A newsafe()check rejects any result where the[NC]private rule does not come before the public/uploads/rule.- History fixtures: there are 13 distinct shipped
.htaccessfiles undertests/fixtures/htaccess-history/, whitelisted in.gitignore. - Tests: a pure unit test (
htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php) passes here withALL 68 PASS. The real-Apache script (htaccess-heal-apache-480.test.sh) defaults to the Homebrew config path, so it skips on Linux and is not run in CI.
I also checked the healed output for 0.1.1, 0.7.21 and 0.7.71-rc.1 by hand. Only the /uploads/ rewrite lines and the no-gzip line change.
ℹ️ The failure messages and comments at both call sites still describe only the [NC] fix
PluginManager.php:2320 and Updater.php:4052 tell the operator to "add [NC] to the RewriteRule ^uploads/(digital|archives/documents|storage)/ line by hand". On a shape A or B install that line does not exist, so the advice does not apply. The comments above both calls (PluginManager.php:2314-2318 and Updater.php:4046-4050) also still say the heal only adds [NC].
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# Call-site comments and messages are stale for shapes A/B
## Affected sites
- app/Support/PluginManager.php:2314-2320: comment says the heal "adds [NC]"; the log message tells the operator to add [NC] by hand
- app/Support/Updater.php:4046-4052: same comment and same `debugLog` message
## Required outcome
- The comments describe the full heal (all shipped shapes moved to the 0.8.6 private + public pair).
- The manual-fix message tells the operator what the end state must be: `RewriteRule ^uploads/(digital|archives/documents|storage)/ index.php [NC,QSA,L]` before `RewriteRule ^uploads/ - [L]`, with no anchored `%{REQUEST_URI} ^/uploads/` rules left.claude-opus-5-5 ｜ 𝕏
…clines - REWRITE_C and the no-gzip pattern now end with a lookahead that accepts \r, so a 0.7.71 – 0.8.5 file saved on Windows gets [NC] too; the lines the heal adds keep the file's CRLF line ends. - heal() returns false whenever the file still lets private uploads be served from disk, also when it declined a rule the operator edited. The once-per-version window and the Updater log it with the exact rule to add, so a declined heal is never silent. - Tests: every shipped .htaccess converted to CRLF heals, stays CRLF and is idempotent; heal() returns true on a shipped file and false on an edited one.
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✅ No new issues found. Both earlier findings are fixed cleanly.
Reviewed changes
This review covers e4dc83e, which makes CRLF files heal and makes a declined heal show up in the logs.
- CRLF support:
REWRITE_CandNOGZIP_OLDnow end in(?=\r?$).block()takes an$eol, so the lines it adds use the file's own line endings. - Declined heals are reported:
heal()now returnsacceptable(), meaning the file issafe()or has noRewriteRuleat all. An edited rule that the heal leaves alone now returnsfalse. Both call sites log the exact rule needed and where it must go. - Tests:
htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phpnow checks a CRLF copy of every fixture: it heals, keeps CRLF throughout, and a second run changes nothing. It also coversheal()'strue/falsepaths on a temp file. I ran it here and gotALL 97 PASS. The DB-backed matrix test now expectsfalsefor an edited rule.
One thing to know about the new contract: safe() looks for the exact [NC,QSA,L] rule text. A custom configuration that is safe but written differently will therefore be logged as unsafe once per version window. Since that only produces a warning and the message also says "or restore the shipped file", it seems a reasonable trade-off.
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safe() accepted only the exact shipped text, so a custom file that is safe but written differently (flags in another order, extra flags or spaces, the long names nocase and last) was logged as leaking on every maintenance window. It now accepts any RewriteRule for the private folders whose flags include NC (or nocase) and L (or last), still required to come before the public /uploads/ rule.
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ℹ️ No blocking issues. One small test gap is noted inline.
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This review covers a370fe2, which makes safe() accept the private rule in any spelling.
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safe(): the check now matches anyRewriteRule ^uploads/(digital|archives/documents|storage)/ index.php [...]line (any case, any whitespace) whose flags includeNC/nocaseandL/last. That line must still come before the first public/uploads/rule. This removes the false "unsafe" warning I noted last time for custom files that are safe. - Tests: three new checks cover reordered flags, extra flags and missing
NC. They also confirmapply()leaves a respelled file unchanged. I ran the suite here and gotALL 100 PASS.
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✅ No new issues found. The test gap from the last review is fixed.
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This review covers eb7de34, which changes only the test file.
- Long flag names tested: the respelled rule is now
[last,QSA,nocase], so the test now covers theLASTandNOCASEbranches ofsafe(). - Rule without
Lrejected: a new check confirms thatsafe()rejects[NC,QSA], because the public/uploads/rule below it would still apply. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 101 PASS.
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Code reviewBranch: Found 10 findings across all lanes:
Deep lane — correctness & security✓ Auto-fixable (3)
Cross-cutting group G1: F003 + F006 — Both findings share one root cause in app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php: neither apply() nor safe() checks for a RewriteCond pending above the block it matches. Add one helper, conditionPending(string $content, int $offset): bool, that scans backwards skipping blank and comment lines (CRLF-aware) and returns true only when the first other line is a RewriteCond. Use it in apply() to skip the REWRITE_C, PASSTHROUGH_A and PASSTHROUGH_B splices and the PRIVATE_B removal when a condition is pending, and in safe() to refuse a conditional NC+L private rule so heal() returns false and the callers log. Both halves must land together, with one combined set of tests in tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php (a RewriteCond above the anchor for 0.7.13, 0.7.21, 0.7.71 and a healed 0.8.6 file, with and without a comment or blank between), keeping shipped fixtures healing, idempotency, CRLF and the between-lines decline. Details and fix proposalsF003 — Shape A heal splices the private block in place of the
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| F001 | 55 | correctness | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php:116-141 |
safe() matches the private rule's flags order/spelling-agnostically but the two 'public rule still ahead' checks are rigid literals ([L] and [NC] only), so a hand-edited public /uploads/ rule with a different flag spelling or order ([L,NC], [last]) that precedes the private rule goes unmatched and safe() returns true while private uploads stay exposed. |
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| F007 | 28 | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php |
L54-71 | The old code checked is_string() on each preg_replace result; the new code casts with (string), so a PCRE failure becomes '' and, on a file with no Rewrite lines, rulesChanged() is false and apply() returns '' — heal() would then overwrite public/.htaccess with an empty file. |
| F016 | 10 | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php |
L54-56 | REWRITE_C is applied with an unbounded preg_replace while the A/B branches replace once; a file containing the shape-C private rule more than once gets every copy rewritten, and safe() then judges only the first match. |
| F010 | 40 | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php |
L80-93 | heal() now returns false for any file still carrying RewriteRules that is not in the 0.8.6 shape, including custom-but-safe files safe()'s narrow patterns reject (e.g. [NC,QSA,END] or a [F,NC] deny rule); PluginManager calls heal() every maintenance window and logs SecureLogger::error on false, so those installs log a false leak warning repeatedly. |
| F015 | 35 | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php |
L135-139 | safe() only treats '^uploads/ - ...' passthroughs as public rules; a broader passthrough placed before the private rule (e.g. 'RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f' + 'RewriteRule ^ - [L]', or an extension-based 'RewriteRule .(pdf |
| F002 | 15 | app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php |
L143-147 | acceptable()'s fallback only checks for the total absence of any RewriteRule, not of an /uploads/ rule; a real public/.htaccess always has the front-controller RewriteRule, so the fallback never fires and acceptable() degenerates to safe() for every realistic file. |
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Run fixrun_20261020T111441Z708273 — 2026-10-20T11:24:37Z
- Outcomes: 2 regression
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| F003 | FG-1 | ✗ regression (reverted) | conditionPending() stops at the first non-comment, non-blank line, but in mod_rewrite only a RewriteRule consumes pending RewriteConds; a condition separated from the block by SetEnvIf/Header/Options/RewriteBase still binds to the inserted private rule and safe() reports it safe. The new docblock states the wrong premise. |
| F006 | FG-1 | ✗ regression (reverted) | Same root cause as F003: safe() relies on conditionPending(), which treats any non-comment directive as ending a pending RewriteCond, so a private rule gated by a RewriteCond with a Header/SetEnvIf/RewriteBase line in between is still reported safe. |
Run fixrun_20261020T112506Z84cb1f — 2026-10-20T11:33:15Z
- Outcomes: 2 fixed and verified
- Commits:
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| F003 | FG-1 | ✓ fixed and verified | |
| F006 | FG-1 | ✓ fixed and verified |
Run fixrun_20261020T131127Zfe665f — 2026-10-20T13:11:27Z
- Outcomes: 1 fixed and verified
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| F008 | FG-1 | ✓ fixed and verified |
… block mod_rewrite hands every queued RewriteCond to the next RewriteRule, whatever comments, blank lines or other directives sit in between. A condition the operator wrote above the shipped /uploads/ block therefore moved onto the private rule the heal inserted (shapes A and B), or stayed on the one shape C rewrote, so the private rule only applied when that condition matched and every other request reached the public passthrough. safe() still called the file safe, so neither the updater nor the maintenance window logged it. apply() now leaves a block untouched when a RewriteCond is pending above it, and safe() no longer counts a conditional private rule as protective, so heal() returns false and the callers log the file. The history tests cover each shipped shape with a condition directly above the block and with a comment, a blank line or another directive in between.
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✅ No new issues found. The heal now leaves a block alone when an operator's
RewriteCondabove it would bind to the spliced rule.
Reviewed changes
This review covers 80164ac, which makes the heal and safe() aware of a RewriteCond still waiting above a block.
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conditionPending(): it walks back from the start of a block's line, and the firstRewriteRuleorRewriteCondit meets decides the answer. This matches mod_rewrite, where only aRewriteRuletakes the pending conditions, and comments or other directives such asSetEnvIf,OptionsandRewriteBasedo not. The docblock notes that the scan ignores<IfModule>/<If>nesting. - Made
apply()skip blocks with a pending condition: shape C now goes throughpreg_replace_callbackwithPREG_OFFSET_CAPTUREand leaves untouched any match with a pending condition. The closure takes$outby value, so the offsets point into the original content. Shape B is skipped if either its passthrough or its private half has a pending condition. In the 0.7.21 fixture the private half follows the passthrough'sRewriteRule ^ - [L], so normally nothing is pending there. Shape A is guarded the same way. - Tightened
safe(): a private rule with a pending condition no longer counts as the guard, so a healed 0.8.6 file with an operator condition spliced in is reported as unsafe. The shippedE=HTTP_AUTHORIZATIONrule still takes its own condition, and both the 0.8.6-rc.1 fixture and the healed output stay safe. - Added tests: the new cases put an operator condition above each A/B/C block in five ways (directly above, or with a comment, a blank line,
SetEnvIf, orOptions+RewriteBasein between). They also cover the negative cases, a lone directive and a condition already bound to its own rule. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 148 PASS.
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🟡 Minor · safe() riconosce la regola pubblica solo nella forma… · PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php:155-159
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safe()riconosce la regola pubblica solo nella forma spedita. Una variante può risultare "sicura" senza esserlo.Le righe 135-152 accettano qualsiasi forma della regola privata: flag in altro ordine, nomi lunghi, spazi multipli, maiuscole e minuscole. Il controllo sulla regola pubblica accetta invece solo due stringhe esatte e sensibili alle maiuscole:
RewriteRule ^uploads/ - [L];RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/uploads/ [NC].Le forme seguenti non vengono quindi rilevate quando precedono la regola privata con
[NC]:
RewriteRule ^uploads/ - [L,NC];RewriteRule ^uploads - [L];RewriteRule ^uploads/ - [L];rewriterule ^uploads/ - [L].In questi casi
safe()restituiscetrue.heal()restituiscetruetramiteacceptable(). Il log diPluginManagere diUpdaternon viene scritto, anche se Apache serve/uploads/digital/…dal disco tramite la regola pubblica.Prima questo PR
safe()non decideva l'esito diheal(). Ora lo decide, quindi un falso positivo nasconde proprio il caso che il PR vuole segnalare. Usate per la regola pubblica la stessa tolleranza già usata per la regola privata.🔒 Correzione proposta
- foreach (['/^[ \t]*RewriteRule \^uploads\/ - \[L\]/m', '/^[ \t]*RewriteCond %\{REQUEST_URI\} \^\/uploads\/ \[NC\]/m'] as $public) { + // Any spelling of the public passthrough, as for the private rule above. The private + // rule/cond (followed by "(digital|…)") and the negated "!^/uploads/…" cond do not match. + foreach ([ + '/^[ \t]*RewriteRule[ \t]+\^\/?uploads\/?[ \t]+-(?:[ \t]|$)/mi', + '/^[ \t]*RewriteCond[ \t]+%\{REQUEST_URI\}[ \t]+\^\/uploads\/?(?:[ \t]|$)/mi', + ] as $public) { if (preg_match($public, $content, $m, PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE) === 1 && $m[0][1] < $private) { return false; } }Aggiungete un caso di test con la fixture 0.8.6 riordinata e la regola pubblica scritta
[L,NC]. Il test deve verificare chesafe()restituiscafalse.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 155-159: Aggiornate i pattern delle regole pubbliche usati da
safe() per adottare la stessa tolleranza della regola privata: spazi variabili,
maiuscole/minuscole ignorate, slash opzionale dopo uploads e flag aggiuntivi
come [L,NC], mantenendo escluse le regole private o negate. Aggiungete un test
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safe() only looked for the public /uploads/ rule as "RewriteRule ^uploads/ - [L]" or as the old "RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/uploads/ [NC]" head. The same passthrough written as "^uploads/ - [L,NC]", "^uploads - [L]", "^/?uploads/.*$ - [END]", in lower case or with more spaces, above the private rule served private files from disk while safe() called the file safe, so neither the updater nor the maintenance window logged it.
safe() now takes every passthrough ("-") above the private rule that stops rewriting (L, last, END) or skips rules (S=n), and runs its pattern against the private paths, also in another case: without NC a pattern still reaches the file on a case-insensitive disk. Every spelling counts the same, a "^ - [L]" behind any RewriteCond included, while a passthrough without L, one limited to a public subfolder or a negated one stays safe. The shipped files only have E= rules there, which never stop, so none of them changes verdict.
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Resta però un caso non rilevato: RewriteRule \.epub$ - [L]Di conseguenza, Usare PCRE risolve il riconoscimento delle sintassi, ma provare alcuni percorsi non dimostra che il pattern escluda tutti i file privati. Consiglio un test con questo caso e un esito conservativo per i pattern di cui non si può dimostrare l’esclusione. Non ho eseguito i test nel sandbox. La correzione delle varianti originali è visibile nel codice; la garanzia generale di ✏️ Learnings added
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ℹ️ No blocking issues. There is one gap in the paths the new check tries, noted inline.
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This review covers e0ef520, which changes how safe() finds a public /uploads/ rule above the private one.
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publicRuleBefore(): it replaces the two exact-text public patterns. EveryRewriteRule <pattern> - [...]above the private rule that stops (L/LAST/END) or skips (S=n) is now compiled and run against sample private paths. It honoursNCand a leading!. A pattern PCRE cannot compile counts as a leak. This handles the respelled rules from the CodeRabbit comment on80164ac([L,NC],^uploads, extra spaces, lowercase). - Added tests: 13 rules above the private one must make the file unsafe, and 6 must leave it safe (no
L, a public subfolder,^uploadsarchive/, a negated pattern, a lookahead excluding the private folders,E=). I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 168 PASS.
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Running each pattern against four sample paths only proved those paths: "RewriteRule \.epub$ - [L]" above the private rule matches none of them, so safe() called the file safe while Apache served every private EPUB from disk. The same went for a start in another case without NC ("^UPLOADS/Digital/"), a negated "!^uploads/" (which lets /Uploads/Digital/ through on a case-insensitive disk), and a literal start deeper inside a private folder.
A passthrough that stops rewriting or skips rules is now reported unless the pattern is anchored with ^ and its literal start, compared without case, leads away from every private folder ("^uploads/thumbs/", "^assets/"), with no "|" anywhere (in "^assets/|uploads/" the second branch has no anchor), and none of the sample private paths matches it either. Anything else, a lookahead included, cannot be proved without reasoning about the regex, so it is logged rather than trusted. The shipped files only have E= rules above the private rule, which never stop, so none of them changes verdict.
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@coderabbitai Right, sample paths prove only those paths. Fixed in ad47c7d: a passthrough that stops (L/last/END) or skips (S=n) above the private rule is now reported unless it is provably harmless, i.e. anchored with |
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✅ No new issues found. The extension-probe gap from the last review is closed, and the fix is stronger than the one I suggested.
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This review covers ad47c7d. It changes safe() so that a stopping passthrough above the private rule counts as a leak unless the heal can prove it misses the private folders.
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missesPrivateFolders(): a passthrough withL/LAST/END/S=nnow passes only when it has no|anywhere and starts with^and a literal run. A literal character followed by?,*or{is dropped from that run. The lowercased run must not be a prefix ofuploads/digital/,uploads/archives/documents/oruploads/storage/, and none of those may be a prefix of the run. Every probe path must also miss, compared case-insensitively. Probes now cover.epub,.mp3,.m4a,.jpgand.pngtoo. - Updated the tests: they now report extension-keyed rules, quantifier-shortened starts, unanchored
|branches,!^uploads/and the lookahead exclusion. They also accept^uploads/digitalx/and^assets/.*\.css$. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 185 PASS.
I also tried a few edge cases by hand. ^uploads/digita[l]/, ^uploads/s\w* and ^uploads/(thumbs)/ are reported, and ^uploads/digitalz+ and ^assets/x{0,} are accepted. Some safe spellings are reported too, such as ^uploads\/thumbs\/. That only means an extra log warning, which is a reasonable price for a proof-only check.
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apply() put PDF and WAV into the no-gzip list in the same pass as the rewrite heal, and when the rewritten rules turned out not to be safe (an operator passthrough such as "^uploads/ - [L,NC]" above the private rule) it returned the original file, dropping the no-gzip line with them. Such an install kept compressing PDF and WAV, so a Range request got the whole compressed body instead of the bytes on disk. Before this branch the no-gzip update was applied on every heal. apply() now decides on the rewrite rules first and runs the no-gzip update on whichever content it keeps. A declined heal still leaves every rewrite rule as it was and heal() still returns false, so the caller logs the file; it only writes the no-gzip line, with a backup, and the next run writes nothing.
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✅ No new issues found. A declined rewrite heal no longer drops the no-gzip update.
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This review covers 1bfc4f8, which applies the no-gzip update separately from the rewrite-rule heal.
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apply(): if the rewritten rules would not besafe(),$outgoes back to the original content first. Only then doesNOGZIP_OLD→NOGZIP_NEWrun. A file with an operator passthrough above the private rule keeps everyRewrite*line but still gets PDF and WAV in the no-gzip list. The class docblock and theapply()docblock now say so. - Kept the
heal()contract: on a declined heal the file now changes, soheal()takes one backup and writes it. It still returnsfalsethroughacceptable(), so the callers still log it. The next run finds nothing to change and writes nothing. - Added tests: three declined shapes are covered (0.7.71 with
^uploads/ - [L,NC]above, 0.7.71 with\.pdf$ - [L]above, and 0.7.13 with^uploads/ - [L]above). Each checks that the rules stay the same, the no-gzip line is updated,safe()stays false and a second pass changes nothing. An on-disk check confirms one backup,falseon both runs, and no write on the second run. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 189 PASS.
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- Line 154: Estendi la valutazione di safe() per rifiutare una regola privata
preceduta da una RewriteRule con flag C o CHAIN, indipendentemente dalla
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A RewriteRule with C (chain) runs the next rule only when it matched itself, so "RewriteRule ^uploads/thumbs/ - [C]" right above the private rule skips it for every private path, whatever its substitution. conditionPending() stopped at the first RewriteRule and called the queue taken, so safe() counted the chained private rule as protective and the heal could rewrite a shape C rule into the chain. The backward scan now treats a RewriteRule carrying C or chain like a pending RewriteCond: the private rule below it is not counted as safe, and apply() leaves that block as it is so heal() reports the file. A cookie flag such as CO= is no chain and stays safe.
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✅ No new issues found. A rule chained into the private rule now counts as a condition, which covers the CodeRabbit comment on
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This review covers 572ad97, which makes conditionPending() treat a chained rule above the private rule as conditional.
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conditionPending(): when the firstRewriteRulefound walking back hasCorCHAINin its trailing[flags](any case, trimmed), a condition is now pending. As a result,safe()no longer counts a chained private rule as the guard, andapply()no longer rewrites a block that sits inside a chain. Lines are still split on\r?\n, so CRLF files get the same check. None of the shipped fixtures has a[C]rule, so the heal output does not change for them. - Added tests: three chained spellings above the healed 0.7.71 private rule are reported (
[C],[chain],[QSA, c]). The 0.7.71 C shape is left alone and reported when an^assets/ - [C]rule sits right above it. ACO=cookie flag is not mistaken for a chain. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 195 PASS.
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…grade tests/digital-upgrade-480.spec.js runs twice against the same sandbox install. Before the upgrade the admin uploads two PDFs and an audiobook through the old book form and an anonymous visitor downloads them, Range requests included. After it, the same files are in storage/digital byte for byte at the same addresses, still open to everyone while the default is left as it was, and once the admin limits one to signed-in readers and one to staff the visitor is sent to sign in or refused, another case of the folder name or a dot segment does not get around the check, the reader opens only theirs and the admin both. digital-access-480.spec.js takes the install root from E2E_INSTALL_ROOT, so the same suite can run against the upgraded sandbox.
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✅ No new issues found. This commit only adds and adjusts tests, and the heal code is unchanged.
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This review covers f96e474, which adds an end-to-end upgrade test for Digital Library files uploaded on an older release.
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tests/digital-upgrade-480.spec.js: a Playwright spec that runs in two phases, selected byE2E_UPGRADE_PHASE, with the state between them kept in a JSON file.before: the admin uploads two PDFs and an MP3 through the book form. The files land inpublic/uploads/digital, and an anonymous visitor gets200and206responses.after: the files are instorage/digital, byte for byte, at the same URLs. Under the inherited default they still open. Then the admin sets one file tousersand one tostaff. An anonymous visitor now gets a302to sign in for the first and a403for the second, and the/Digital/and/./spellings of the URL do not serve the file either. A signed-in reader can open theusersfile but not thestaffone. The admin can open both.
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tests/digital-access-480.spec.js:ROOTnow honoursE2E_INSTALL_ROOT, like the other specs. The check on the old folder's.htaccessnow ignores aRequire all deniedinside<FilesMatch>, which the pre-0.8.6 plugin uses to deny scripts only.
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- Every selector and form field the spec uses exists in
storage/plugins/digital-library/views/. - The columns of the inserted
utentirow matchinstaller/database/schema.sql. [data-attachment-row]was added on 2026-10-04, before 0.8.4. The "old release" in thebeforephase therefore needs to be at least that recent.node --checkpasses on both specs, andtests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phpstill reportsALL 195 PASS.
The new spec is not run by any CI workflow, only by the local, gitignored scripts/reinstall-test.sh Test B. That matches the existing upgrade specs.
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…89 in the upgrade test Before the attachment list of 0.7.89 the book form had one eBook and one audiobook field, and the edit page lived at /admin/libri/modifica/N up to 0.7.17. The upgrade test now uploads through whichever form the old release has, gives each file a role (open, readers, staff) instead of a label, finds the rows of the upgraded form by address, and also tries /UPLOADS/ on the protected files.
…on changes When a bundled plugin's version on disk moved past the one in the database, only an active plugin had its schema brought up to date (onActivate runs ensureSchema). A plugin that is registered but switched off kept its tables as they were. An install upgraded from 0.7.x keeps ncip-server registered and off, with the ncip_transactions of that time, so it lacked prenotazione_id and its foreign key until someone switched NCIP on, and its schema differed from a fresh install's. The version bump now runs ensureSchema for an inactive plugin whose declared tables already exist and miss a column or foreign key. It registers no hook and leaves the plugin off. A plugin whose tables were never created, like an Archives nobody activated, is left alone, since activating it creates them. The check uses is_callable because most plugin wrappers forward these methods through __call. plugin-schema-selfheal-fkcol.unit.php covers both cases: the inactive ncip-server gets the column and foreign key at the bump and stays off without hooks, and an inactive Archives without tables gets none.
…it without them Some 0.7.x installers left digital-library active with only its routes hook, so the book form had no uploader and the upgrade test could not upload anything on 0.7.68. The test now switches the plugin off and on from the plugins page when book.form.digital_fields is missing, as an admin would, and checks the hook is there before uploading.
…y taken The previous release's Updater runs the bundled plugin sync itself, with its own PluginManager still in memory. On an install upgraded from 0.7.16 that old code takes NCIP's 1.0.0 to 1.0.5 bump, so the new code finds the plugin already at the disk version and never adds ncip_transactions.prenotazione_id. The inactive-plugin schema sync now also runs on the same-version path. It runs once per release, and only reads until a column or foreign key is actually missing.
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ℹ️ No blocking issues. There is one inaccurate cadence comment, noted inline.
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This review covers 62a5144..a07aba1. These commits extend the upgrade E2E spec to older book forms, and add a schema sync for bundled plugins that are switched off.
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syncInactivePluginSchema(): on a version bump, an inactive bundled plugin now gets itsensureSchema()run when all its declared tables exist and a declared column or foreign key is missing. A new same-versionelseifbranch does the same, for installs where the previous release's Updater already took the bump. A plugin with no tables (e.g. Archives that was never switched on) is left alone. - Added DB tests: scenario C in
tests/plugin-schema-selfheal-fkcol.unit.phpchecks that an inactive NCIP getsprenotazione_idand its FK back, both on a bump and at the same version, and stays off with no hooks. Scenario D checks that Archives gets no table. - Extended
tests/digital-upgrade-480.spec.js: it now handles the singlefile_url/audio_urlfields of releases before 0.7.89 and the old/admin/libri/modifica/Nroute. It switches Digital Library off and on again whenbook.form.digital_fieldsis missing. Files are now tracked by role (open/readers/staff), and the spec adds an/UPLOADS/variant to the bypass checks.
I checked HookManager::loadHooks(), which joins on p.is_active = 1. So when DigitalLibraryPlugin::setPluginId() writes hook rows during this sync for an inactive Digital Library, those hooks never fire. deactivatePlugin() already does the same thing. No bundled wrapper exposes expectedTables only through __call, so the is_callable/method_exists split does not hide any table today. tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php still reports ALL 195 PASS, and php -l and node --check are clean. I could not run the DB-backed test here.
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The comment said the same-version sync of an inactive bundled plugin runs once per release. autoRegisterBundledPlugins() runs on every maintenance window (the 900-second plugins_maintenance_* marker per version stamp) and on every getAllPlugins() call, so on each load of the admin plugins page. The check stays read-only until something is missing; the comment now says when it runs, so nobody relies on a once-per-release guarantee.
…ccepts The regular browser shards run every spec, and digital-upgrade-480.spec.js has nothing to do there without E2E_UPGRADE_PHASE. Its single skip reason, "E2E credentials and E2E_UPGRADE_PHASE required", matched the audit's "required" pattern, so all 8 tests counted as hidden infrastructure failures and failed shard 2. The missing phase now skips with its own reason, like the 412 upgrade spec, while missing credentials keep a reason the audit still flags.
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- Around line 2771-2782: Modifica instantiatePlugin aggiungendo l’opzione
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- Line 253: Modifica il test del caso con segmento dot in
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hardcoded con un helper riutilizzabile come dropPrenotazione che individui
tramite information_schema tutte le FK associate a prenotazione_id, le rimuova
usando il nome effettivo quotato e elimini la colonna solo se ancora presente.
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✅ No new issues found. The comment I flagged about how often the pass runs is now accurate, and the upgrade spec no longer trips the CI skip audit.
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This review covers 5789146 and 0cbbed3, the two commits after a07aba1.
- Corrected the cadence comment: the comment above
syncInactivePluginSchema()inPluginManager.phpnow says what actually happens. The pass runs on every 900 splugins_maintenance_*window and on everygetAllPlugins()call. That matchesloadActivePlugins()(QueryCache::set($maintenanceKey, 1, 900)). - Split the upgrade spec's skip:
tests/digital-upgrade-480.spec.jsis not listed as excluded or dedicated inscripts/ci-playwright-policy.js, so it runs in the deep-regression shards, where no phase is set. The old reason (… E2E_UPGRADE_PHASE required) matched therequiredterm infatalReasoninscripts/ci-audit-playwright-results.js, so the audit failed it as a suspicious skip. The new phase reason matches none of the fatal terms (it has noset e2e_either), and it is registered first. If both conditions hold, the audit reads that firstskipannotation. The credentials reason, which still saysrequired, can only fire when a phase is set, which happens only in local upgrade runs.
php -l and node --check pass on both changed files.
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…ng hooks syncInactivePluginSchema() built its instance through instantiatePlugin(), which always calls setPluginId(). digital-library, open-library, goodlib and scraping-pro register their hooks there whenever they have none, and digital-library also moves its files, so syncing the schema of a plugin the admin switched off gave it hook rows. instantiatePlugin() now takes $setPluginId (true by default) and the schema-only path passes false; no ensureSchema() reads the plugin id. Scenario E covers it with an inactive digital-library, and fails on the previous commit. Scenario C now drops prenotazione_id together with whatever foreign key holds it under its actual name, and registers a restore, so a failure halfway puts NCIP's activation state, version and hooks back. The upgrade spec sends the /Digital/, /./ and /UPLOADS/ variants through curl --path-as-is: Playwright's request.get parses the URL and drops the "/./" segment, so that variant only repeated the plain request.
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✅ No new issues found. A plugin that is switched off no longer gets hook rows or a file move from the schema sync.
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This review covers 233565b, the only commit after 0cbbed3. It addresses CodeRabbit's three inline comments on a07aba1.
- Schema-only instance:
instantiatePlugin()now takesbool $setPluginId = true, andsyncInactivePluginSchema()passesfalse. A switched-off Digital Library therefore no longer runsensureHooksRegistered()orensureStorageMigrated()during the sync. I checked that no bundledensureSchema()reads$this->pluginId. Digital Library's version only addslibricolumns anddigital_library_files. Every other caller keeps the default. - Exact-path bypass checks: the
/Digital/,/./and/UPLOADS/checks indigital-upgrade-480.spec.jsnow go throughcurl --path-as-is, so the/./request is no longer collapsed into the plain URL before it is sent. - Sturdier DB test: scenario C now drops
prenotazione_idby the foreign key's real name, found ininformation_schema. It also registers a restore foris_activeand the version. A new scenario E confirms that an inactive Digital Library at an older version getslibri.audio_urlback with zero hooks and stays off. Its restore runs before scenario B's, and B's restore re-adds the column values fromzz_sfc_dl_bakand the original version.
php -l passes on both PHP files and node --check passes on the spec. I could not run the DB-backed test here.
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…g in END apply() cast every preg_* result to a string. When PCRE gives up (backtrack or JIT limits) those calls return null, so apply() returned '' and heal() wrote an empty public/.htaccess, then called it acceptable because it holds no RewriteRule: the site lost its front controller and every protection with it (review F007). A null now keeps the file as it is, and the next maintenance window tries again. safe() took a private rule as protective only with L or last. END stops rewriting too, so a custom file with [NC,QSA,END] was reported as leaking on every maintenance window (part of F010). tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php runs apply() and heal() with pcre.backtrack_limit=1 and checks the file on disk is unchanged, and checks the END spelling; the three checks fail on the previous commit (the on-disk file was emptied). ALL 198 PASS, and digital-access-matrix-480.unit.php still passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EY98MP9mUiKL95YcoDGcUm
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🟡 Minor · Gestire false da preg_match() in acceptable() · PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php:226
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falsedapreg_match()inacceptable()Quando
safe($content)restituiscefalseepreg_match()restituiscefalse, il confronto!== 1restituiscetrue.heal()può quindi restituiretruesenza avere verificato il file. Entrambi i chiamanti registrano l'errore solo quandoheal()restituiscefalse, quindi il problema resta silenzioso.Usate
=== 0, così un errore PCRE non viene considerato come assenza diRewriteRule. Aggiungete anche l'asserzione sul valore restituito daheal()nel test PCRE.🐛 Correzione proposta
private static function acceptable(string $content): bool { - return self::safe($content) || preg_match('/^\s*RewriteRule\b/m', $content) !== 1; + return self::safe($content) || preg_match('/^\s*RewriteRule\b/m', $content) === 0; }$check(!Heal::heal($tmpFile, $tmpDir . '/backups'), 'when PCRE gives up, heal() reports the file instead of calling it safe');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 40-41: Aggiorna la funzione getPathAsIs() aggiungendo a curl
l’opzione --max-time e configurando timeout nelle opzioni di execFileSync, così
la richiesta e il processo hanno limiti di durata. Mantieni invariato il resto
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Review comments at @tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php:
- Around line 251-262: Rendi il test attorno a Heal::apply() e Heal::heal()
sensibile alla guardia $out === null: usa una fixture o un percorso in cui il
preg_match() di riconoscimento riesce, ma una successiva preg_replace*
restituisce null, verificando esplicitamente che heal() non scriva un file vuoto
e preservi il contenuto originale.
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- Line 226: Aggiorna `acceptable()` affinché consideri accettabile l’assenza di
`RewriteRule` solo quando `preg_match()` restituisce esattamente `0`, evitando
di trattare `false` come esito positivo. Nel test PCRE, aggiungi inoltre
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ℹ️ No blocking issues.
apply()no longer writes an empty file when PCRE gives up, butheal()still reports that case as safe. Details are below, plus one small note inline.
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This review covers 275bf2d, the only commit after 233565b.
- PCRE failure keeps the file:
apply()no longer castspreg_replace*results tostring. When any of them returnsnull, it returns the original$content, soheal()can no longer write an emptypublic/.htaccess. ENDcounts as a stop flag:safe()now accepts a private rule withENDas well asL/LAST, so a custom but safe[NC,QSA,END]file is no longer reported.- Tests: the new tests cover the
ENDprivate rule, and withpcre.backtrack_limit=1and JIT off they check thatapply()and the on-diskheal()leave the file unchanged. I rantests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.phphere and gotALL 198 PASS.
ℹ️ heal() still returns true for an unhealed file when PCRE gives up
The new comment says the old bug was that heal() "called acceptable because it has no RewriteRule". That second half is still there. In acceptable(), preg_match(...) !== 1 treats a PCRE false as "no RewriteRule". I tried it here: with pcre.backtrack_limit=1 and JIT off, heal() on the untouched 0.7.71 fixture returns true. Neither caller logs anything, even though the file still leaks. CodeRabbit's outside-diff comment on PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php:226 is right about this. The new test calls heal() without checking its return value, so it does not catch the problem.
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# acceptable() treats a PCRE failure as "no RewriteRule"
## Affected sites
- app/Support/PrivateUploadsRewriteHeal.php:226 — `preg_match('/^\s*RewriteRule\b/m', $content) !== 1` is true when preg_match returns false
- tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php:262 — `Heal::heal(...)` return value is not asserted under the PCRE limits
## Required outcome
- When PCRE fails, `heal()` returns false (so PluginManager/Updater log it) instead of true.
- The PCRE-limit test asserts `!Heal::heal($tmpFile, ...)`.
## Suggested approach
- Use `=== 0` in `acceptable()`.claude-opus-5-5 ｜ 𝕏
… up after the match acceptable() now treats a preg_match error as "has rewrite rules", so heal() returns false instead of calling the file safe. The PCRE test asserts that, and adds a 0.7.71 file whose rule is recognised but whose replace gives up on a later line: apply() keeps the original and heal() leaves the file on disk. The --path-as-is curl in the upgrade spec gets --max-time and an exec timeout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EY98MP9mUiKL95YcoDGcUm
At the last replace $out is the original or a heal that passed safe(), so a PCRE failure there falls back to it rather than discarding the security fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EY98MP9mUiKL95YcoDGcUm
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acceptable()fix is good, but the?? $outfix described on the resolved thread at line 96 is not on this branch. Details inline.
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- PCRE failure is reported:
acceptable()now uses=== 0, so whenpreg_matchreturnsfalse,heal()returnsfalseand the callers log it. The PCRE-limit test now asserts!Heal::heal(...). This resolves the body note from the previous review and CodeRabbit's outside-diff comment. - Give-up-after-match test: a 0.7.71 file with a near-miss
[QSA,L]line padded with 2000 blanks, run atbacktrack_limit=1000. The recognitionpreg_matchsucceeds andpreg_replace_callbackreturnsnull, so the test reaches the$out === nullguard. curltimeouts:getPathAsIs()now passes--max-time 15tocurlandtimeout: 20000toexecFileSync.
tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php prints ALL 202 PASS here. The author's reply mentions 203. php -l and node --check both pass.
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a88b58ccontains the?? $outfallback, as the author said on the line 96 thread.
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This review covers a88b58c, the only commit after 23c9df7.
- The no-gzip fallback keeps the rewrite heal: if the
NOGZIP_OLDreplace gives up,apply()now falls back to$outinstead of$content. By that line,$outhas already passedsafe()or been reset to$content, so the fallback cannot return an unchecked rewrite. - Added a give-up test for the no-gzip replace only: the test appends to the 0.7.71 fixture an old no-gzip line with 2000 trailing blanks. I ran that input on its own at
backtrack_limit=1000with JIT off:preg_replace(NOGZIP_OLD, …)returnsnullwith "Backtrack limit exhausted". So the test really exercises the fallback, and it would have failed with the old?? $content.
tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php prints ALL 203 PASS here, and php -l passes.
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public/.htaccessis preserved on upgrade, so every installation keeps the/uploads/rules it was installed with. The 0.8.6-rc.1 heal only recognised the 0.7.71 – 0.8.5 private-uploads rule. On the demo installation, upgraded from an older version, it found nothing to change, and the file still served every existing upload straight from disk. The installation was safe only because its private folders happened to be empty.On a real Apache, the shapes that shipped behave like this before any heal:
%{REQUEST_URI}[NC]/uploads/Digital/...on a case-insensitive disk[NC], before the public ruleWhat changes
PrivateUploadsRewriteHealnow brings each shipped shape to the 0.8.6 pair: the per-directory private rule with[NC], followed by the public passthrough. It replaces only lines that are still exactly what was shipped, so rules an operator edited are left alone. It also refuses any result where the private rule would not come first.The heal runs in PluginManager's once-per-version window, so it applies on the first request after any upgrade, whether in-app or manual.
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RewriteCondbinds to the nextRewriteRuleacross comments, blank lines and other directives, and a rule flaggedC/chainmakes the next one conditional. When a condition or a chain is still pending above the block, the heal leaves the rewrite rules alone, because rewriting them would move that condition onto a different rule. A declined heal still adds PDF and WAV to the no-gzip list, since that list does not depend on the rewrite rules.Digital Library files across the upgrade
The upgrade from an older release now keeps every file uploaded on it. Files under
public/uploads/digitalmove byte for byte tostorage/digitalat the same addresses. They stay open to anonymous visitors until the operator restricts them, and after that the case and dot-segment variants of the old path no longer reach the file.Inactive bundled plugins
A bundled plugin that is installed but switched off only got its tables synced by
onActivate. As a result, an install upgraded from 0.7.x keptncip_transactionswithoutprenotazione_idand its foreign key until someone switched NCIP on. The bundled plugin sync now brings the tables an inactive plugin already has to its version, without switching it on or registering hooks. A plugin that never created its tables, like an untouched Archives, is left alone.This also covers the same-version path. The previous release's Updater runs the plugin sync itself, with its own
PluginManagerstill in memory, so the version bump can be taken before the new code ever sees it.Tests
tests/fixtures/htaccess-history/contains the 13 distinctpublic/.htaccessfiles of the released tags.tests/htaccess-heal-history-480.unit.php(195 checks) verifies, for each version:[NC]comes first;REQUEST_URIrule is left;It also checks that edited or partial rules are left alone, and that a block under a pending condition or chain keeps its rewrite rules.
tests/htaccess-heal-apache-480.test.sh(104 checks) serves each version on a real Apache, before and after the heal, at the root and in a subfolder. Before the heal every older version leaks somewhere. After it, every private upload reachesindex.phpand covers stay static.tests/digital-upgrade-480.spec.jsuploads eBooks and audiobooks on the old release through the admin form, then checks them after the upgrade: the content, the anonymous downloads, and the access levels once the operator restricts them. It covers both the attachments list of 0.7.89+ and the single eBook and audiobook fields of older releases.tests/plugin-schema-selfheal-fkcol.unit.phpcovers the inactive plugin sync, on a version bump and on the same version.The full upgrade regression passes from 0.7.16, 0.7.68 and 0.8.5, which covers the three older shapes of the file.
scripts/ci-quality-local.shpasses.I applied the same change by hand to the demo installation, with a backup in
storage/backups. There, private files now go through the check, covers are still served statically, and the site works.Refs #480
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