feat(core)!: add Duo project settings and GitLab 16.0+ version policy - #608
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- manage_project update: auto_duo_code_review_enabled, duo_remote_flows_enabled, duo_sast_fp_detection_enabled, duo_sast_vr_workflow_enabled, duo_secret_detection_fp_enabled, duo_dependency_bump_breaking_changes_enabled; manage_namespace update: auto_duo_code_review_enabled. Each is gated by the GitLab version that introduced it - Project/group updates report settings GitLab silently ignored (license, add-on or feature flag) in not_applied, instead of implying success - Declare GitLab 16.0 as the oldest supported release; drop minVersion values at or below it and verify the remaining ones against GitLab release sources - Adapt GraphQL documents to the connected instance schema: fields marked @optional and fragments on unknown types are pruned, unused variables dropped - Emulate newer API behaviour on older instances instead of hiding it: client-side token state filter, user type filters, unified diff headers, REST fallback for owned runners, project/group fallbacks for work item list/get, deferred update for widgets the create input lacks - Add AGENTS.md with the version support policy for contributors and reviewers BREAKING CHANGE: GitLab releases older than 16.0 are no longer supported; tools are hidden on such instances. Closes #607
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes establish GitLab 16.0 as the supported floor. They add version- and schema-aware REST and GraphQL fallbacks, work-item compatibility paths, Duo setting reporting, action availability filtering, and release workflow updates. ChangesGitLab compatibility and adaptive tooling
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to On GitLab 18.5-18.7, listing a group's projects by active state can return projects outside the requested state. Pre-17.3 user searches can report "no users found" without saying that an earlier search stopped at its scan limit. Project webhooks accept a group-only event field. The project-listing version gate should be fixed before merge; the other issues are smaller follow-ups. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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The version-locked db package got its own GitHub release that only repeated the core one: the core release already carries both MCPB bundles. Delete the db release object right after release-please creates it and mark the core release as latest. The db tag stays, since release-please finds the previous db release by it. Also quote the summary and mcp-publisher paths flagged by shellcheck.
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/docs/advanced/context-switching.md`:
- Around line 123-131: Update the work-item version table in the
context-switching documentation to reflect schema-aware fallbacks: preserve the
18.1+ namespace-listing distinction, indicate project/group listing fallbacks
and get/create/update/delete support on older versions, and show that
link/unlink requires GitLab 16.4.
In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/core/registry.ts`:
- Around line 887-890: Update both project and group restore handlers to require
GitLab 18.0 for Free-tier instances instead of 17.11, and revise their schema
descriptions to reflect the same minimum version. Locate the handlers by the
`assertInstanceAtLeast` check and the associated restore schema descriptions.
In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/runners/registry.ts`:
- Around line 122-131: Validate the external response in the runners handler by
parsing the result of gitlab.get with z.array(RestRunnerSchema) before mapping,
and derive the RestRunner type from that schema instead of maintaining a
separate interface. Ensure the schema validates runner_type and the other fields
used by the mapping.
In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/services/ConnectionManager.ts`:
- Around line 263-264: Configure each pooled base client returned by
getInstanceClient with its instance’s SchemaIntrospector field-index provider,
replacing the default provider that returns undefined. Ensure authenticated
proxy clients delegate to the configured base client so GraphQLClient.request
can prune schema-dependent fields.
In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/utils/smart-user-search.ts`:
- Around line 131-132: Replace the `Array.isArray(body)` fallback and
`ListedUser[]` cast in the user response parsing with a Zod array schema that
validates each user’s optional `state` and `bot` fields; let parsing fail for
non-array or invalid responses instead of treating them as an empty user list.
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`@packages/gitlab-mcp/tests/integration/schemas-dependent/duo-settings.test.ts`:
- Around line 78-90: Restore the shared fixture’s Duo settings after each test:
in the project test, wrap the update and assertions following `before` and
`requested` in a `try/finally`, then use `manage_project` to restore each
offered setting from `before` in the `finally` block. Apply the same pattern to
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When all sub-selections of a kept field, or of the whole operation, were @optional fields missing from the instance schema, the original selection was sent unchanged: the client-only @optional directive and the missing fields reached GitLab, which rejected the query. Such a selection now becomes { __typename }, valid on every type.
The map naming the tool parameter behind each update widget is now keyed by the widget fields of WorkItemUpdateInput, so a new widget without a name fails to compile instead of reaching users as a raw widget key. Adds tests for the remaining project/group fallbacks and for deferring the description on create.
Requirements declared for a single action were never applied: the registry checked only the tool default, so an action the instance cannot serve stayed in the schema and its call reached GitLab. The registry now removes such actions from the tool schema, hides a tool left with none, and refuses a call to one with the unmet requirement as the reason. Covered by a registry test that failed before the change. The version compatibility table in the docs now describes the work item fallbacks instead of claiming older instances lose most actions.
On Free 17.11 the restore routes answer 404 unless a disabled-by-default development flag is enabled; 18.0 made delayed deletion unconditional. Restore on Free now requires 18.0, and the action descriptions say so.
A malformed entry in the REST fallback of list_owned crashed the mapping with a TypeError. The response is now validated and a mismatch is reported as an unexpected GitLab response.
Clients from the multi-instance connection pool had no schema source, so their documents were sent without being adapted to older instances. getInstanceClient now gives them a per-instance provider that reads the instance's introspected schema on each request.
- Smart user search no longer turns a failed GitLab call, including the refusal to filter bot users on older instances, into an empty result. - The active/humans defaults are dropped when the caller asks to exclude active users or humans; together they could only ever return nothing. - A /users body that is not a user list is reported as an unexpected response instead of being read as no users.
GitLab silently ignores these on older instances while reporting success. Webhook name and description arrived in 17.1 (the descriptions wrongly said 16.11) and CI/CD variable description in 16.2; each is now gated at that version.
Before 17.2 the state filter was applied to a single unfiltered page, so a match on a later page was lost. GitLab's pages are now walked until the requested filtered page is complete or the list ends.
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…16.0 GET job_token_scope predates 16.0, but the whole browse tool was gated at 16.1, hiding it there. The tool now defaults to the supported floor and gates list_projects at 16.1 and list_groups at 16.10, the releases that added their allowlist endpoints.
The REST fallback matched `search` within one unfiltered page, so a match on a later page was lost and a page could come back empty. With a search, REST pages are now walked until the requested page of matches is complete, and the cursor counts pages of matches.
On GitLab before 17.3 the emulated user-type filters ran on one unfiltered page, so matches on later pages were lost; GitLab's pages are now walked until the requested filtered page is complete. Without the bot flag (non-admin tokens) humans can only exclude project bots, so such a result now carries a warning: `_warning` next to the list for a plain search, and `searchMetadata.warning` for smart search.
A widget missing from both the create and the update input was deferred to the follow-up update, where GitLab rejected the whole mutation and so dropped the supported deferred widgets too. Such a widget is now refused before anything is created, with the same check update already used.
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🟡 Minor · Gate group webhooks in the handler. · registry.ts:88-90
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGate group webhooks in the handler.
ManageWebhookSchemaacceptscreate,update,delete, andtest.resolveRequirementperforms an exact lookup by the submitted action. The handler passes onlyinput.actiontoassertActionAllowed; it does not derive a key fromscope. Therefore,create_group,update_group, anddelete_groupnever gate a call.Reject
scope === 'group'below Premium beforegetBasePath, then remove the unused requirement keys.Suggested fix
actions: { - create_group: { tier: 'premium', notes: 'Group webhooks' }, - update_group: { tier: 'premium', notes: 'Group webhooks' }, - delete_group: { tier: 'premium', notes: 'Group webhooks' }, // Project hook test endpoint; the group one (17.1) is checked in the handler. test: { tier: 'free', minVersion: '16.11' }, },Add a handler check before
getBasePaththat rejects group scope below Premium withGroup webhooks require GitLab Premium.The same keys were present in the base revision, so their mismatch predates this PR.
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/access_tokens/registry.ts`:
- Around line 30-35: Validate the REST responses in both fallback paths with
Zod. In packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/access_tokens/registry.ts, parse each
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/utils/smart-user-search.ts`:
- Around line 163-187: Limit the pre-17.3 emulation pagination loop to a fixed
maximum number of pages, then return the matches collected so far when that
limit is reached. Report the partial result through the existing
FetchedUsers.warning mechanism, combining it with any bot-flag warning already
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containing the offered.map expression so inherited auto_duo_code_review_enabled
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/webhooks/registry.ts`:
- Around line 88-90: The group webhook requirement keys are not checked because
`assertActionAllowed` receives only `input.action`. Add a handler check before
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…acks - Emulated unidiff headers were built from an unchecked body, so a diff missing its paths produced "a/undefined" headers; the diff list is now validated and a mismatch is reported as an unexpected response. - Token pages filtered client-side before 17.2 are validated the same way, since a token without `active` would silently fail the filter.
On GitLab before 17.3 a filter matching few users could walk every /users page of a large instance in one call. The walk now stops after 20 pages (2000 users) and the result says later matches may be missing, alongside any partial-humans warning.
Group webhooks are a Premium feature, but the requirement was declared on create_group/update_group/delete_group, which are not actions of the tool, so it never applied. Both webhook tools now refuse the group scope on Free with a clear reason before calling GitLab; the unused requirement keys are removed.
Writing Duo settings on the shared test project and group turned inherited values into explicit overrides for later tests, even when restored. The tests now create their own subgroup and project and delete them afterwards.
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🟠 Major · Use a separate version gate for group project listings. · registry.ts:209
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a separate version gate for group project listings.
On GitLab 18.5-18.7,
activeFilterSupportedmakes the group-list branch sendactiveand deletearchived. GitLab introducedactiveforGET /groups/:id/projectsin 18.8. A group listing can therefore return projects outside the requested active state. Gate the group endpoint at 18.8; keep the global project-list gate separate. (docs.gitlab.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Restrict project_events to group-scope webhooks. · registry.ts:110
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestrict
project_eventsto group-scope webhooks.
CreateWebhookSchemaandUpdateWebhookSchemaacceptproject_eventswith either scope.buildRequestBodythen forwards it to the project endpoint. Add a scope-specific schema restriction so project-scope requests reject this field.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/utils/smart-user-search.ts`:
- Around line 199-203: Update the finish helper in smartUserSearch to preserve
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In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/core/registry.ts`:
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starting at 18.8. Keep `activeFilterSupported` and the existing global
project-list gate unchanged.
In `@packages/gitlab-mcp/src/entities/webhooks/registry.ts`:
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GET /groups/:id/projects gained `active` in 18.8, three releases after GET /projects. On 18.5-18.7 the group listing sent `active`, which GitLab ignored, returning projects outside the requested state. The group branch now translates to `archived` below 18.8; the global listing keeps its 18.5 gate.
project_events and subgroup_events exist only on the group hooks API; sent to a project hook they were silently ignored while the call reported success. They are now refused for project scope with a clear reason.
Smart search reported only the warning of its last phase, so a first phase that scanned just part of the instance vanished behind an empty transliteration phase. Warnings of all phases run are now kept.
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Summary
Duo settings (#607)
manage_projectupdate acceptsauto_duo_code_review_enabled,duo_remote_flows_enabled,duo_sast_fp_detection_enabled,duo_sast_vr_workflow_enabled,duo_secret_detection_fp_enabled,duo_dependency_bump_breaking_changes_enabled;manage_namespaceupdate acceptsauto_duo_code_review_enabled. Each parameter is gated by the GitLab version that introduced it (18.0 to 19.2).not_applied(setting,requested,current,requires).Version support policy
MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION).minVersionvalues at or below it are removed; the remaining ones are checked against GitLab release sources (REST docs history, Grape params, GraphQL reference at release tags) and corrected where they were wrong.project_events/subgroup_events.AGENTS.mddocuments the policy and the "smart MCP, not an API proxy" rule for contributors and reviewers.Schema-adaptive GraphQL
@optionaldirective are dropped when missing, inline fragments on unknown types are removed, and variables that become unused are not declared or sent. A kept field whose sub-selections were all dropped becomes{ __typename }. Essential fields are kept so GitLab reports them.Emulation instead of gating on older instances
statefilter is applied client-side before pagination, walking GitLab's pages until the requested filtered page is complete.humans/exclude_active/exclude_humansemulated before 17.3, applied before pagination over at most 2000 users per call (a warning says when later matches may be missing). Without thebotflag (non-admin tokens)humanscan only exclude project bots and the result carries a warning (_warning, orsearchMetadata.warningfor smart search);exclude_humansrefuses with a clear reason. Smart search reports failures instead of an empty result and drops theactive/humansdefaults when the matching exclusion is requested.unidiffheaders built client-side before 16.5.list_ownedfalls back to REST whenCurrentUser.runnersis missing, matchingsearchbefore pagination._warning.failedPropertiesif it fails); create and update name a widget the instance cannot set at all, before writing anything, instead of failing on schema validation.Release workflow
Testing
BREAKING CHANGE: GitLab releases older than 16.0 are no longer supported; tools are hidden on such instances.
Closes #607