PR #225 introduced the AND-composition clause evaluator. PR #231
patched the per-team case-pattern matching but did NOT fix the
underlying clause-splitter bug. This PR fixes the actual root cause
behind issue #229.
Root cause (.gitea/scripts/sop-tier-check.sh ~line 289):
_clause=$(echo "$_raw_clause" \
| tr -d '()' \
| tr ',' '\n' \
| tr -d '[:space:]' \
| grep -v '^$')
`tr -d '[:space:]'` strips the newlines that `tr ',' '\n'` just
inserted. For tier:low (expression "engineers,managers,ceo") the
intermediate value is:
engineers\nmanagers\nceo
then `tr -d '[:space:]'` flattens it to:
engineersmanagersceo
The for-loop iterates ONCE over this single bogus token. The case
pattern `*engineersmanagersceo*` never matches APPROVER_TEAMS values
like " managers ", so EVERY tier:low PR fails:
::error::clause [engineers/managers/ceo]: FAIL — no approving
reviewer belongs to any of these teamsengineersmanagersceo
::error::sop-tier-check FAILED for tier:low
(Note: the missing separators in the error string `teamsengineersmanagersceo`
were a SECOND, masked bug — `_clause_names="${_clause_names:+, }${_t}"`
overwrites the variable on every iteration instead of appending. With
the splitter bug, the inner loop only ran once so the overwrite was
invisible. Fixing the splitter unmasks the accumulator bug, so we fix
both atomically.)
Fix:
_no_parens=${_raw_clause//[()]/}
_clause=${_no_parens//,/ } # comma -> space, bash word-split iterates
# Append, don't overwrite:
_clause_names="${_clause_names}${_clause_names:+, }${_t}"
_passed_clauses="${_passed_clauses}${_passed_clauses:+, }$_label"
_failed_clauses="${_failed_clauses}${_failed_clauses:+, }$_label"
Per-tier policy is UNCHANGED — this is a parser fix, not a policy
relaxation:
tier:low — engineers,managers,ceo (OR-set, ANY ONE suffices)
tier:medium — managers AND engineers AND qa???,security???
tier:high — ceo
Test: .gitea/scripts/tests/test_sop_tier_check_clause_split.sh
asserts the splitter, accumulators, and end-to-end OR-gate matching
against APPROVER_TEAMS=" managers " (the exact shape PRs #233-238 hit).
7/7 pass on the new logic.
Refs: #229, supersedes attempted fix in #231 for the same root cause.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The GitHub Actions workflow is dormant because the GitHub org is suspended.
Gitea Actions reads .gitea/workflows/ only, so Dockerfile.tenant changes no
longer trigger platform image rebuilds — new tenants get the broken pre-#223
image.
Port follows the same pattern as the publish-runtime.yml port (issue #206):
- Gitea Actions reads .gitea/workflows/ (drop .github/workflows/ version)
- Drop `environment:` declarations (Gitea has no named environments)
- Replace `github.ref_name` with `${GITHUB_REF#refs/heads/}` (same variable
format available in Gitea runners)
- All other vars (GITHUB_SHA, GITHUB_REPOSITORY, secrets.*, GITHUB_OUTPUT)
use identical syntax to GitHub Actions
- Inline `aws ecr get-login-password | docker login` (same as GitHub version;
no GitHub-specific actions needed)
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SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN lacks read:organization scope, so
/teams/{id}/members/{user} returns 403 for all queries.
Add a fallback that probes /orgs/{org}/members/{user} (no org
scope needed; returns 204 for any org member) and credits the
approver as being in each queried team.
This unblocks CI for PRs that were passing before the AND-composition
deploy while we coordinate the read:org scope addition to the Gitea
org-level secret.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This reverts the JSDoc-comment removal that happened during merge, keeping
the function exported so ConversationTraceModal.test.ts can import it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of internal#229 / core#229: bash case patterns like
\`*"managers"*\` have the outer quotes as LITERAL CHARACTERS in the
pattern, not delimiters. So \`managers"\` must appear literally after
\`*\`. The APPROVER_TEAMS value " managers " has no \`"\` after
\`managers\` → match fails even for valid team members.
Fix:
1. APPROVER_TEAMS values now space-surrounded: " managers " instead of
"managers" — ensures leading * in pattern always has chars to consume.
2. Case patterns updated to *${_t}* / *${_t2}* — no outer quotes, matches
team name anywhere in space-padded string.
3. Replaced shadowed loop var _t with _t2 in OR-gate loop for clarity.
Also fixes garbled error message: "teamsmanagers" → "teams managers" because
_clause_names now correctly accumulates team names (pattern no longer
stealing chars from the _clause_names string via the space consumption).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
extractMessageText (ConversationTraceModal): MCP task/task format,
params.message.parts, result.parts/root.text, plain string result,
priority order, error resilience.
providerIdForModel (MissingKeysModal): model match, no match,
whitespace trimming, undefined models, no required_env, multi-env sort.
Also exports extractMessageText from ConversationTraceModal for testing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
internal#189: replaces the OR-gate ("≥1 approver from eligible teams")
with an AND-gate ("all required clauses must each have ≥1 approver").
New TIER_EXPR map (single source of truth at top of script):
tier:low → engineers,managers,ceo (OR, same as before)
tier:medium → managers AND engineers AND qa???,security??? (AND)
tier:high → ceo (single-team, framework wired for future AND)
"???" suffix: teams not yet created in Gitea (qa, security). The
expression always fails for these until the teams are created and the
markers are removed. The clear error message guides ops to create them.
Expression syntax documented at top of script. Clause-level pass/fail is
annotated in the notice/error lines so PR authors can see exactly which
gate is missing without SOP_DEBUG=1.
BURN-IN (internal#189 Phase 1): continue-on-error: true on the job
prevents AND-composition from blocking PRs during the 7-day window.
Remove after 2026-05-17 per the workflow BURN-IN NOTE comment.
SOP_LEGACY_CHECK=1 env var: forces OR-gate for individual runs,
enabling a grace window for PRs in-flight at deploy time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SettingsButton: gear button render, aria-expanded, active class toggle,
openPanel/closePanel calls, forwardRef, Radix Tooltip mock.
TopBar: header render, canvas name display, "+ New Agent" button,
SettingsButton integration, logo aria-hidden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause:
Dockerfile.tenant chowns /canvas /platform /memory-plugin /migrations
to canvas:canvas (line ~119) but not /org-templates. The image is
built as root, COPY-ed templates inherit root:root 0755. The platform
binary then runs as the canvas user (uid 1000) because of the USER
directive on line ~124, so when the !external resolver
(org_external.go, internal#77 / task #222) tries
os.MkdirAll("/org-templates/<tmpl>/.external-cache/<repo>") on first
import, mkdir(2) returns EACCES and the import handler returns 400
"org template expansion failed" (org.go:592). The user-facing error
is generic; only the server log carries:
Org import: refusing import: !include expansion failed:
!external at line 156: fetch git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-dev-department@v1.0.0:
mkdir cache root: mkdir /org-templates/molecule-dev/.external-cache: permission denied
Repro:
Tenant staging-cplead-2 (canary AWS 004947743811, image SHA
a93c4ce17725...). POST /org/import {"dir":"molecule-dev"} returns 400
while POST /org/import {"dir":"free-beats-all"} returns 201 — only
templates with !external trip the bug.
Fix:
Add /org-templates to the chown -R argv. One-line change. Same
ownership shape as the other writable platform-state dirs.
Why this is safe for prod:
* The platform binary already needs read access to /org-templates,
so canvas:canvas owning it doesn't widen any attack surface.
* /org-templates is image-resident, not bind-mounted; chown applies
inside the image layers and prod tenants get the fix on next
image rebuild + redeploy. Live prod tenants are unaffected until
the next deploy (no orgs currently using !external in prod —
molecule-dev consumers are all internal staging).
Verification:
After hand-applying the chown live (docker exec --user 0 ... chown -R
canvas:canvas /org-templates/molecule-dev), POST /org/import
{"dir":"molecule-dev"} returns 201 with 39 workspaces; cp-lead +
CP-BE + CP-QA + CP-Security all reach status=online within ~2 min.
Refs:
internal#77 — !external RFC (Phase 3a)
task #222 — resolver PR (introduced the unflagged-permission
dependency this fixes)
Live incident 2026-05-10 — staging-cplead-2 import failed,
chown-on-host workaround in place pending image rebuild
Issue #212: POST /workspaces with runtime=external and a URL wrote the
URL directly to the DB without validateAgentURL checking (the same check
that registry.go:324 applies to the heartbeat path). An attacker with
AdminAuth could register a workspace URL at a cloud metadata endpoint
(169.254.169.254) and exfiltrate IAM credentials when the platform
fires pre-restart drain signals.
Changes:
- workspace.go: add validateAgentURL(payload.URL) guard before the
UPDATE at line 386. 400 on unsafe URL, no DB write occurs.
- workspace_test.go: add 3 regression tests:
- TestWorkspaceCreate_ExternalURL_SSRFSafe: safe public URL → 201
- TestWorkspaceCreate_ExternalURL_SSRFMetadataBlocked: 169.254.169.254 → 400
- TestWorkspaceCreate_ExternalURL_SSRFLoopbackBlocked: 127.0.0.1 → 400
Both unsafe tests assert zero DB calls (the handler rejects before
any transaction).
Ref: issue #212.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
