- Add `$selectedActions = []` parameter to delete/remove methods in multiple
Livewire components to support optional deletion actions
- Return error message string when password verification fails instead of
silent return
- Return `true` on successful deletion to indicate completion
- Handle selectedActions to set component properties for cascading deletions
(delete_volumes, delete_networks, delete_configurations, docker_cleanup)
- Add test coverage for Danger component delete functionality with password
validation and selected actions handling
Add regex validation to dockerfileLocation and dockerComposeLocation fields to
ensure they contain only valid path characters (alphanumeric, dots, hyphens, and
slashes) and must start with /. Include custom validation messages for clarity.
Add validateGitRef() helper function that uses an allowlist approach to prevent
OS command injection through git commit SHAs, branch names, and tags. Only allows
alphanumeric characters, dots, hyphens, underscores, and slashes.
Changes include:
- Add validateGitRef() helper in bootstrap/helpers/shared.php
- Apply validation in Rollback component when accepting rollback commit
- Add regex validation to git commit SHA fields in Livewire components
- Apply regex validation to API rules for git_commit_sha
- Use escapeshellarg() in git log and git checkout commands
- Add comprehensive unit tests covering injection payloads
Addresses GHSA-mw5w-2vvh-mgf4
The modal stayed open because runImport() and restoreFromS3() did not
accept the password parameter, verify it, or return true on success.
Added password verification and return values to both methods.
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Move expensive runtime checks (service/application status) after cron
validation to avoid running them for tasks that aren't due. Critical
checks (orphans, infrastructure) remain in first phase.
Also fix database heading parameters to be built from the model.
- Fix disable logic: timeout editable when proxy is stopped
- Remove hardcoded proxy_connect_timeout (60s is nginx default)
- Remove misleading '0 for no timeout' helper text
- Add min:1 validation for timeout value
Remove the ServiceChecked event listener that triggered a full
component re-render every 10 seconds via the heading's wire:poll.
The heading component already handles status display independently,
so the task edit form does not need to re-render on status checks.
Fixes#8647
Adds a per-database 'Proxy Timeout' setting for publicly exposed databases.
The nginx stream proxy_timeout can now be configured in the UI, defaulting
to 3600s (1 hour) instead of nginx's 10min default. Set to 0 for no timeout.
Fixes#7743
- Add regex validation to restrict allowed characters (alphanumeric, spaces, and specific safe symbols)
- Enforce maximum 1000 character limit on healthcheck commands
- Strip newlines and carriage returns to prevent command injection
- Change input field from textarea to text input in UI
- Add warning callout about prohibited shell operators
- Add comprehensive validation tests for both valid and malicious command patterns
The instantSave method for the 'Make it publicly available' checkbox was
calling submitDatabase(), which saved all form fields. This caused
unintended saves when only toggling the public visibility. The
syncDatabaseData() call already handles saving the public toggle state.
- Introduced a new sidebar component for service database navigation.
- Updated routes for database import and backup functionalities.
- Refactored the database import view to improve clarity and maintainability.
- Consolidated service application and database views into a more cohesive structure.
- Removed deprecated service application view and integrated its functionalities into the service index.
- Enhanced user experience with modal confirmations for critical actions.
- Improved code readability and organization across various components.
Add visual feedback when downloading all logs in both container and deployment log views. Users now see an animated spinner and "Downloading..." text, preventing multiple concurrent downloads and improving UX during long operations.
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- Adjusted indentation and formatting for better code clarity.
- Simplified conditional statements and removed unnecessary null checks.
- Enhanced user interface elements for Docker Compose and Dockerfile configurations.
- Improved handling of deployment commands and network settings.
- Updated helper texts for better user guidance.
Users can now choose between downloading only the currently displayed
logs or fetching and downloading all available logs from the container.
Changes:
- Add downloadAllLogs() method that fetches all logs without limit
- Replace download button with dropdown menu
- Options: "Download displayed logs" and "Download all logs"
Addresses #7803
The log viewer was artificially limiting display to 2000 lines
regardless of user's requested amount. Users could request 10k, 40k,
or 50k lines but only 2000 were ever shown.
Changes:
- Remove the hardcoded $maxDisplayLines = 2000 limit in the view
- Add MAX_LOG_LINES constant (50,000) in GetLogs component
- Enforce maximum limit in backend to prevent extremely large requests
- Update input field with max attribute and tooltip
Fixes#7803
This commit introduces advanced environment variable handling capabilities including:
- Nested environment variable resolution with circular dependency detection
- Extraction of hardcoded environment variables from docker-compose.yml
- New ShowHardcoded Livewire component for displaying detected variables
- Enhanced UI for better environment variable management
The changes improve the user experience by automatically detecting and displaying
environment variables that are hardcoded in docker-compose files, allowing users
to override them if needed. The nested variable resolution ensures complex variable
dependencies are properly handled.
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