GHSA-6w78-q5vm-rfmh: four git deployment/webhook read endpoints checked
authentication but skipped app-level authorization, letting any active
user (even a foreign viewer) read cross-tenant deployment history and
logs that can contain secrets from pre/post-deploy scripts.
- git.deployments/<id>: resolve deployment -> app, 404/403 via
app_access_tier before returning any log bytes
- git.deployments/webhook/<id>: gate on _webhook_visible_to (app-linked
webhooks follow app visibility; unlinked stay panel-wide, plan 29 #11)
- deploy.history & deploy.webhook-logs: app_id queries require
app_access_tier; global (no app_id) queries are panel-admin only
Adds backend/tests/test_git_deployment_authz.py (9 persona-matrix
regression tests) and bumps the test-count ratchet.
Co-authored-by: Tyler Boykin <25166954+CaptBoykin@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace generic @jwt_required() usage with role-based decorators and switch Socket.IO token handling to the auth payload.
- Replace jwt_required with viewer_required/admin_required across API modules (backend/app/api/cron.py, firewall.py, ftp.py, git.py, metrics.py) and update imports accordingly.
- Require JWT for previously public system/private endpoints (backend/app/api/system.py, private_urls.py).
- Change Socket.IO server connection handler to accept auth payload and read token from auth (backend/app/sockets.py) to avoid token leakage in query strings.
- Update frontend clients to send token via socket auth instead of query (frontend/src/pages/WordPressProject.jsx, frontend/src/services/socket.js).
These changes add finer-grained RBAC control for endpoints and improve socket auth security by removing tokens from URLs/logs.
Introduces models and services for managing Git webhooks, deployment history, and Gitea repository interactions. Adds comprehensive API endpoints for webhook CRUD, repository browsing, deployment triggering, rollback, and log retrieval. Updates ROADMAP.md to remove version targets from planned features.
Introduces backend API endpoints and service logic for installing, managing, and uninstalling a Gitea-based Git server. Adds a new frontend page for Git server management, updates the sidebar and routing, and includes supporting API methods and styles for the new feature.
