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fix(file-commit): stop delete operations crashing the whole commit - #19654
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The delete branch calls File.update(status="0", ...), but the File model has no status column and no migration adds one. peewee falls back to getattr for an unrecognised kwarg, so this raises AttributeError while the statement is being built, inside the surrounding DB.atomic(). The FileCommit row and every add or modify item batched in the same commit roll back with it, the route answers 500, and blobs already written to storage are left orphaned. Nothing reads a File status: this line is its only writer in the tree, and the workspace listing does not filter on it, so the soft delete could never have become visible. Deleting the row matches FileService.delete, and the tree_state entry written just below still records the tombstone. The unit test covers this path but defines its own File double carrying an extra status column, which is why the suite stays green.
_build_hierarchical_tree resolves sub-folder parentage from live File rows, so removing a folder row makes every historical entry beneath it unreachable. File entries are read from tree_state instead, so they are unaffected. create_commit takes file_id straight from the request and never checks the type, so a folder id reached the delete. Guard it, and skip the statement when the row is already gone rather than issuing a no-op delete.
Skipping only the File.delete() left the rest of the iteration running, so the folder still received a tree_state tombstone and a FileCommitItem. History then called it deleted while its row was still present.
…efusal The route test doubles did not match the modules they stand in for. The File double declared a status column that api/db/db_models.py does not have, which let the delete path assert success against a schema production lacks. FileType was built from plain strings, so reading .value from a member raised, unlike the StrEnum in api/db. Both doubles now mirror their real counterparts. With the schema corrected, the delete test reproduces the production failure against the old code instead of passing over it, and it now asserts the row is actually gone rather than only checking the response code. Adds a case for the folder refusal: a folder keeps its row, and no commit item is recorded, so history cannot call it deleted while the row is still there.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFile commit deletion now physically removes non-folder ChangesFile commit deletion
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Unauthorized users with a known file ID can delete files outside the folder or tenant they are authorized to modify. The commit count can also disagree with its saved changes. Resolve these issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@api/db/services/file_commit_service.py`:
- Line 391: Update create_commit so FileCommit.file_count reflects only file
changes that are actually saved as FileCommitItem records, excluding refused
folder deletes that reach continue; calculate the accepted-change count before
creating the commit or update the count after processing while preserving the
existing DB.atomic transaction flow.
- Line 393: Update the delete branch in create_commit to validate each file
target’s tenant_id and parent-folder ancestry against the authorized folder
before calling File.delete().where(...).execute(). Reject or skip targets that
fall outside the authorized scope, while preserving deletion of valid files.
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Keep file_count aligned with saved commit items.
create_commit stores file_count=len(file_changes) before processing changes inside DB.atomic(). A refused folder delete then continues before FileCommitItem.save, but the transaction completes and persists the FileCommit. The result is a commit whose count exceeds its saved items, contrary to FileCommit.file_count's “number of files in this commit” meaning. Count accepted changes before creating the commit, or update file_count after processing.
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In `@api/db/services/file_commit_service.py` at line 391, Update create_commit so
FileCommit.file_count reflects only file changes that are actually saved as
FileCommitItem records, excluding refused folder deletes that reach continue;
calculate the accepted-change count before creating the commit or update the
count after processing while preserving the existing DB.atomic transaction flow.
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rg -n -C 8 'def create_commit|File\.delete|operation|folder_id|tenant|authorize|permission' api/db/services/file_commit_service.py
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printf '%s\n' '--- File model definition and ownership fields ---'
rg -n -C 12 '^class File\b|kb_id|tenant_id|parent_id|created_by|owner_id' api/db/db_models.py | head -n 240
printf '%s\n' '--- route authorization helpers ---'
rg -n -C 8 '_resolve\(|folder.*permission|permission.*folder|has.*permission|authorize' api/apps/restful_apis/file_commit_api.py api/apps --glob '*.py' | head -n 240Repository: infiniflow/ragflow
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CWE: CWE-639 — Authorization Bypass Through User-Controlled Key (IDOR)
Enforce folder and tenant scope before deleting a file.
The route authorizes only the requested folder, then passes the client-supplied files list to create_commit. The delete branch loads and deletes any non-folder row by File.id without checking its parent chain or tenant_id. An authorized caller can therefore delete an unrelated known file ID. Validate every delete target against the authorized folder and tenant before executing the delete.
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In `@api/db/services/file_commit_service.py` at line 393, Update the delete branch
in create_commit to validate each file target’s tenant_id and parent-folder
ancestry against the authorized folder before calling
File.delete().where(...).execute(). Reject or skip targets that fall outside the
authorized scope, while preserving deletion of valid files.
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Continues #18929, which could not be reopened. Details at the bottom.
Summary
create_commit's delete branch writes a column the model does not have. On current main,api/db/services/file_commit_service.py:373:Fileinapi/db/db_models.pydeclaresid, parent_id, tenant_id, created_by, name, location, size, type, source_type. There is nostatus, and no migration adds one. peewee'sModel._normalize_datafalls back togetattr(cls, key)for an unrecognised keyword, so this raises while the statement is being built.It happens inside the surrounding
with DB.atomic(), so theFileCommitrow and every add or modify item batched in the same commit roll back. The route returns 500. Blobs alreadyput()to storage are not rolled back, so they are orphaned.This is the payload documented in
docs/references/http_api_reference.md:Why the suite was green
test/testcases/restful_api/test_file_commit_routes_unit.pydeclared its ownFiledouble with a column the real model lacks:so
test_create_commit_deleteassertedcode == 0against a schema production does not have. The same harness builtFileTypefrom plain strings whileapi/dbdefines it as aStrEnum, so reading.valuefrom a member raised.This branch makes both doubles mirror the modules they stand in for. With the schema corrected the delete test reproduces the production failure rather than passing over it:
Red against main's service file, green at this head, with the swapped file's blob hash checked against
upstream/mainbefore each run:Why remove the row rather than add the column
Line 374 is the only writer of a
Filestatus in the tree and nothing reads one.get_by_pf_iddoes not filter on it, so the soft delete could never have become visible in the workspace listing. Removing the row matchesFileService.deleteanddelete_by_pf_id, and thetree_stateentry written immediately below still records the tombstone, so history stays intact.If you would rather keep the soft-delete intent, the alternative is adding
statusto theFilemodel plus analter_db_add_columnmigration. Happy to switch. That path also needs the listing query to filter on it, or deleted files keep showing up.Folders are exempt
_build_hierarchical_treereads file entries fromtree_state, so a deleted file keeps its name, hash, size and parent and reconstruction is unaffected. It resolves sub-folder parentage from liveFilerows, so dropping a folder row makes every historical entry beneath it unreachable.A folder delete is therefore refused, and the whole change is dropped rather than only the row removal. Recording the tombstone and the commit item while leaving the row in place would have history call the folder deleted when it is not, which is the same drift the guard exists to prevent. A test covers it.
On #18929
I was asked to reopen it. GitHub refuses the reopen with "Could not open the pull request" from both the API and the CLI, and a closed pull request does not pick up new pushes to its branch, so its view is frozen at the old head and still shows the stale base. Same branch, same commits, refreshed onto current main, plus the test work above.