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fix(api-scheduler): gate scheduler access on each app's own permissions - #5907
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…sions refactor Port of #5593 from release/6.4.9 (Phase 4a). Replaces monolithic SchedulerPermissions with namespace-based SchedulerPermissionsResolver. CMS and WB schedulers provide their own permission implementations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit dd941d6) Adapted for next: next registers features with createFeature instead of context plugins, so CmsSchedulerPermissions, WbSchedulerPermissions and SchedulerPermissionsResolver are registered in CmsSchedulerFeature, WebsiteBuilderSchedulerFeature and SchedulerFeature. The use cases keep next's ScheduledActionModelProvider. RuntimeTenant, the other half of 6.4.9's #5593, is already on next (#5888). The api-scheduler ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase test from this commit is left out, as 6.5.0 removed it again in caedf7a.
…entry permissions A user with CMS entry permissions but no full access, the usual role on a non-root tenant, can now list and read the actions they scheduled. A user without CMS permissions still can't read CMS scheduled actions. The first case failed on next with NotAuthorizedError before the previous commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🚓 Slop Cop PR footprint matches its stated scope (scheduler permission port), with only minor style nits around an inline 🚨 Should this be in the PR? 🟡 Low — Footprint matches stated intent The diff (+328/-62 across 15 files) is coherent with the described port: new permission abstractions, resolver, feature registrations, and a new test file. No unrelated files, no large deletions out of proportion to the change, no secrets, debug code, or merge conflict markers found. 📏 Code-style rule checks 🟠 Medium — Inline cast via packages/api-scheduler/src/features/ExecuteScheduledAction/ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase.ts adds two blocks returning 🟡 Low — packages/api-headless-cms-scheduler/src/features/permissions/CmsSchedulerPermissions.ts line Automated, non-blocking heads-up from an LLM. It can be wrong — use your judgment. Regenerates on every push. |
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe scheduler now resolves permissions by namespace. CMS and website-builder features register scheduler permission handlers. Scheduled-action use cases apply the resolved read and ownership checks. Execution paths also return errors when an error-state update fails. ChangesNamespace-aware scheduler permissions
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ListScheduledActionsUseCase
participant SchedulerPermissionsResolver
participant CmsSchedulerPermissions
ListScheduledActionsUseCase->>SchedulerPermissionsResolver: forNamespace(namespace)
SchedulerPermissionsResolver->>CmsSchedulerPermissions: canHandle(namespace)
SchedulerPermissionsResolver-->>ListScheduledActionsUseCase: matching permissions or fallback
ListScheduledActionsUseCase->>CmsSchedulerPermissions: canRead() and onlyOwnRecords()
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Scheduler access through the inspected request route remains namespace-scoped. Error-update failures still return plain objects rather than typed errors; this is a bounded integration risk to address or explicitly accept before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The restrictive fallback and namespace checks preserve important controls, but the new CMS handler does not preserve model-specific access restrictions. A user authorized for one CMS model can potentially inspect and cancel schedules belonging to other models. The demonstrated exposure concerns scheduler metadata and cancellation, not a general ability to read or publish CMS content. Retained concerns
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- Around line 106-109: At ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase, replace the
plain-object spread used when updating an action’s error fails with a scheduler
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Return a typed error when an error update fails. Spreading updateResult.error creates a plain object. It discards the error prototype and inherited fields, so callers can no longer rely on the returned error’s type or a prototype-defined code.
packages/api-scheduler/src/features/ExecuteScheduledAction/ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase.ts#L106-L109: wrap the handler-not-found branch’s update failure in a scheduler persistence error and retain the original failure.packages/api-scheduler/src/features/ExecuteScheduledAction/ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase.ts#L149-L152: use the same error handling for the execution-failure branch.
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At ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase, replace the plain-object spread used when
updating an action’s error fails with a scheduler persistence error that retains
the original update failure. Apply the same typed-error handling to both the
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packages/api-scheduler/src/features/ExecuteScheduledAction/ExecuteScheduledActionUseCase.ts
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…ases The cherry-pick of dd941d6 also brought over 6.5.0's removal of several doc comments (the Flow headers, the namespace check note, the already-deleted entry note). They still describe the code, so they stay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ed action's namespace SchedulerPermissionsResolver.forNamespace() returned undefined when no app claimed the namespace, and the use cases treated that as "no check". So listing without a namespace, or getting, listing or cancelling under a namespace no app registers permissions for, skipped the permission check completely. The scheduler.action permission this replaced always applied. The resolver now always returns permissions. When no app claims the namespace, or there is none, it falls back to one that only lets full-access identities and code running without authorization through. The use cases drop their undefined checks. api-scheduler-server lists every pending action at startup, with no namespace, to re-arm their timers. That's a system task, so it now runs without authorization and still sees every action. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit c391add, #5908 on release/6.5.0) On next the api-scheduler-server part drops out, because that package doesn't exist here. The fallback test cases are written for next's scheduler test handler.
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…oles-ui Brings in 21 commits from next, among them the encryption key cache (#5900), the cold-Lambda GraphQL speed-up (#5899), the audit logs use-case split (#5877, #5882) and access check (#5886), scheduler access gated on each app's permissions (#5907) and the release/6.5.0 entry form fixes (#5865). No conflicts. api-event-handler-standalone/src/createWebinyApiHandler.ts changed on both sides and merged on its own. It keeps the NodeHttpAssumePermissionsDecorator registration and next's new root EncryptionKeyCacheFeature, which are unrelated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ports the scheduler half of 6.4.9's #5593 from
release/6.5.0(dd941d6, Pavel) tonext. The other half, RuntimeTenant, came in with #5888.Scheduler access was governed by its own
scheduler.actionpermission. The admin has no way to grant it, so only full-access users could list, read or cancel scheduled actions. On a non-root tenant, where users usually have CMS or Website Builder roles rather than full access, scheduling didn't work. A user withcms.*permissions gotNotAuthorizedErrorfrom the scheduler onnext.This PR removes the
scheduler.actionpermission. Access now follows the permissions of the app that owns the scheduled action:SchedulerPermissionsbecomes a multi-registered abstraction (canHandle(namespace),canRead(),onlyOwnRecords()).SchedulerPermissionsResolverpicks the one for an action's namespace.api-headless-cms-schedulerregistersCmsSchedulerPermissions, which checkscms.contentEntryforCms/Entry/*actions.api-website-builder-schedulerregistersWbSchedulerPermissions, which checks the WB page publish permissions forWebsiteBuilder/Type/*actions.Fail closed when no app owns a namespace
The port as it came from 6.5.0 skipped the permission check whenever no app claimed a namespace, or when listing without one. The last commit makes the resolver fall back to full access only in those cases, and drops the
undefinedchecks in the use cases. The same commit goes torelease/6.5.0as #5908, where it also makes the self-hosted scheduler server list pending actions without authorization at startup. That package doesn't exist onnext.Adapted for next
nextregisters features withcreateFeatureinstead of context plugins, so the three new registrations go intoCmsSchedulerFeature,WebsiteBuilderSchedulerFeatureandSchedulerFeature. 6.5.0 does this in the deletedcontext.tsfiles.next'sScheduledActionModelProvider, where 6.5.0 injects the model directly. They also keepnext's doc comments, which 6.5.0 had removed (separate commit).api-schedulerExecuteScheduledActionUseCasetest is left out, because 6.5.0 removed it again in caedf7a as incompatible. 6.5.0'snonRootTenantSchedulingtest is also left out. It runs on the root tenant with full access, the same steps asnext's existingactionHandlerstest, so it adds no coverage.Tests
api-headless-cms-scheduler/__tests__/schedulerPermissions.test.tsis new:cms.*and no full access schedules a publish, then lists and reads it. This failed onnextwithNotAuthorizedErrorbefore the fix.fm.*can't read a CMS scheduled action (Scheduler/NotAuthorized).Checks
yarn buildpasses.webinypackage generator changes nothing. No references toscheduler.actionor the old schema are left in the repo.Not covered by a test:
WbSchedulerPermissions. It has the same structure as the CMS one, and the existing Website Builder scheduler tests pass.Workspace: wby-next2 · 🧹 MERGE 6.5.0 => NEXT
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