fix(api): reject read keys on org write routes#1814
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR removes the "read" permission from authorization middleware on destructive organization routes so read-mode API keys cannot modify orgs or members, and adds tests verifying destructive endpoints return 401 for read-mode keys while GETs still succeed. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant OrgAPI as Organization API Route
participant Middleware
participant DB
Client->>OrgAPI: POST/PUT/DELETE (Auth: read-mode key)
OrgAPI->>Middleware: validate key permissions
Middleware-->>OrgAPI: denies (missing write/upload)
OrgAPI-->>Client: HTTP 401 Unauthorized
Note over Client,OrgAPI: Non-destructive GETs remain allowed
Client->>OrgAPI: GET (Auth: read-mode key)
OrgAPI->>Middleware: validate key permissions
Middleware->>DB: read org data (allowed)
DB-->>OrgAPI: org data
OrgAPI-->>Client: HTTP 200 OK (org payload)
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tests/organization-api.test.ts (1)
53-130: Add one positive read-path assertion with the same read-only key.This suite validates denials well; adding a
GET /organizationorGET /organization/memberssuccess assertion withreadOnlyHeaderswould guard against accidental over-restriction.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/organization-api.test.ts` around lines 53 - 130, The test suite 'read-mode API keys cannot access destructive organization routes' only asserts denials; add a positive read-path assertion using the same readOnlyHeaders (e.g., call GET `${BASE_URL}/organization?orgId=${ORG_ID}` or GET `${BASE_URL}/organization/members?orgId=${ORG_ID}`) and assert a successful response (status 200 and optionally basic body shape). Insert this new it(...) alongside the existing tests in the describe block, reusing the readOnlyHeaders, READ_ONLY_KEY setup, and ORG_ID constants so the suite verifies read-mode keys can still perform allowed GET operations.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@tests/organization-api.test.ts`:
- Around line 74-129: Replace the five synchronous test declarations named
"rejects POST /organization/members", "rejects DELETE /organization/members",
"rejects PUT /organization", "rejects POST /organization", and "rejects DELETE
/organization" by switching their it(...) calls to it.concurrent(...) so they
run in parallel; keep the test bodies, headers (readOnlyHeaders), request
payloads, and assertions unchanged and ensure the shared beforeAll/afterAll
setup remains untouched.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/organization-api.test.ts`:
- Around line 53-130: The test suite 'read-mode API keys cannot access
destructive organization routes' only asserts denials; add a positive read-path
assertion using the same readOnlyHeaders (e.g., call GET
`${BASE_URL}/organization?orgId=${ORG_ID}` or GET
`${BASE_URL}/organization/members?orgId=${ORG_ID}`) and assert a successful
response (status 200 and optionally basic body shape). Insert this new it(...)
alongside the existing tests in the describe block, reusing the readOnlyHeaders,
READ_ONLY_KEY setup, and ORG_ID constants so the suite verifies read-mode keys
can still perform allowed GET operations.
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CI is blocked by a repo-wide backend test failure, not by this PR. The failing \ job hits a \ error, with related \ constraint failures while exercising version metadata writes. I did not patch this branch because the regression appears outside this PR; once the shared backend issue is fixed, CI should be rerun. |
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CI is blocked by a repo-wide backend test failure, not by this PR. The failing |
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CI still fails on the new read-mode auth path, not on a small branch-local regression. The |
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Run tests fails in |
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CI still fails on #1814 in Run tests. The log is showing shared auth/regression behavior across organization routes: tests in |
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Update on #1814: I fixed the shared auth issue in |
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PR #1814: the only failing check is the |
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CI on #1814 is now failing in the shared CLI metadata suite, not in the org write-route auth changes from this PR. Latest failing job: https://github.com/Cap-go/capgo/actions/runs/23274987190/job/67675978476. The only red test is tests/cli-meta.test.ts > version compatibility tests > should handle semver tilde ranges with AssertionError: expected false to be true (83 passed, 1 failed, 1 skipped). I did not find evidence that this is caused by the branch changes here, so this looks like a repo-wide/shared regression rather than a small PR-local fix. |
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CI is still red on https://github.com/Cap-go/capgo/actions/runs/23274987190/job/67675978476. The only failing test I could isolate is |
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I checked #1814. The latest failing |
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Manual merge required to pull origin/main because the POST /organization route and its legacy tests diverged. Resolved the conflicts by keeping main’s POST middleware (middlewareV2 with all scopes) and adding the new |
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CI is blocked by repo-wide lint failures in src/components/dashboard/InviteTeammateModal.vue:25 and src/pages/onboarding/organization.vue:613-614, which are unrelated to this branch. One review thread is still open: tests/organization-api.test.ts:184 says the POST /organization regression test is not actually hitting the middleware check. #1814 |
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Summary (AI generated)
read-mode API keys at the organization middleware layer for write/delete routesMotivation (AI generated)
A triaged advisory showed that destructive organization routes still admitted
read-mode API keys through middleware. Even where deeper permission checks exist, the middleware should enforce the least-privilege boundary first.Business Impact (AI generated)
This closes a defense-in-depth gap on organization management endpoints and reduces the blast radius of read-only keys that customers may share with lower-trust tooling.
Test Plan (AI generated)
bunx eslint supabase/functions/_backend/public/organization/index.ts tests/organization-api.test.tsbun run supabase:with-env -- bunx vitest run tests/organization-api.test.tsGenerated with AI
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