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feat(storage): cut over first-file uploads to partner-uploads - #3732
Stacked on #3729 (v138 schema). First-file cutover: when object storage is configured, partner CSV uploads go to the private Supabase/partner-uploads bucket under tenant-scoped keys, with public.partner_files metadata + audit (partner_file.upload), and fsma.manifest_blobs stores SHA-256 + storage_url with raw_bytes NULL. Local/dev without object storage keeps the bytea fallback.
Medium Risk
Changes how ingestion persists partner file bytes and tightens production to fail closed without object storage; misconfigured storage would block uploads but avoids silent DB storage of large payloads.
Overview
Partner CSV and webhook file receipts no longer write fsma.manifest_blobs directly (and remediation drops the optional regengine-ingest-raw mirror). They go through new persist_partner_upload, which stores bytes in the private partner-uploads bucket under tenant-scoped keys, inserts public.partner_files metadata, emits partner_file.upload audit events, and keeps manifest_blobs as SHA-256 + storage_url with raw_bytes NULL when object storage is configured.
Production returns 503 if object storage is missing (no silent Postgres bytea). Non-production can opt into legacy bytea only via REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK=1. get_run_meta loads manifest bytes via resolve_manifest_raw_bytes (bytea first, else S3). The live-DB CI job sets that flag so CSV tests run without a bucket.
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Add partner_files / partner_file_derived / partner_file_deletion_log with
CASE RLS, trigger-maintained delete_after (+30d), and private partner-uploads
bucket policies. Mirror on Alembic; nullable raw_bytes + payload check on
fsma.manifest_blobs for later hash/pointer cutover. Migration-only; do not
apply without C.Lee yes. Synthetic fixtures only until SEL-590.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
…after
Codex FAIL on #3729: drop the runtime semicolon splitter (comment `;`
broke upgrade) in favor of an explicit _UPGRADE_STATEMENTS tuple like
v137, and fire partner_files_set_delete_after BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE
so a direct UPDATE of delete_after cannot desync the retention clock.
Stub PG16 tests cover idempotent apply and the overwrite behavior.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
When object storage is configured, remediation and webhook_compat write
bytes to the private partner-uploads bucket under tenant-scoped paths,
record public.partner_files metadata, leave fsma.manifest_blobs.raw_bytes
NULL with storage_url set, and emit a partner_file.upload audit event.
get_run_meta resolves pointer-only rows from storage. Synthetic tests only.
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- Line 1415: Update the “Verify ingestion and exports with the restricted
runtime role” step in the live-db-suite workflow to provide
REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK, or define it in the live-db-suite job
environment so both relevant steps inherit it; preserve REGENGINE_ENV as test.
Review comments at @services/ingestion/tests/test_webhook_compat_1342.py:
- Line 764: Replace the no-op audit_utils.audit_event stub with a spy in this
test, then assert that persist_partner_upload emits the partner_file.upload
audit event with the expected tenant, run, and hash metadata.
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Walkthrough
Partner uploads now use a shared persistence helper. When object storage is configured, the helper stores upload metadata and a storage URL while leaving manifest raw_bytes null. A configured non-production fallback can store bytes in the manifest row; otherwise, unavailable storage returns HTTP 503. Both ingestion entry points use the helper. Manifest retrieval resolves bytes from the database or a valid S3 storage URL.
The CI job that verifies ingestion as the restricted runtime role will fail with HTTP 503 until the bytea fallback flag is set for that step, which blocks merge. Several earlier review concerns about storage access policy, audit immutability and migration safety also remain unresolved.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to dcaea
The cutover preserves important tenant checks and prevents silent database fallback in production. However, an upload can succeed in object storage and then lose its metadata when the database transaction fails, leaving retained partner bytes without a durable owner. Production storage permissions, cleanup behavior, and compatibility with existing bucket policies remain unverified.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: A successful object upload followed by a database insert, processing, or commit failure can leave partner bytes without durable metadata or an upload audit record. The webhook path rolls back database state but does not undo the object write; retries generate fresh object keys rather than recovering the earlier upload. This newly extends failed webhook uploads beyond transactional retention ownership. Private storage limits disclosure, but does not restore auditability or deletion ownership; external orphan cleanup remains unverified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure concerns partner bytes submitted through authorized ingestion paths and left in the shared upload bucket after failures. Inspected application checks constrain tenant selection; no anonymous or cross-tenant retrieval path was established. The maximum authority of production object-storage credentials remains unknown.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — An authorized upload can reach a successful object write before a later failure rolls back its run, metadata, and transactional audit state. Repetition can leave additional independently named objects. This supports a retention and recovery concern, not a demonstrated authorization bypass or proof that an uploader can deliberately trigger every failure state.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Webhook ingestion checks authenticated-principal and payload tenant equality before persistence. Manifest retrieval filters both the manifest and ingestion run by tenant before using the server storage client. The storage call itself receives bucket and key, not a tenant-scoped user identity.
observed — The existing bucket migration specifies private access, but its authenticated SELECT and INSERT policies require the first object folder to equal the tenant UUID. New keys start with literal tenants instead. Those policies do not authorize the new layout. Production S3 credential mapping and any external authenticated consumers are unknown, so effective access failure or bypass is not established.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Fresh UUID-based keys avoid overwriting another submission, but do not provide upload-level retry recovery. Event-level duplicate handling occurs after the source upload and therefore does not reconcile an earlier orphaned object.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Give object creation a durable pending owner and recoverable upload identity, with reconciliation for interrupted requests and retry-safe cleanup. Compensating deletion alone should not be the only protection against process interruption.
proposed — Before production cutover, reconcile the object-key format with the intended bucket policy, verify the actual server credential permissions and cleanup owner, and establish a rollback procedure that preserves pointer-only manifest readability.
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Grant runtime INSERT access to storage_url before writing it
When ingestion runs as the restricted regengine role, this INSERT fails because it now explicitly writes storage_url, even when object storage is disabled and the value is NULL. The v126 runtime-grants migration grants INSERT on only the previous seven columns, and v138 changes payload nullability but does not extend that grant; the same restriction is recorded in v111's runtime privilege inventory. Consequently, CSV uploads through webhook_compat._open_ingestion_run roll back instead of retaining the upload and ingesting its events. Add the corresponding column-level grant and update the privilege inventory/checks as part of this cutover.
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S3 load skips hash check
Medium Severity
resolve_manifest_raw_bytes returns object-storage bytes without checking them against the stored sha256. After the cutover, get_original and evidence bundles treat that payload as the preserved original and still advertise the row hash, so a corrupted or replaced object is served as authentic.
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Metadata paths require object bytes
Medium Severity
get_run_meta always calls resolve_manifest_raw_bytes, so status and release handlers download the full object even though they only use hash, filename, and counts. When raw_bytes is null, those endpoints now fail if object storage is unavailable, even though the metadata already lives in Postgres.
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Cutover tests skip negative paths
Medium Severity
The new partner-upload tests only cover happy-path persist and resolve. Tenant-scoped storage and payload recovery are a compliance path, and there is no coverage for cross-tenant keys, malformed storage_url values, or unsupported schemes.
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Unit tests at this SHA: pytest services/ingestion/tests/test_partner_file_storage_cutover.py — 5 passed (synthetic mocks only; they do not cover the production fail-closed path).
Blocking
Silent bytea fallback in production when object storage is off.persist_partner_upload (services/ingestion/app/partner_file_storage.py L85–L93, L129–L151) gates only on is_object_storage_configured() (s3_utils.py L39–L42), which is true solely when access key + secret are present. There is no environment / fail-closed check. If prod credentials are missing, mis-set, or briefly unavailable at process start, partner CSV bytes still land in fsma.manifest_blobs.raw_bytes, partner_files is skipped, and the audit records used_object_storage: false. That silently keeps partner payloads in Postgres. Safe design: fail closed in production (503 / refuse ingest) or require an explicit non-prod allowlist for the bytea path.
storage_url INSERT is outside the runtime column grant. The INSERT at L133–L138 writes storage_url. v126 still grants regengine INSERT only on ingestion_run_id, tenant_id, raw_bytes, sha256, original_filename, content_type, uploaded_by (explicitly excluding storage_url). v138 (feat(storage): partner file metadata + 30-day retention schema (v140) #3729) does not extend that grant. With the cutover path enabled, uploads will hit permission denied for column storage_url under the restricted role. Add a migration GRANT (and inventory test) before merge.
Nonblocking
Tenant path isolation looks solid on the write path.tenant_object_key (L29–L47) uses safe_s3_key_component + _validate_s3_key (no .., no absolute keys). Callers pass tenant_id from authenticated / GUC-set context (remediation/service.py sets GUC before persist; webhook uses principal_tenant_id). Audit metadata (L162–L172) has hashes, paths, sizes — no secrets.
Read path has no defense in depth.load_bytes_from_storage_url (L184–L195) will fetch any s3://bucket/key with no check that bucket == partner-uploads or that the key’s tenant segment matches the requesting tenant, and resolve_manifest_raw_bytes (L198–L207) does not re-verify SHA-256 against the stored digest. Writers today are trusted; still worth locking down.
Claude FAIL on #3732: partner-uploads cutover writes storage_url, but
v126 column INSERT excluded it. Extend v138 + v111 inventory so the
runtime role can insert pointer-only rows; keep created_at ungated.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
Claude FAIL #3732: missing storage credentials no longer silently write
partner CSV bytes into manifest_blobs.raw_bytes. Production always
refuses (HTTP 503). Local/test may opt in with
REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK=1. Schema grant for storage_url
comes from merged #3729.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
Delta from FAIL at 06212b6. Heads unchanged at post time. Unit tests: test_partner_file_storage_cutover.py green (incl. fail-closed / prod-flag cases).
Prior blockers — resolved
Fail-closed / bytea gate.allow_manifest_bytea_fallback() (partner_file_storage.py) returns False whenever shared.env.is_production() is true, then only allows bytea if REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK is exactly 1|true|yes|on (default "" → off). Missing or misspelled flag → refuse. Production path raises HTTP 503 and writes no DB rows when storage is off. Covered by test_persist_fail_closed_without_storage_or_flag and test_persist_fail_closed_in_production_even_with_flag.
Prod detection: is_production() checks REGENGINE_ENV == "production" first, then ENV, then Supabase pooler DATABASE_URL heuristic. With correct REGENGINE_ENV=production, the fallback flag cannot enable bytea.
storage_url INSERT grant. Merged via schema 514ad7c7…: v138 GRANT INSERT (storage_url) ON TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs TO regengine (+ REVOKE on downgrade), v111 REGENGINE_COLUMN_GRANTS inventory lists storage_url, structural test test_runtime_grant_includes_storage_url_insert. created_at stays ungated.
Nonblocking
Staging/preview with REGENGINE_ENV != production can still opt into bytea if the flag is set (by design). Rely on prod env labeling; cloud markers alone do not force this particular gate.
Prior tenant-path / audit notes unchanged and still look fine. No merge from me.
…#3729)
* feat(storage): partner file metadata + 30-day retention schema (v138)
Add partner_files / partner_file_derived / partner_file_deletion_log with
CASE RLS, trigger-maintained delete_after (+30d), and private partner-uploads
bucket policies. Mirror on Alembic; nullable raw_bytes + payload check on
fsma.manifest_blobs for later hash/pointer cutover. Migration-only; do not
apply without C.Lee yes. Synthetic fixtures only until SEL-590.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(storage): v138 alembic statement tuple + always-recompute delete_after
Codex FAIL on #3729: drop the runtime semicolon splitter (comment `;`
broke upgrade) in favor of an explicit _UPGRADE_STATEMENTS tuple like
v137, and fire partner_files_set_delete_after BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE
so a direct UPDATE of delete_after cannot desync the retention clock.
Stub PG16 tests cover idempotent apply and the overwrite behavior.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(storage): grant runtime INSERT on manifest_blobs.storage_url
Claude FAIL on #3732: partner-uploads cutover writes storage_url, but
v126 column INSERT excluded it. Extend v138 + v111 inventory so the
runtime role can insert pointer-only rows; keep created_at ungated.
Signed-off-by: Christopher <131207452+PetrefiedThunder@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(runbook): allow storage_url INSERT in v126 grant verify
v138 grants INSERT on fsma.manifest_blobs.storage_url for partner-uploads
pointer rows. The verify runbook treated that grant as NOT READY; require
storage_url INSERT and keep created_at INSERT denied.
* fix(retention,schema): wire v138 partner deleted_at + regenerate snapshot
Live DB retention gate failed: partner_files / partner_file_derived /
partner_file_deletion_log carry deleted_at but _RESOURCE_RELATIONS left
every policy unwired (#2900). Add RetentionPolicy entries, map them to
the public relations, and route soft/hard/cleanup SQL through
_sql_target. Skip deletion_log in the cleanup sweep (append-only audit).
WS-2c schema parity: regenerate docs/schema/expected_schema.json for the
three new tables; raw_bytes nullable on fsma.manifest_blobs is intentional
for pointer-only storage_url cutover (v138 payload check).
* fix(v138): grant DELETE on partner_files for retention sweep
Hard-delete cleanup needs DELETE on partner_files and
partner_file_derived as regengine; keep deletion_log append-only.
Update v111 cutover inventory so re-apply keeps the grants, and prove
the runtime role can purge an expired structural row.
* fix(v140): reparent partner-file storage onto v139
Merge main (v139 / e7a1c9d2f4b0 from #3741) and point the partner-file
storage retention migration at that head so alembic has a single head.
Renumber the migration label v138 → v140 to follow the sequence; keep
revision id b8c1e4f2a901.
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@alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py:
- Around line 327-334: Update the migration’s
manifest_blobs_payload_present_check addition to set a local lock_timeout and
add the CHECK as NOT VALID, then validate it in a separate ALTER TABLE VALIDATE
CONSTRAINT statement. Preserve the existing check condition and constraint name.
- Around line 126-138: Update the partner_file_derived schema so its parent
reference binds partner_file_id and tenant_id together: add a unique constraint
on (id, tenant_id) in public.partner_files, then replace the single-column
reference with a composite foreign key to (id, tenant_id) that retains ON DELETE
CASCADE. Apply the same schema change to the Supabase mirror.
- Around line 33-352: Regenerate docs/schema/expected_schema.json to include the
schema changes introduced by the migration’s _UPGRADE_STATEMENTS, ensuring the
schema parity guard reflects the current base-to-head database schema.
Review comments at @services/ingestion/app/partner_file_storage.py:
- Around line 222-246: Update load_bytes_from_storage_url and
resolve_manifest_raw_bytes to validate that storage URLs use
PARTNER_UPLOADS_BUCKET and a key scoped to the supplied tenant_id, then verify
fetched bytes against expected_sha256 and reject mismatches. Pass tenant_id and
the stored hash from the remediation service call, and update
test_resolve_manifest_raw_bytes_fetches_storage for the resolver’s new
arguments.
- Around line 106-114: Add best-effort object deletion when a database write in
this function fails after `put_bytes` succeeds, without masking the original
failure. Also add a periodic reconciliation job or bucket lifecycle rule to
remove objects lacking a `partner_files` row, covering rollbacks that occur
after this function returns.
Review comments at
@services/ingestion/tests/test_partner_file_storage_cutover.py:
- Around line 193-209: Add negative-path tests for
pfs.resolve_manifest_raw_bytes covering unsupported and malformed storage URLs,
missing raw_bytes and storage_url returning 404, bucket or tenant-key
mismatches, and fetched bytes with a SHA-256 mismatch once read-path validation
is implemented in partner_file_storage.py. Also test that persist_partner_upload
raises a 400 error for empty content.
Review comments at
@supabase/migrations/20261028100000_partner_files_storage_retention.sql:
- Around line 224-239: Make public.partner_file_deletion_log append-only against
UPDATE, DELETE, and TRUNCATE: revoke all three privileges from regengine and
service_role, then add a trigger function and row-level and statement-level
triggers that reject those mutations. Mirror the migration changes in the
Alembic v138 tuple and its downgrade.
Review comments at
@supabase/migrations/20261028100010_partner_uploads_bucket.sql:
- Around line 32-47: Update both partner_uploads_select_own and
partner_uploads_insert_own policies to match the tenants/{tenant_id}/... key
layout: require the first folder to be tenants and compare the second folder
with the authenticated tenant context. Guard access to get_tenant_context() with
a fail-closed check for an unset app.tenant_id, so requests without tenant
context are denied rather than raising an error.
Review comments at
@tests/migrations/test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py:
- Around line 279-284: Update the migration file reads in this test to resolve
paths from the module’s existing REPO_ROOT rather than the current working
directory. Reuse MIGRATION_PATH for the v138 migration and anchor the v111
runtime-role migration path to REPO_ROOT.
- Around line 150-160: Remove the fallback assignment to
REGENGINE_MIGRATION_TEST_DB from the pg_engine fixture so it does not override
CI database selection or mutate the environment; keep the
scratch_database_engine setup and database bootstrap unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/shared/test_postgres_evidence_workflow_pg.py:
- Around line 559-567: Add runtime-role checks alongside the existing rejected
INSERT: verify an own-tenant pointer-only row with NULL raw_bytes and non-empty
storage_url succeeds, and verify a row with NULL raw_bytes and empty storage_url
is rejected by manifest_blobs_payload_present_check. Keep the existing
created_at permission-denial assertion intact.
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#!/bin/bashset -o pipefail
echo'--- exact diff stat ---'
git diff --stat 586cb8a48031038fad4ce39e7d736b32c0d104ee 6859ff32a3b202c3d65d672d4d0e2c9541aef46e -- docs/schema/expected_schema.json alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py
echo'--- snapshot status and diff ---'
git diff --name-status 586cb8a48031038fad4ce39e7d736b32c0d104ee 6859ff32a3b202c3d65d672d4d0e2c9541aef46e -- docs/schema/expected_schema.json
git diff --unified=3 586cb8a48031038fad4ce39e7d736b32c0d104ee 6859ff32a3b202c3d65d672d4d0e2c9541aef46e -- docs/schema/expected_schema.json
echo'--- head snapshot structure and relevant terms ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import jsonfrom pathlib import Pathp = Path('docs/schema/expected_schema.json')data = json.loads(p.read_text())print('top-level:', type(data).__name__)if isinstance(data, dict): print('keys:', list(data)[:30]) text = p.read_text() for term in ('partner_files', 'partner_file_derived', 'partner_file_deletion_log', 'manifest_blobs_payload_present_check', 'manifest_blobs', 'storage_url'): print(term, text.find(term))elif isinstance(data, list): print('length:', len(data)) text = p.read_text() for term in ('partner_files', 'partner_file_derived', 'partner_file_deletion_log', 'manifest_blobs_payload_present_check', 'manifest_blobs', 'storage_url'): print(term, text.find(term))PYecho'--- migration revision diff summary ---'
git diff --unified=2 586cb8a48031038fad4ce39e7d736b32c0d104ee 6859ff32a3b202c3d65d672d4d0e2c9541aef46e -- alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py | sed -n '1,260p'||true
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Regenerate docs/schema/expected_schema.json.
This migration changes the database schema. The exact base-to-head diff does not include the schema snapshot, so the schema parity guard can fail CI.
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around lines 33 - 352:
Regenerate docs/schema/expected_schema.json to include the schema changes
introduced by the migration’s _UPGRADE_STATEMENTS, ensuring the schema parity
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Bind partner_file_derived.tenant_id to the parent file's tenant with a composite foreign key.
partner_file_id references only partner_files(id). Foreign-key checks ignore RLS. As a result, the runtime role, running under tenant A's context, can insert a derived row with tenant_id = A that points to tenant B's partner_file_id. The tenant policy accepts this row. The result is a cross-tenant link. Also, on delete cascade from tenant B's file then deletes tenant A's row.
The repository already uses this pattern for fsma.manifest_blobs (fk_manifest_blobs_run_tenant).
Proposed fix
- partner_file_id uuid not null references public.partner_files(id) on delete cascade,- tenant_id uuid not null references public.tenants(id),+ partner_file_id uuid not null,+ tenant_id uuid not null references public.tenants(id),
...
+ constraint partner_file_derived_file_tenant_fk+ foreign key (partner_file_id, tenant_id)+ references public.partner_files (id, tenant_id) on delete cascade,
Add constraint partner_files_id_tenant_unique unique (id, tenant_id) to public.partner_files. Apply the same change to the Supabase mirror.
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around lines 126 - 138:
Update the partner_file_derived schema so its parent reference binds
partner_file_id and tenant_id together: add a unique constraint on (id,
tenant_id) in public.partner_files, then replace the single-column reference
with a composite foreign key to (id, tenant_id) that retains ON DELETE CASCADE.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Add manifest_blobs_payload_present_check as NOT VALID, then validate it separately under a lock_timeout.
ALTER TABLE ... ADD CONSTRAINT ... CHECK takes an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on fsma.manifest_blobs. The lock stays held while Postgres scans every existing row. This table holds the raw bytes of every CSV upload, so the scan can be long. During the scan, the CSV ingest path cannot run its INSERT (webhook_compat._open_ingestion_run). This statement also has no lock_timeout, so it can queue behind a long transaction and block all later readers and writers.
Use NOT VALID so the add step takes only a short lock. Then run VALIDATE CONSTRAINT, which takes SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE and does not block inserts.
Proposed fix
--- "a/alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py"+++ "b/alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py"@@ -324,14 +324,20 @@
"""
ALTER TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS manifest_blobs_payload_present_check
""",
"""
+SET LOCAL lock_timeout = '5s'+""",+ """
ALTER TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs
ADD CONSTRAINT manifest_blobs_payload_present_check
CHECK (
raw_bytes IS NOT NULL
OR (storage_url IS NOT NULL AND length(btrim(storage_url)) > 0)
- )+ ) NOT VALID+""",+ """+ALTER TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs VALIDATE CONSTRAINT manifest_blobs_payload_present_check
""",
"""
DO $$
BEGIN
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"""
ALTERTABLEfsma.manifest_blobs
ADDCONSTRAINTmanifest_blobs_payload_present_check
CHECK (
raw_bytesISNOTNULL
OR (storage_urlISNOTNULLANDlength(btrim(storage_url)) >0)
)
""",
"""
SETLOCALlock_timeout='5s'
""",
"""
ALTERTABLEfsma.manifest_blobs
ADDCONSTRAINTmanifest_blobs_payload_present_check
CHECK (
raw_bytesISNOTNULL
OR (storage_urlISNOTNULLANDlength(btrim(storage_url)) >0)
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Update the migration’s manifest_blobs_payload_present_check addition to set a
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Trivial · Nitpick
Object upload can leave an orphan if a later write fails.
put_bytes writes to the bucket before the partner_files insert, the manifest_blobs insert, and the rest of the caller's transaction. If any later step fails or rolls back, the object stays in partner-uploads with no metadata row.
The retention date is derived from partner_files, so an orphan is never covered by retention deletion.
Add a best-effort delete of the object when the DB writes in this function fail. Also add a periodic reconciliation job or a bucket lifecycle rule for objects that have no partner_files row. Rollbacks after this function returns can only be handled by the reconciliation job or lifecycle rule.
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Add best-effort object deletion when a database write in this function fails
after `put_bytes` succeeds, without masking the original failure. Also add a
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Validate the storage pointer and the fetched bytes on the read path.
resolve_manifest_raw_bytes fetches whatever s3://bucket/key the row contains. It has two gaps:
It never checks that the bucket is PARTNER_UPLOADS_BUCKET or that the key is under tenants/{tenant_id}/. The object-store credentials cover the whole bucket, so the SQL tenant filter in get_run_meta is the only tenant control. A pointer to another tenant's key would be served without error. The new runtime INSERT grant on storage_url makes this path writable.
It never compares the fetched bytes to the stored sha256. The manifest evidence can therefore be returned changed or truncated while still reporting the original hash.
Pass tenant_id and the expected hash into the resolver. Fail closed on any mismatch.
Update the call in services/ingestion/app/remediation/service.py (line 780):
Also update test_resolve_manifest_raw_bytes_fetches_storage for the new signature.
🛡️ Proposed fix
--- "a/services/ingestion/app/partner_file_storage.py"+++ "b/services/ingestion/app/partner_file_storage.py"@@ -219,28 +219,37 @@
}
-def load_bytes_from_storage_url(storage_url: str) -> bytes:+def load_bytes_from_storage_url(storage_url: str, *, tenant_id: str) -> bytes:
"""Fetch object bytes for an ``s3://bucket/key`` storage_url."""
- from .s3_utils import get_raw_document+ from .s3_utils import get_raw_document, safe_s3_key_component
if not storage_url.startswith("s3://"):
raise HTTPException(status_code=500, detail="Unsupported storage_url scheme")
without = storage_url[len("s3://") :]
bucket, _, key = without.partition("/")
if not bucket or not key:
raise HTTPException(status_code=500, detail="Malformed storage_url")
+ tenant_prefix = f"tenants/{safe_s3_key_component(tenant_id, fallback='tenant')}/"+ if bucket != PARTNER_UPLOADS_BUCKET or not key.startswith(tenant_prefix):+ raise HTTPException(status_code=500, detail="storage_url is outside the tenant scope")
doc = get_raw_document(key=key, bucket=bucket)
return doc["content"]
def resolve_manifest_raw_bytes(
*,
raw_bytes: Any,
storage_url: Optional[str],
+ tenant_id: str,+ expected_sha256: Optional[str],
) -> bytes:
"""Return manifest bytes from bytea or, when null, from storage_url."""
if raw_bytes is not None:
return bytes(raw_bytes)
if storage_url:
- return load_bytes_from_storage_url(storage_url)+ content = load_bytes_from_storage_url(storage_url, tenant_id=tenant_id)+ if expected_sha256 and hashlib.sha256(content).hexdigest() != expected_sha256:+ logger.error("partner_upload_sha256_mismatch tenant=%s", tenant_id)+ raise HTTPException(status_code=500, detail="Stored manifest failed integrity check")+ return content
raise HTTPException(status_code=404, detail="Manifest payload not found")
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Update load_bytes_from_storage_url and resolve_manifest_raw_bytes to validate
that storage URLs use PARTNER_UPLOADS_BUCKET and a key scoped to the supplied
tenant_id, then verify fetched bytes against expected_sha256 and reject
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Make partner_file_deletion_log append-only, including against TRUNCATE. The table has no mutation-blocking triggers. RLS does not protect TRUNCATE, and the default-privilege cleanup does not revoke privileges from service_role. Add the revokes and triggers below, then mirror them in the Alembic v138 tuple and downgrade.
Proposed fix
- REVOKE UPDATE, DELETE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log FROM regengine;+ REVOKE UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log FROM regengine;
...
- REVOKE UPDATE, DELETE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log FROM service_role;+ REVOKE UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log FROM service_role;
END IF;
END $$;
++CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.partner_file_deletion_log_immutable()+RETURNS trigger LANGUAGE plpgsql AS $$+BEGIN+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'partner_file_deletion_log is append-only';+END;+$$;++DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS partner_file_deletion_log_no_mutation+ ON public.partner_file_deletion_log;+CREATE TRIGGER partner_file_deletion_log_no_mutation+ BEFORE UPDATE OR DELETE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log+ FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE FUNCTION public.partner_file_deletion_log_immutable();++DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS partner_file_deletion_log_no_truncate+ ON public.partner_file_deletion_log;+CREATE TRIGGER partner_file_deletion_log_no_truncate+ BEFORE TRUNCATE ON public.partner_file_deletion_log+ FOR EACH STATEMENT EXECUTE FUNCTION public.partner_file_deletion_log_immutable();
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Make public.partner_file_deletion_log append-only against UPDATE, DELETE, and
TRUNCATE: revoke all three privileges from regengine and service_role, then add
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Align both storage policies with the ingestion key layout.
tenant_object_key() creates keys as tenants/{tenant_id}/engagements/{engagement_id}/.... Therefore, storage.foldername(name)[1] is tenants, not the tenant UUID. Requests evaluated by these policies cannot access those generated keys.
get_tenant_context() raises when app.tenant_id is unset. If an authenticated storage request can omit that setting, guard the call with a fail-closed CASE expression.
Suggested fix
--- a/supabase/migrations/20261028100010_partner_uploads_bucket.sql+++ b/supabase/migrations/20261028100010_partner_uploads_bucket.sql
@@
--- Layout: partner-uploads/{tenant_id}/{engagement_id}/{partner_file_id}+-- Layout: partner-uploads/tenants/{tenant_id}/{engagement_id}/{partner_file_id}
@@
- bucket_id = 'partner-uploads'- AND (storage.foldername(name))[1] = (select public.get_tenant_context())::text+ CASE+ WHEN bucket_id <> 'partner-uploads' THEN false+ WHEN NULLIF(current_setting('app.tenant_id', true), '') IS NULL THEN false+ ELSE (storage.foldername(name))[1] = 'tenants'+ AND (storage.foldername(name))[2] =+ (select public.get_tenant_context())::text+ END
@@
- bucket_id = 'partner-uploads'- AND (storage.foldername(name))[1] = (select public.get_tenant_context())::text+ CASE+ WHEN bucket_id <> 'partner-uploads' THEN false+ WHEN NULLIF(current_setting('app.tenant_id', true), '') IS NULL THEN false+ ELSE (storage.foldername(name))[1] = 'tenants'+ AND (storage.foldername(name))[2] =+ (select public.get_tenant_context())::text+ END
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Update both partner_uploads_select_own and partner_uploads_insert_own policies
to match the tenants/{tenant_id}/... key layout: require the first folder to be
tenants and compare the second folder with the authenticated tenant context.
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#!/bin/bashset -e
printf'%s\n''--- test file imports and fixture/assertion ---'
nl -ba tests/migrations/test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py | sed -n '1,205p'printf'%s\n''--- scratch database helper ---'
nl -ba tests/migrations/scratch_db.py | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- helper references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'scratch_database_engine' -e 'test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py' tests .github
printf'%s\n''--- workflow contexts around migration test commands and postgres services ---'
rg -n -C8 -F --glob '*.yml' -e 'test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py' -e 'pytest tests/migrations' -e 'image: postgres:' .github/workflows
Repository: regengine/RegEngine
Length of output: 35672
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#!/bin/bashset -e
printf'%s\n''--- rls helper decision path ---'
nl -ba tests/migrations/rls_db.py | sed -n '90,270p'printf'%s\n''--- all workflow pytest invocations and testpaths ---'
rg -n -C5 -F --glob '*.yml' -e 'pytest ' -e 'testpaths=' -e 'REGENGINE_REQUIRE_DB' .github/workflows
printf'%s\n''--- exact test references outside the test file ---'
rg -n -F --hidden --glob '!**/.git/**' -e 'test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention' -e 'partner_file_storage_retention'.
Repository: regengine/RegEngine
Length of output: 41310
Do not set a default migration-test DSN in the fixture.
When REGENGINE_MIGRATION_TEST_DB is unset, this fixture overrides the CI database selection with a developer-specific Unix-socket URL. The helper then treats that value as explicit and can fail before using CI's DATABASE_URL. The mutation also remains in os.environ for later tests.
Suggested fix
- # Prefer an explicit scratch URL; otherwise peer-auth local Homebrew PG.- if not os.environ.get("REGENGINE_MIGRATION_TEST_DB"):- os.environ["REGENGINE_MIGRATION_TEST_DB"] = "postgresql://sellers@/postgres?host=/tmp"
db_name = "inc2_scratch_v138_" + uuid4().hex[:12]
The 16. assertion is consistent with this test's documented PG16 scope and the PG16 testcontainer fallback, so it does not require removal based on the inspected code.
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Remove the fallback assignment to REGENGINE_MIGRATION_TEST_DB from the pg_engine
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Resolve the migration paths from REPO_ROOT, not from the working directory.
Path("alembic/versions/...") is relative. When pytest starts from a directory other than the repository root, the test fails with FileNotFoundError. The module already defines MIGRATION_PATH and REPO_ROOT.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/migrations/test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py"+++ "b/tests/migrations/test_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py"@@ -276,12 +276,11 @@
from pathlib import Path
import importlib.util
- alembic = Path("alembic/versions/20261028_b8c1e4f2a901_v138_partner_file_storage_retention.py")- text = alembic.read_text(encoding="utf-8")+ src = MIGRATION_PATH.read_text(encoding="utf-8")- assert "GRANT INSERT (storage_url) ON TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs TO regengine" in text- assert "REVOKE INSERT (storage_url) ON TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs FROM regengine" in text+ assert "GRANT INSERT (storage_url) ON TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs TO regengine" in src+ assert "REVOKE INSERT (storage_url) ON TABLE fsma.manifest_blobs FROM regengine" in src- inv_path = Path("alembic/versions/20260803_b71d9e4c2a60_v111_runtime_role_grants.py")+ inv_path = REPO_ROOT / "alembic" / "versions" / "20260803_b71d9e4c2a60_v111_runtime_role_grants.py"
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("v111_grants", inv_path)
mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
assert spec.loader is not None
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Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Replace the removed storage_url denial check with a positive check of the new contract.
The storage_url denial assertion was removed. The v138 grant justifies that removal. But the test now covers nothing about pointer rows. Add two checks under the runtime role:
A pointer-only INSERT (raw_bytes NULL, non-empty storage_url) for the own tenant's run succeeds.
An INSERT with both raw_bytes NULL and storage_url empty fails with manifest_blobs_payload_present_check.
Without these checks, a later grant change or constraint change goes undetected. Such a change could break the upload cutover or allow rows with no payload.
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Add runtime-role checks alongside the existing rejected INSERT: verify an
own-tenant pointer-only row with NULL raw_bytes and non-empty storage_url
succeeds, and verify a row with NULL raw_bytes and empty storage_url is rejected
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Cutover intact: partner_file_storage.py, remediation/webhook_compat wiring, and test_partner_file_storage_cutover.py are byte-identical to pre-merge tip 6859ff3; no partner_file_storage cutover content lost vs #3729/v140 on main.
Dropped duplicate v138 clean: no leftover 20261028_138_* files, no 08c7cf36ddbe references in this branch's migrations/tests/policy; only v140 b8c1e4f2a901 remains. scripts/check_alembic_revisions.py → single head b8c1e4f2a901.
Supabase SQL took main's version: delta vs branch tip is DELETE grants + v140 comment only; storage_url INSERT grant the cutover needs is present.
Non-blocking follow-ups (pre-merge, not introduced by this merge): key layout tenants/{t}/engagements/{e}/… vs bucket RLS expecting folder[1]=tenant_id; resolve path does not re-verify SHA; put_bytes-before-DB can orphan objects on DB failure; engagement_id=run_id stand-in with no FK.
_open_ingestion_run now stores bytes through persist_partner_upload, which
fails closed without object storage. The unit test pins the explicit local
bytea fallback, and the live-DB CI step (no object storage) opts into the
same non-production flag so the CSV runtime-role tests still run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merged main into this branch. There were no conflicts.
Fixes (tests and CI only, the storage code is unchanged):
Test ingestion: test_webhook_compat_1342::test_open_records_file_hash_size_rows_and_retains_bytes still expected the old direct manifest_blobs insert. Through persist_partner_upload it either reached a real bucket or got the fail-closed 503. The test now pins is_object_storage_configured=False plus REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK=1, so its existing assertions hold.
Live DB suite: three CSV live tests got the 503 "Partner object storage is not configured", because that job has no bucket. I added REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK: "1" to the live-DB step env in backend-ci.yml. It's non-production only, as allow_manifest_bytea_fallback() enforces. If you'd rather the live job run against a bucket stub instead, swap that out.
Local checks (Python 3.11):pytest services/ingestion/tests -n auto passed (rc=0), and check_workflow_inventory.py reports OK. I couldn't run the live-DB tests locally (no Postgres), so CI on this head will confirm them.
Deploy note: with this cutover, production upload paths return 503 until partner object storage is configured on Railway.
New head SHA: dcaea7bcec0b49550edbadbb2a102e2c368ad43e (ready for a non-Claude reviewer).
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/backend-ci.yml:
- Line 1415: Update the “Verify ingestion and exports with the restricted
runtime role” step in the live-db-suite workflow to provide
REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK, or define it in the live-db-suite job
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Enable the fallback in the restricted-role CSV step.
This variable applies only to the Run live-DB suite step. The later Verify ingestion and exports with the restricted runtime role step does not inherit it. That step runs CSV upload tests that call /api/v1/ingest/csv and require HTTP 200. With object storage absent and this flag unset, persist_partner_upload raises HTTP 503, so the required CI step fails. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add the flag to the restricted-role step or move it to the live-db-suite job environment. Keep REGENGINE_ENV: test for the non-production guard.
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Update the “Verify ingestion and exports with the restricted runtime role” step
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep the upload audit assertion active.
persist_partner_upload emits partner_file.upload after the manifest insert, but this test replaces audit_event with a no-op and never verifies the audit record. A regression that drops the append-only audit record or loses its tenant, run, or hash metadata will still pass. Replace the lambda with a spy and assert the emitted audit payload. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Replace the no-op audit_utils.audit_event stub with a spy in this test, then
assert that persist_partner_upload emits the partner_file.upload audit event
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Summary
Stacked on #3729 (v138 schema). First-file cutover: when object storage is configured, partner CSV uploads go to the private Supabase/
partner-uploadsbucket under tenant-scoped keys, withpublic.partner_filesmetadata + audit (partner_file.upload), andfsma.manifest_blobsstores SHA-256 +storage_urlwithraw_bytesNULL. Local/dev without object storage keeps the bytea fallback.Touched
services/ingestion/app/partner_file_storage.py(new)services/ingestion/app/remediation/service.py(ingest_manifest,get_run_meta)services/ingestion/app/webhook_compat.py(_open_ingestion_run)Out of scope / rules
Test plan
pytest services/ingestion/tests/test_partner_file_storage_cutover.py(5 passed)Note
Medium Risk
Changes how ingestion persists partner file bytes and tightens production to fail closed without object storage; misconfigured storage would block uploads but avoids silent DB storage of large payloads.
Overview
Partner CSV and webhook file receipts no longer write
fsma.manifest_blobsdirectly (and remediation drops the optionalregengine-ingest-rawmirror). They go through newpersist_partner_upload, which stores bytes in the privatepartner-uploadsbucket under tenant-scoped keys, insertspublic.partner_filesmetadata, emitspartner_file.uploadaudit events, and keepsmanifest_blobsas SHA-256 +storage_urlwithraw_bytesNULL when object storage is configured.Production returns 503 if object storage is missing (no silent Postgres bytea). Non-production can opt into legacy bytea only via
REGENGINE_ALLOW_MANIFEST_BYTEA_FALLBACK=1.get_run_metaloads manifest bytes viaresolve_manifest_raw_bytes(bytea first, else S3). The live-DB CI job sets that flag so CSV tests run without a bucket.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit dcaea7b. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.