test(db): fail CI if RPC revoke breaks last published CLI - #3200
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Add a forever published-CLI contract: parse RPC calls from the latest cli-* tag, require anon EXECUTE on matching overloads, and run the npm @capgo/cli release against the PR schema (app list / get_user_id path). Document the must-not-break rule in AGENTS.md and a dedicated CRITICAL CI job so #3189-style revokes fail before production customers do. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds published CLI contract helpers, schema compatibility tests, CI enforcement, and contributor guidance. The workflow resolves the latest published CLI, runs contract tests against an isolated Supabase stack, and stops the stack after execution. ChangesPublished CLI compatibility
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a compatibility gate, but its current version-selection logic can validate one published source while executing another and can choose a prerelease instead of the latest stable CLI, allowing RPC permission regressions to pass undetected. Merge should wait for these contract-selection fixes; the broader CI permission is a bounded follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>GitRepository: resolve latest published cli-* tag
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PublishedCliTests->>Supabase: validate RPCs and execute app list
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Filter out cli-helper tags, use pronargdefaults in privilege SQL, and install the highest @capgo/cli npm release at or below the latest cli-* tag. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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Add a top-level MUST NOT section in AGENTS.md, plain-language guidance in CONTRIBUTING.md, and align the CRITICAL CI job name with the contract wording. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
git grep only returned matching lines, so multiline .rpc() argument objects (e.g. get_channel_current_bundle_rbac) were parsed with empty argKeys and failed overload matching. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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In @.github/workflows/tests.yml:
- Around line 1549-1551: Remove the unnecessary actions: write permission from
the workflow permissions block, leaving contents: read as the only permission
unless an existing required step explicitly needs Actions write access.
In `@scripts/published-cli-contract.ts`:
- Line 19: Update parse and comparePublishedCliTags so tags with identical
major, minor, and patch versions follow SemVer prerelease ordering, with the
stable release ranked higher than any prerelease. Preserve existing ordering for
differing versions, and add a test covering cli-8.42.5 versus cli-8.42.5-rc.1
through resolveLatestPublishedCliTag.
In `@tests/published-cli-rpc-contract.test.ts`:
- Around line 37-42: Rename the FunctionPrivilegeRow members arg_names,
default_count, arg_count, and anon_exec to camelCase, add quoted SQL aliases so
query results retain those names, and update all corresponding property accesses
in the affected checks and assertions.
- Around line 45-47: Update the setup around resolvePublishedCliTag,
resolvePublishedCliNpmInstallVersion, and extractPublishedCliRpcCalls so RPC
extraction uses the same selected npm artifact that the test executes;
alternatively, reject fallback selection when the exact tag source is
unavailable. Ensure publishedCliRpcCalls cannot be derived from publishedCliTag
when publishedCliNpmVersion points to an earlier package.
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- Use semver compare so stable tags rank above prereleases - Extract RPC calls from the git tag matching the npm package under test - Rename FunctionPrivilegeRow fields to camelCase with quoted SQL aliases - Drop unnecessary actions:write permission from the CRITICAL CI job Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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When the published CLI parser finds .rpc('name') without an args object,
match every public overload for that function instead of requiring a
zero-argument signature. Require at least one matched overload to keep
anon EXECUTE so catalog checks stay aligned with live CLI behavior.
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scripts/published-cli-contract.ts, empty-argument RPC calls can incorrectly pass when any same-named overload has anonymousEXECUTE, even if the zero-argument/default overload used by the CLI is not granted; require validation of the exact invoked overload before relying on this contract.
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P2: Returning true for empty-arg RPC calls lets the contract pass whenever any overload with that function name has anon EXECUTE, instead of requiring the zero-arg/all-default overload the CLI actually invokes to be granted. If that zero-arg overload is revoked while another overload of the same name keeps anon EXECUTE, the published CLI would break in production but this safety-net test stays green. This repo relies on per-overload grants (e.g. get_orgs_v7() anon-granted vs get_orgs_v7(uuid) revoked, get_user_id(text) vs get_user_id(text,text)), so an overload-split is realistic. Keep the stricter match for zero-arg calls: satisfy only overloads where all params are optional/absent and that have anon EXECUTE.</violation>
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P2: Returning true for empty-arg RPC calls lets the contract pass whenever any overload with that function name has anon EXECUTE, instead of requiring the zero-arg/all-default overload the CLI actually invokes to be granted. If that zero-arg overload is revoked while another overload of the same name keeps anon EXECUTE, the published CLI would break in production but this safety-net test stays green. This repo relies on per-overload grants (e.g. get_orgs_v7() anon-granted vs get_orgs_v7(uuid) revoked, get_user_id(text) vs get_user_id(text,text)), so an overload-split is realistic. Keep the stricter match for zero-arg calls: satisfy only overloads where all params are optional/absent and that have anon EXECUTE.
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<comment>Returning true for empty-arg RPC calls lets the contract pass whenever any overload with that function name has anon EXECUTE, instead of requiring the zero-arg/all-default overload the CLI actually invokes to be granted. If that zero-arg overload is revoked while another overload of the same name keeps anon EXECUTE, the published CLI would break in production but this safety-net test stays green. This repo relies on per-overload grants (e.g. get_orgs_v7() anon-granted vs get_orgs_v7(uuid) revoked, get_user_id(text) vs get_user_id(text,text)), so an overload-split is realistic. Keep the stricter match for zero-arg calls: satisfy only overloads where all params are optional/absent and that have anon EXECUTE.</comment>
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if (call.argKeys.length === 0)
- return argCount === 0 || defaultCount === argCount
+ return true
const provided = new Set(call.argKeys)
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scripts/published-cli-contract.tsto resolve the latestcli-<semver>tag and extract.rpc('...')calls from that tagged CLI sourcetests/published-cli-rpc-contract.test.ts— CRITICAL live contract: anonEXECUTEon every RPC the published CLI still calls,get_user_id({ apikey })must succeed, and@capgo/cli@<tag>app listmust succeed against the PR schematests/published-cli-rpc-contract.unit.test.tsfor parser/overload-matching helpersCRITICAL — Published CLI / do not break old CLI(runs published npm CLI, not the workspace build)AGENTS.md(MUST NOT section for agents) and inCONTRIBUTING.md(plain language for humans)Motivation (AI generated)
#3189 / #3197 revoked
anonEXECUTEonget_user_id(text)whilecli-8.42.xstill called.rpc('get_user_id', { apikey }). CI stayed green because tests were rewritten to expect permission denied. Production customers broke.This PR is the prevention layer (not another grant — #3199 already restored anon access).
Business Impact (AI generated)
Stops shipping schema/RPC permission changes that break already-published CLI versions customers still run in CI/CD, before those changes reach production. Makes the rule impossible to miss for contributors and AI agents.
Test Plan (AI generated)
bunx vitest run tests/published-cli-rpc-contract.unit.test.tsCRITICAL — Published CLI / do not break old CLIgreen on this PRget_user_id(text)fromanonwould fail the new job whilecli-8.42.5still calls itGenerated with AI
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