RegisterSessionCleanupCron opens a transaction via db.NewSession() but
never calls s.Commit(). The deferred s.Close() auto-rolls-back, making
the DELETE a no-op. Add the missing commit.
- user_export.go: Remove defer s.Close() from checkExportRequest since
it returns the session to callers. Callers now own the session
lifecycle with their own defer s.Close(). Close session on all error
paths within checkExportRequest.
- user_delete.go: Close the read session immediately after Find() before
the per-user deletion loop, avoiding a long-lived transaction holding
locks unnecessarily.
- user/delete.go: Remove double s.Close() in notifyUsersScheduledForDeletion
by closing immediately after Find() instead of using both defer and
explicit close.
- caldav_token.go: Return nil token on Commit() error to prevent callers
from using an unpersisted token.
syncUserGroups created its own db.NewSession() internally while being
called from AuthenticateUserInLDAP which already has an active session
with writes. In SQLite shared-cache mode this causes a lock conflict.
Pass the caller's session through instead, and add s.Commit() before
db.AssertExists calls in LDAP tests.
Add a proper main_test.go for the caldav test package that initializes
the logger, config, test database, and event system. Previously, these
were initialized inline in TestSubTask_Create and TestSubTask_Update
relied on running after it (fragile test ordering).
Fix session handling in TestSubTask_Update: close the read session
before calling UpdateResource (which creates its own internal session)
to avoid SQLite lock conflicts from concurrent transactions.
Two categories of fixes:
1. Use defer s.Close() instead of explicit s.Close() to prevent session
leaks when require.FailNow() triggers runtime.Goexit(), which skips
explicit close calls but runs deferred functions. Leaked sessions
hold SQLite write locks that block all subsequent fixture loading.
2. Add s.Commit() before db.AssertExists/db.AssertMissing calls. These
assertion helpers query via the global engine (not the test session),
so they cannot see uncommitted data from the session's transaction.
For block-scoped sessions (kanban_task_bucket_test.go), wrap each block
in an anonymous function so defer runs at block boundary rather than
deferring to the enclosing test function.
files.Create() and files.CreateWithMime() internally create their own
sessions and transactions. When called from within an existing
transaction (now that db.NewSession() auto-begins), this creates nested
transactions that deadlock on SQLite.
Switch to files.CreateWithSession() and files.CreateWithMimeAndSession()
to participate in the caller's existing transaction instead.
In transaction mode, xorm stores the bean argument as a map key in
afterUpdateBeans. Since Task contains slices and maps (unhashable
types), passing a Task value causes "hash of unhashable type" panic.
Passing a pointer (&ot) fixes this since pointers are always hashable.
With db.NewSession() now starting real transactions, all sessions that
do writes must explicitly commit. These listeners and cron jobs were
previously relying on auto-commit mode where each SQL statement was
committed immediately. Without explicit Commit(), the writes are
silently rolled back on Close(), and the held write locks cause
"database is locked" errors for subsequent requests on SQLite.
On Postgres, a failed operation puts the transaction in an error state
where subsequent operations fail. The previous loop with continue would
keep trying to use a broken transaction. Each user now gets its own
transaction so a single notification failure doesn't affect others.
File.Delete() had s.Commit() and s.Rollback() calls that could
prematurely commit or abort an outer transaction when using a shared
session. The caller is now responsible for transaction management.
Verify that deleting a parent project atomically deletes all child
projects, including archived children and deeply nested hierarchies.
Also add missing defer s.Close() to existing delete test cases.
Refactor functions that created their own sessions when called from
within existing transactions, which caused "database table is locked"
errors in SQLite's shared-cache mode.
Changes:
- Add files.CreateWithSession() to reuse caller's session
- Refactor DeleteBackgroundFileIfExists() to accept session parameter
- Add variadic session parameter to notifications.Notify() and
Notifiable.ShouldNotify() interface
- Update all Notify callers (~17 sites) to pass their session through
- Use files.CreateWithSession in SaveBackgroundFile and NewAttachment
- Fix test code to commit sessions before assertions
Since NewSession() now auto-begins a transaction, explicit Begin()
calls are redundant (xorm's Begin() is a no-op when already in a
transaction). Removing them reduces confusion.
Special case: user_delete.go's loop previously called Begin/Commit
per user on a shared session. Restructured to create a new session
per user deletion so each gets its own transaction.
Add defer s.Close() to sessions that were never closed:
- auth.GetAuthFromClaims inline session
- models.deleteUsers cron function
- notifications.notify database insert
All sessions now start with an active transaction. This makes
multi-statement write operations atomic — if any step fails, all
changes are rolled back instead of leaving the database in an
inconsistent state.
Callers must call s.Commit() for writes to persist. s.Close()
auto-rollbacks uncommitted transactions.
- Login creates a server-side session and sets an HttpOnly refresh
token cookie alongside the short-lived JWT
- POST /user/token/refresh exchanges the cookie for a new JWT and
rotates the refresh token atomically
- POST /user/logout destroys the session and clears the cookie
- POST /user/token restricted to link share tokens only
- Session list (GET) and delete (DELETE) routes for /user/sessions
- All user sessions invalidated on password change and reset
- CORS configured to allow credentials for cross-origin cookies
- JWT 401 responses use structured error code 11 for client detection
- Refresh token cookie name constants annotated for gosec G101
- Session struct with UUID primary key, hashed refresh token, device
info, IP address, and last-active tracking
- Token generation via generateHashedToken (SHA-256, 128 random bytes)
- CreateSession, GetSessionByRefreshToken, GetSessionByID
- Atomic RotateRefreshToken with WHERE on old hash to prevent replays
- ReadAll scoped to authenticated user (link shares rejected)
- Delete scoped to owning user (link shares rejected)
- Hourly cleanup cron for expired sessions based on is_long_session
- ErrSessionNotFound error type with HTTP 404 mapping
Adds ServiceJWTTTLShort (default 600s) to control the lifetime of
short-lived JWTs issued during token refresh. The existing jwtttl
and jwtttllong keys remain for session expiry and long sessions.
Adds the `sessions` table for storing server-side session records.
Each row tracks a session ID (UUID), user ID, hashed refresh token,
device info, IP address, and timestamps.
The reminder and overdue crons now always run and dispatch webhook
events. Email notifications are only sent when both
ServiceEnableEmailReminders and MailerEnabled are true. Webhook
dispatch errors are logged but no longer abort the cron run.
Avoid using the generic renameColumn helper for this migration on MySQL because it renames columns as BIGINT. Handle the teams oidc_id -> external_id rename with a MySQL-specific CHANGE statement that keeps VARCHAR(250) and remains idempotent.
The new catchup migration compared the postgres JSON column with string literals using !=, which fails in migration smoke tests. Use a PostgreSQL-specific WHERE clause with ::text and cover it with unit tests.
Convert bucket_configuration filters regardless of bucket_configuration_mode and catch remaining view-level filter values still stored in the legacy string format. Includes focused tests for the bucket conversion helper logic.
Fixes#2172Fixes#2188Fixes#2202
Use the shared renameColumn helper for non-SQLite databases and skip the SQLite table rebuild when oidc_id is already absent. This prevents failures after partial upgrades where the column was already renamed.
Refs #2172
Refs #2285
tx.Sync() fails on PostgreSQL because it tries to reconcile primary key constraints/indexes, causing index-drop errors. Use explicit ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN with existence checks instead.
Fixes#2215
Without explicit Cache-Control headers, browsers may heuristically cache
API JSON responses. This causes stale data to be served on normal page
refresh (F5) — for example, projects newly shared with a team not
appearing until the user performs a hard refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R).
Add Cache-Control: no-store to all API responses via middleware and
configure the service worker's NetworkOnly strategy to explicitly bypass
the browser HTTP cache for API requests.
Ref: https://community.vikunja.io/t/team-members-cannot-see-project/1876
TickTick uses status "2" (Archived) for completed tasks that were
subsequently archived. The import only checked for status "1"
(Completed), causing archived tasks to be imported as open despite
having a completion timestamp.
Closesgo-vikunja/vikunja#2278
Add a CLI command that finds all files in the database with no MIME type
set, detects it from the stored file content, and updates the database.
This is useful for backfilling MIME types on files created before MIME
detection was added on upload.
Set Content-Disposition to "attachment" instead of "inline" so browsers
trigger a file download with the correct filename. Also move shared
response headers (Content-Type, Content-Length, Last-Modified) out of
the S3-specific branch so they apply to both storage backends.
Use mimetype.DetectReader in files.Create to automatically detect and
store the MIME type from file content. This fixes task attachment
previews, S3 Content-Type headers, and UI display for newly uploaded
files.
Add an OrderBy field to the TaskComment struct with a query:"order_by"
tag so that the frontend can request ascending or descending comment
order. The value is validated to only accept "asc" or "desc", defaulting
to "asc". Also adds the corresponding swagger @Param annotation.
Restore full sort-order assertions that verify task47 appears at the
end of priority-sorted results. The previous fix incorrectly removed
the trailing `]` which meant the tests no longer verified the last
element in the sorted array.
Restrict the AND-joined sub-table filter merging to range comparators
(>, >=, <, <=) only. Equality and negative comparators (=, !=, in,
not in) must remain as separate EXISTS/NOT EXISTS subqueries because
each matching value lives in its own row.
Merging equality filters like `labels = 4 && labels = 5` into a single
EXISTS would produce an unsatisfiable condition (no single row has
label_id=4 AND label_id=5). Merging negative filters like
`labels != 4 && labels != 5` into NOT EXISTS(label_id IN 4 AND
label_id IN 5) would be trivially true.
Also fix the join tracking to use the first filter's join type
(how the group connects to the previous element) instead of the last.
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