api-portal: portal-scope sessions, user_idp_references, user_organization_mappings - #3453
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…tion_mappings Bring three tables in line with the rest of the api-portal schema, which treats portal_id as a tenant-separation column carried in the primary key of every portal-scoped table. Prior to this change these three tables opted out of that model, so one portal running in a shared database could observe another portal's rows before any application-layer guard ran. Schema (all three dialect files): - sessions gains a portal_id column, PK becomes (portal_id, sid). - user_idp_references gains a portal_id column, PK becomes (portal_id, uuid), and the UNIQUE moves from idp_id to (portal_id, idp_id). Each portal maintains its own view of an IdP sub claim. - user_organization_mappings PK becomes (portal_id, user_uuid, org_uuid), and its FK into user_idp_references becomes composite so memberships cannot span portals. DAO layer: - SqlSessionStore passes getPortalId() into every SELECT/UPSERT/DELETE on sessions so the session lookup can never return another portal's row. The prune sweep stays global because an expired row is dead for every portal. - userIdpReferenceDao scopes resolveUuid / resolveDisplay / resolveMany by getPortalId(); the middleware-level portalId cross-check remains as belt-and-suspenders. - userOrganizationMappingDao ensureMapping now scopes both the lookup and the insert by portal_id. Table doc comments are rewritten to describe the new strictly portal-scoped model. Fixes wso2#3451.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change makes session, identity-reference, and user-organization data portal-scoped across PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. DAOs and ChangesPortal-scoped persistence
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PortalRequest
participant orgContext
participant SqlSessionStore
participant userIdpReferenceDao
participant PortalDatabase
PortalRequest->>orgContext: getPortalId()
PortalRequest->>SqlSessionStore: get, set, destroy, or touch session
SqlSessionStore->>PortalDatabase: operate on sessions with portal_id and sid
PortalRequest->>userIdpReferenceDao: resolve identity or mapping
userIdpReferenceDao->>PortalDatabase: query or insert with portal_id
Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to Existing installations will not receive the new portal columns and keys because the schema files only create tables that do not already exist. On those databases, login and session handling can break outright, and the intended per-portal separation is not actually applied. An upgrade path for existing databases is needed before this can be merged. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR implements the portal-scoped schema in PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MSSQL. It adds Resolution Add idempotent PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MSSQL migrations for existing installations. The migrations must add Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 1 functions across 3 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.) Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the security purpose, schema changes, DAO changes, scope, and planned tests. However, it does not follow most required template sections. It omits explicit User stories, Documentation, Security checks, Samples, Related PRs, and Test environment sections, and all listed test-plan items remain unchecked. Resolution Add the missing template sections with applicable details or explicit N/A values. Complete the security-check responses and document the actual test environments and results. Mark test-plan items complete only after running them, or state which tests remain pending.
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In `@portals/api-portal/database/schema.postgres.sql`:
- Around line 495-499: Preserve the shipped baseline keys, unique constraint,
and foreign-key targets in the guarded table definitions across the database
schemas. Update the relevant schema migrations to add portal_id to existing
tables using nullable/defaulted, dialect-specific ALTER TABLE statements,
without changing existing primary keys or foreign-key semantics; portal-scoped
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Summary
Fixes #3451.
Three tables in the api-portal database did not include
portal_idin their primary key, opting out of the tenant-isolation model that every other portal-scoped table enforces viaPRIMARY KEY (portal_id, uuid)(see #3260). In a shared-DB multi-portal deployment, one portal could structurally read or update another portal's rows on these tables before any application-layer guard ran.This PR brings the three tables in line with the rest of the schema and scopes every DAO query on them by
portal_id.Schema (all three dialect files)
sessionsgains aportal_idcolumn;PRIMARY KEY (portal_id, sid).user_idp_referencesgains aportal_idcolumn;PRIMARY KEY (portal_id, uuid); theUNIQUEmoves fromidp_idto(portal_id, idp_id). Each portal maintains its own view of an IdPsubclaim.user_organization_mappings:PRIMARY KEY (portal_id, user_uuid, org_uuid); the FK intouser_idp_referencesbecomes composite(portal_id, user_uuid)so memberships cannot span portals.Doc comments on all three tables are rewritten to describe the new strictly portal-scoped model instead of the previous "shared across portals" framing.
DAO layer
src/db/sqlSessionStore.js— passesgetPortalId()into everySELECT/UPSERT/DELETEonsessions. The prune sweep stays global (an expired row is dead for every portal). The middleware-levelreq.session.portalIdcross-check remains as belt-and-suspenders.src/dao/userIdpReferenceDao.js—resolveUuid,resolveDisplay,resolveManyall scope byportal_id.src/dao/userOrganizationMappingDao.js—ensureMappingscopes both the lookup and the insert byportal_id.Test plan
schema.postgres.sql, boot the portal, log in, confirm thesessions/user_idp_references/user_organization_mappingsrows carry the configuredportal_id.APIP_AP_ORGANIZATION_PORTAL_ID: log the same physical user (same IdPsub) into both, confirm each portal gets its ownuser_idp_referencesrow and its own membership row; confirm sessions from one portal are not visible on the other.CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS/CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS).Scope
This PR updates the fresh-install baseline schema shipped with the codebase. Rolling this change out to already-provisioned databases is tracked separately and is out of scope here.