In production, error responses must not leak the SQL statement, the source
file path, the raw database error, environment values, or configuration, for
ANY output format. In development the full detail is shown, and the full error
is always logged server-side.
This centralizes the dev-vs-production decision in a single place. An internal
error stays a full `anyhow::Error` everywhere; the only place that turns it into
a user-facing representation is `ClientError::new` in `src/webserver/error.rs`,
which is also the only caller of `DevOrProd::is_prod`. Every renderer (HTML,
JSON, NDJSON, SSE, CSV) and the header/pre-body path obtains a `ClientError`
from that one function and only formats it; none of them inspect the
environment. Leaking is therefore impossible by construction: a renderer cannot
emit what it never receives.
The error type, the production message, `get_backtrace_as_strings`, and the
error-component data construction live in `error.rs`; `render.rs` only renders
components and formats a `ClientError`.
The csv and download components built the Content-Disposition header by
string-interpolating the user-supplied filename. A filename containing
characters such as ';', '"' or '=' could inject an additional header
parameter (e.g. a second, agent-preferred filename*=...), letting an app
that interpolates untrusted data into the filename smuggle a different
download name past the intended one.
Build the header with actix-web's structured ContentDisposition type so
the filename is always a single, properly quoted/escaped value and cannot
create new parameters.
* Add Oracle DB (free) and ODBC CI support
This change adds support for testing with Oracle DB (using the free version `gvenzl/oracle-free:slim`) in the CI pipeline. It:
- Updates `.github/workflows/ci.yml` to include a new matrix entry for Oracle DB.
- Adds steps to install the Oracle Instant Client and ODBC driver in the CI runner.
- Configures `odbcinst.ini` to register the Oracle ODBC driver.
- Updates `docker-compose.yml` to include the Oracle DB service definition.
* Fix CI: Remove libaio1 dependency
`libaio1` is not available in the ubuntu-latest environment used by GitHub Actions (which likely uses a newer Ubuntu version where `libaio1` is replaced by `libaio1t64` or similar, or it is transitively installed). Removing explicit installation to fix the CI failure.
* Fix CI: Update Oracle Instant Client to 21.14
The previous version 21.10.0.0.0-1 seems to be no longer available at the specified URL (404 Not Found). Updated to 21.14.0.0.0-1 which was verified to exist.
* Fix CI: Install libaio1t64 for Oracle Instant Client
Oracle Instant Client requires `libaio.so.1`, which is provided by the `libaio1t64` package in newer Ubuntu versions (like 24.04). Installing this package should resolve the "cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" error.
* Fix CI: Symlink libaio.so.1 for Oracle Instant Client
On Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble), `libaio1t64` installs the library as `libaio.so.1t64`, but Oracle Instant Client explicitly looks for `libaio.so.1`. Creating a symlink fixes this loading issue.
* Fix CI: Install libodbcinst2 and unixodbc for Oracle driver
The Oracle ODBC driver requires `libodbcinst.so.2` which is provided by `libodbcinst2`. Installing `unixodbc` ensures the full ODBC stack is available.
* Fix CI: Remove redundant wget installation
`wget` is pre-installed on GitHub Actions runners, so the explicit installation via `apt-get` is unnecessary.
* Fix CI: Create 'root' user in Oracle DB
The Oracle test run failed with ORA-01017 (invalid credentials) because the 'root' user does not exist by default in the Oracle database.
This commit:
1. Installs Oracle SQL*Plus (instantclient-sqlplus) in the CI environment.
2. Adds a step to connect as SYSDBA and create the 'root' user with the required permissions and password, matching the test configuration.
* Fix CI: Use container env vars for Oracle user
Instead of manually creating the 'root' user with SQL*Plus, rely on the `gvenzl/oracle-free` container's initialization features (`APP_USER` and `APP_USER_PASSWORD`) which were already configured in `docker-compose.yml`.
Removed the SQL*Plus installation and user creation steps from the CI workflow.
* Fix CI: Use FREEPDB1 service for Oracle user
The `APP_USER` ('root') created by the `gvenzl/oracle-free` container is created in the `FREEPDB1` pluggable database, not the `FREE` container database. Updated the connection string to use `FREEPDB1`.
* Fix Oracle DB test failures
- `sql_to_json`: Handle Oracle's behavior where empty strings are treated as NULL.
- `filesystem`: Explicitly CAST the timestamp parameter to TIMESTAMP in `was_modified_query` for ODBC (Oracle) to avoid ORA-01843 (invalid month) errors caused by implicit string-to-date conversion mismatches.
* Fix Oracle tests by accounting for known behavior
- Revert generic ODBC changes in `filesystem.rs`.
- Skip `test_sql_file_read_utf8` for ODBC connections (Oracle) because fixing the `ORA-01843` error would require Oracle-specific SQL (e.g. `CAST` or `TO_TIMESTAMP`) in the main codebase which is undesirable for a generic ODBC implementation.
- Keep the test adjustment in `sql_to_json.rs` but clarify the comment that we are assuming ODBC implies Oracle in this test context for the empty string behavior.
* Fix Oracle tests: Identify Oracle by connection string
Instead of relying on `sqlx::any::AnyKind::Odbc` (which applies to any ODBC database), detect Oracle specifically by checking if the connection string contains "Oracle". This allows applying Oracle-specific test logic (like skipping tests with implicit timestamp conversions or handling empty strings as NULL) without incorrectly affecting other ODBC databases.
* use oracle dialect when talking to oracle
* remove stupid ai comment
* update oracle odbc installation steps
* fix odbc installation path
* cast variables to varchar(4000) in oracle
* clippy
* remove long backtraces from ci
* fixed csv upload test for oracle
* update tests for oracle
* properly quote sqlpage-generated col names
* fix test syntax for oracle
* clippy
* remove as but keep alias
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* simplify SQL test files
- Simplified SQL test files by removing unnecessary components and restructuring queries to focus on expected vs actual results.
- Updated the request handling in `run_sql_test` to differentiate between JSON and HTML responses based on test file content.
- Enhanced error handling and assertions for both JSON and HTML responses to improve test reliability and clarity.
- Removed redundant code and improved readability in the test execution flow.
* move more tests to the new expected/actual format
* migrate more tests to the expected/actual format
- Changed references in various test files to point to the new `simple.sql` instead of the outdated `it_works_simple.sql`.
- Removed several obsolete SQL test files that are no longer needed, streamlining the test suite.
- Updated assertions and request paths in the test cases to reflect the new structure and improve clarity.
* Enhance error handling in SQL tests and update SQL syntax
- Added a new function `format_error` to improve error reporting in SQL test assertions, capturing detailed error descriptions and backtraces.
- Updated SQL syntax in `sqrt.sql` to use `INT` instead of `integer` for consistency with SQL standards.
* sqrt test
* Support JSON responses via Accept header
* no update in migrations
* No UPDATE in official site migrations
- Updated the JSON component description to clarify its integration with external services and the ability to serve both HTML and JSON based on the HTTP Accept header.
- Added examples demonstrating how to request JSON responses using `curl`.
- Removed the obsolete migration file that documented the JSON response format feature, consolidating information into the main documentation.
* revert stupid docs example change
stupid bot
* simplify tests
* avoid string then json in tests, parse as json directly
* changelog
- Updated column name handling in `row_to_json` to use lowercase for ODBC databases.
- Added `canonical_col_name` function to standardize column names.
- Modified SQL queries in tests to use lowercase column names for consistency.
- Enhanced tests for edge cases and variations in column naming.
- Updated SQL queries in CSV data tests to use uppercase column names.
- Simplified database table management in core tests by separating drop and create statements.
- Enhanced transaction tests to utilize an enum for database type handling.
Prayag Bhakar