PR-4 commit 3 — closure-bookkeeping nu de implementation-PRs en de
twee runbooks gemerged zijn.
- RFC-WS-7-OBSERVABILITY.md: nieuwe §9 Implementation status (mei 2026)
vat samen welke acceptance criteria via PR-1..PR-4 zijn voldaan en
welke (1, 2, 7, 9, 10) op Bert's deploy-checklist resteren. Pointer
naar ARCH-OBSERVABILITY.md als levende reference; de RFC blijft
historisch document.
- SECURITY_AUDIT.md: nieuwe sectie 'WS-7 Observability — finale audit
(mei 2026)' tussen A13-10 en Positive Findings. Bevat (1) acceptance
criteria checklist met status per criterium, (2) processing register
entry voor GlitchTip (controller-not-processor, retention 90 dagen,
TLS+full-disk-encryption+2FA), (3) zeven security controls die WS-7
introduceert (PII scrubbing, CSP whitelist, sourcemap upload-only,
listener registration discipline, runtime portal-context-split,
multi-tenant tag invariant, impersonation.active binary signal),
(4) pointer naar runbooks/observability-erasure.md voor Art. 17.
- BACKLOG.md: status-overzicht-tabel boven de OBS-entries. Toegevoegd
als entry: OBS-2 (early-pipeline log context, ✅ Resolved), OBS-3
(sentry-context middleware coverage, ✅ Resolved — opgevouwen in
AuthScopeContextListener), OBS-5 (Crewli render handlers report()
invariant, ✅ Resolved via 48f2a00 + ExceptionReportingTest), en
OBS-9 (Active — staging environment GlitchTip CSP whitelist follow-up
bij staging-introductie). Bestaande OBS-1, 4, 6, 7 ongewijzigd
(Active); OBS-8 staat al op Resolved sinds dee1401.
- .claude-sync.conf: drie nieuwe doc-paths toegevoegd
(ARCH-OBSERVABILITY.md, runbooks/observability-triage.md,
runbooks/observability-erasure.md). Post-commit sync-claude-docs
hook regenereert SYNC_MANIFEST.md met deze entries.
Closes WS-7 documentation acceptance criteria 8 (ARCH) en 14
(SECURITY_AUDIT). Resterende criteria (1, 2, 7, 9, 10) zijn
deploy-checklist door Bert.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the WS-6 skeleton with a full post-implementation reference
for the observability stack. Eleven sections covering scope, component
overview, tag taxonomy (replacing RFC §3.6 as source-of-truth), tag
binding architecture, scrubbing semantics, runtime context split, CSP
whitelist, sourcemap upload, GDPR + privacy, maintenance + extension
guidance, plus cross-references.
Form Builder exception classification from the old skeleton §3 is
preserved in §5.4 — concrete answer for which Crewli exception
classes do or do not go to GlitchTip.
Lengte: 730 regels markdown. Closes WS-7 acceptance criterion 8.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR-3 follow-up. Live smoke surfaced that the @sentry/vue SDK was
running correctly and emitting events, but Crewli's strict
connect-src directive blocked every POST at the browser layer. No
fallback — events evaporated silently with a CSP-violation log in
DevTools console only.
Updated locations (audited the CSP surface; only two locations actually
need the whitelist):
- apps/app/index.html — dev meta CSP, adds http://localhost:8200 to
connect-src so local dev hits the docker-compose GlitchTip stack.
- deploy/nginx/csp-spa.conf — prod organizer SPA CSP, adds
https://monitoring.hausdesign.nl to BOTH the report-only and enforce
add_header lines so a future flip between modes can't silently break
observability.
NOT updated (deviation from prompt):
- api/config/security.php — the API CSP is `default-src 'none';
frame-ancestors 'none'` for JSON responses. Browsers don't enforce
connect-src on JSON contexts (no document, no fetch origin). Adding
connect-src would be semantically a no-op and confuse the deny-by-
default policy.
Regression guard: tests/Feature/Security/CspConnectsToObservabilityTest.
Reads both the dev meta tag and the prod nginx conf directly (the SPA's
CSP is not Laravel-served, so $this->get() can't reach it). Apply-with-
revert verified: stashing both fixes makes both cases fail with a clear
"Refused to connect because it violates the following CSP directive"
hint; popping the stash restores green.
SECURITY_AUDIT.md A13-9 updated with a WS-7 follow-up note documenting
the GlitchTip whitelist as an explicit security control: outgoing
observability traffic restricted to a single known host.
Test count 1549 to 1551. Larastan + Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-3 commit 4. RFC §6 acceptance criteria 4, 5, 6 now satisfied
by the frontend SDK PR; entries marked ✅ with brief implementation
references.
Updated criterion 4 to reference Crewli's actual token-based portal
paths (/portal/advance/:token, /register/:public_token) instead of the
RFC's speculative /p/* — the contextBinding guard detects via
route.meta.public + route.meta.context which is the canonical Crewli
signal already used by other guards.
Added a "Voortgang (mei 2026)" subsection at the end of §6 mapping
each PR to the acceptance criteria it closed, plus what remains for
PR-4 (live smoke, ARCH-OBSERVABILITY.md, alerting config, retention
config, SECURITY_AUDIT.md update).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-3 commit 3, RFC §3.5.
- deploy.sh: export VITE_SENTRY_RELEASE=crewli-app@<short-sha> before
the Vite build so the release identifier is inlined into the bundle
via import.meta.env.
- New step 4a after the build: when SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN and
VITE_SENTRY_DSN_FRONTEND are present, upload sourcemaps via
`npx @sentry/cli@latest sourcemaps upload` to project crewli-app
with --url-prefix=~/assets/ matching Vite's default asset path.
Soft-fails with a warning so deploy can still succeed if GlitchTip
is unreachable.
- Always run `find apps/app/dist -name '*.map' -delete` after upload
(or after skipped upload). No public-mapped sources reach nginx —
RFC §3.5 invariant.
- .gitignore: defensive `apps/app/dist/**/*.map` exclusion (dist/ is
already broadly ignored; this is belt-and-suspenders against
accidental commits of build output).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-3 commit 2.
- scrubber.spec.ts (18 cases): mirrors backend PiiScrubbingTest semantics.
Body/header/query scrubbing, form_values wholesale replacement, all
SENSITIVE_BODY_KEYS at top + nested levels, max_depth guard, cookies +
storage + user.cookies sanitisation.
- contextBinding.spec.ts (11 cases): exercises the Vue Router beforeEach
guard against a real router with mocked Sentry scope (capturing every
setTag/setUser call into a per-test buffer). Cases:
- portal-token zone — actor_scope=portal, no user_id
- platform route + super_admin — actor_scope=platform
- platform route without super_admin — does NOT tag platform
- organizer route with active org — actor_scope=organisation +
organisation_id
- organizer route without active org — actor_scope=user, no org tag
- unauthenticated public — actor_scope=anonymous
- actor_type role hierarchy
- RFC §3.8 ULID-only user identity (no email leakage)
- route_name + app=app baseline tags
- cross-zone leak guard: navigating from organizer to portal-token
calls scope.clear() and does not bind user
Frontend test count 223 to 252. Typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-3 commit 1. Frontend mirror of the backend SDK install
(commits bdb89a2..adab3be), wired against the existing apps/app SPA.
- pnpm add @sentry/vue@10.52.0 (pinned).
- src/observability/sentry.ts: initSentry() — empty DSN no-op (RFC §3.3),
errors-only (tracesSampleRate=0, profilesSampleRate=0; RFC §2 amend.B),
sendDefaultPii=false, Console integration off, beforeSend wired to the
scrubber, initial scope tag app=app for GlitchTip filtering.
- src/observability/scrubber.ts: TypeScript port of backend
SentryEventScrubber. RFC §3.7 frontend block — body / header / query
scrubbing, form_values wholesale replacement, cookies wholesale,
defensive strip of contexts.storage and user.cookies, max-depth guard.
- src/observability/contextBinding.ts: Vue Router beforeEach guard that
binds RFC §3.6 auth-scope tags per navigation. Three zones via
route.meta.public + route.path matching:
- portal token zone (meta.public + meta.context=portal) → actor_scope=
portal, no user_id (RFC §3.6 explicit)
- /platform/* with super_admin → actor_scope=platform, no org tag
- default authenticated → actor_scope=organisation when an active
organisation is selected (useOrganisationStore.activeOrganisationId),
otherwise actor_scope=user
- unauthenticated public pages → actor_scope=anonymous
Reads useAuthStore (user, appRoles, isSuperAdmin) and
useOrganisationStore (activeOrganisationId) — corrected vs. RFC's
speculative auth-store API.
- src/observability/index.ts: barrel.
- src/main.ts: initSentry runs before registerPlugins so Sentry's Vue
errorHandler hooks before any plugin or component initialises;
installContextBinding runs after registerPlugins so pinia is up.
- env.d.ts: VITE_SENTRY_DSN_FRONTEND + VITE_SENTRY_RELEASE typed.
- .env.example: new file (didn't exist before) documenting all SPA env
vars including the new Sentry pair.
- vite.config.ts: build.sourcemap=true (RFC §3.5 — generated, uploaded
to GlitchTip by deploy.sh, then stripped before nginx serves dist/).
Typecheck: green. Build: green, *.map files emitted alongside *.js
chunks as expected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drie regression-tests die de klasse fouten uit PR-2 nazorg empirisch
voorkomen:
1. test_authenticated_listener_registered_exactly_once
2. test_token_authenticated_listener_registered_exactly_once
3. test_job_processing_tag_listener_registered_exactly_once
— vangen OBS-8 patroon (auto-discovery + explicit listen samen) plus
accidentally-removed registrations door toekomstige refactors. Walk
Event::getRawListeners() en faalt met count != 1 met een duidelijke
message ("auto-discovery re-enabled? OR explicit Event::listen
missing?"). Empirisch geverifieerd: zowel duplicate als missing
registratie wordt gevangen.
4. test_impersonation_active_tag_invariant_on_captured_events
— RFC §3.6 binary signal invariant op een echte HTTP request flow.
Vangt regressie waar de baseline-tag-binding verdwijnt.
BACKLOG.md OBS-8 entry toegevoegd en gemarkeerd als Resolved met
verwijzing naar de drie commits van deze sessie + architecturaal
pattern (explicit > implicit voor observability-kritische bindings).
Test count 1545 to 1549. Larastan + Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RFC §3.6 vereist impersonation.active als always-present binary signal
op authenticated events. Originele PR-2 architectural-fixes verplaatste
impersonation-tagging naar HandleImpersonation middleware, die alleen
draait bij actieve impersonation. Resultaat: non-impersonation events
hadden GEEN tag, niet 'false' tag — wat filtering op "alle impersonation
events" in GlitchTip stilletjes onmogelijk maakte.
Fix: AuthScopeContextListener::bindForUser() zet baseline 'false';
HandleImpersonation overschrijft naar 'true' + impersonator_user_id
wanneer actief. Default-in-listener, override-in-middleware pattern.
HandleImpersonation deed de override-set al correct sinds commit
9414d09; alleen de baseline ontbrak.
Bert's live verification toonde de gap: super_admin event zonder
impersonation actief, GlitchTip event zonder impersonation.active tag.
Tests:
- test_impersonation_active_default_false_for_non_impersonation_authenticated_event
(was test_authenticated_event_does_not_set_impersonation_tags;
hernoemd + assertion gewijzigd)
- test_impersonation_active_default_false_across_every_actor_scope_branch
walks elke actor_scope branch (user/organisation/platform) en bewijst
baseline geldt uniform — vangt toekomstige refactors die per branch
vroegtijdig returnen.
Test count 1544 to 1545. Larastan + Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Auto-discovery + explicit Event::listen() runt observability listeners
twee keer per event (verified via php artisan event:list duplicate
entries). Vandaag idempotent vanwege scope-tag overwrite semantics, maar
architecturaal onacceptabel — toekomstige additive listeners zouden
onmiddellijk breken zonder waarschuwing.
Optie A (Bert bevestigd, RFC-WS-7 OBS-8): expliciete registraties
behouden in AppServiceProvider::boot(), auto-discovery globaal uit via
->withEvents(discover: false) in bootstrap/app.php. Reden: explicit >
implicit voor observability-kritische bindings — grep-baar, IDE-
navigeerbaar, direct zichtbaar bij code review.
TagJobAttemptOnSentry registratie ook van class-string naar array-
callable vorm gebracht zodat event:list de gebonden methode toont
(consistent met AuthScopeContextListener-registraties).
Test count ongewijzigd op 1544. Larastan + Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Live HTTP smoke test on the post-architectural-fixes branch surfaced
that captured Sentry events carried only route-scope tags (app,
route_name, http.method) — auth-scope tags (user_id, actor_type,
actor_scope) were absent on every request.
Root cause: Sanctum's Guard fires Laravel\Sanctum\Events\TokenAuthenticated
(vendor/laravel/sanctum/src/Guard.php:77) on bearer-token resolution,
NOT Illuminate\Auth\Events\Authenticated. The Authenticated event only
fires from SessionGuard
(vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Auth/SessionGuard.php:833),
which Crewli does not use — CookieBearerToken middleware injects the
httpOnly cookie as Authorization: Bearer, then auth:sanctum invokes
Sanctum's Guard. So the listener never ran on Crewli's HTTP path.
Offline tests in AuthScopeContextListenerTest passed because they
dispatch event(new Authenticated(...)) directly, bypassing the Guard
layer. Sanctum::actingAs() in tests has the same blind spot — it
short-circuits the Guard via guard('sanctum')->setUser() and fires
neither event.
Fix:
- New handleTokenAuthenticated(TokenAuthenticated $event) method on
AuthScopeContextListener extracts the user via $event->token->tokenable
and delegates to a private bindForUser() shared with handle().
- AppServiceProvider registers the listener for both Authenticated
(covers SessionGuard / login flow / future authenticators) and
TokenAuthenticated (covers Crewli's bearer-token Sanctum flow).
Regression coverage: AuthScopeBindingHttpFlowTest exercises the real
Sanctum Guard via $user->createToken() + Authorization: Bearer header.
Three cases:
- super_admin on a user-scope route: actor_scope=user, all auth tags
present.
- super_admin on an admin.* route: actor_scope=platform, no
organisation_id (correct platform-mode behaviour).
- org_admin on a route with {organisation} param: actor_scope=
organisation, organisation_id valid ULID.
Test count 1541 to 1544. Larastan clean. Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RFC §3.6 — context tagging tabel volledig vervangen na de PR-2 follow-up
architecturale fixes. Belangrijkste wijzigingen:
- Tag-binding gesplitst in route-scope (BindSentryRouteContext middleware)
en auth-scope (AuthScopeContextListener op Authenticated event).
- Nieuwe actor_scope tag (organisation/platform/user/anonymous).
- Multi-tenant invariant verfijnd: organisation_id is altijd correct
gerelateerd aan actor_scope in plaats van "altijd aanwezig". Platform-
routes zonder org-context worden niet meer gefabriceerd; default
authenticated user-scope omitt organisation_id (Crewli's User<->Organisation
is many-to-many, geen reliable single-org hint).
- impersonation.* tags expliciet gedocumenteerd als afkomstig uit
HandleImpersonation middleware (post-swap), niet uit auth-listener.
- ActorType waarden bijgewerkt na verwijdering van VOLUNTEER case.
RFC §3.14 — status-note toegevoegd dat D-06 indexes al via Spatie's
nullableMorphs default-migratie zijn aangemaakt, met regression-guard
verwijzing.
§6 acceptance criterium 12 markeert D-06 als al voldaan.
BACKLOG.md krijgt vier nieuwe OBS-entries:
- OBS-1: VOLUNTEER actor_type promotion wanneer rol komt
- OBS-4: PHPUnit metadata deprecation cleanup pre-PHPUnit-12
- OBS-6: sentry-laravel install gap awareness + bootstrap test
- OBS-7: custom render handlers report() invariant + coverage
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR-2 verified that Spatie's activitylog default migration creates the
composite indexes RFC-WS-7 §3.14 / addendum D-06 require — via
nullableMorphs('subject') and nullableMorphs('causer'), which emit
indexes named `subject` on (subject_type, subject_id) and `causer` on
(causer_type, causer_id).
This test queries information_schema.STATISTICS and fails if either
composite is missing, regardless of the index name. It guards against
silent regression when:
- A future Spatie major release changes nullableMorphs semantics.
- A developer rewrites the activity_log migration without preserving
the morph indexes.
- A schema-dump regeneration drops them.
Test count 1539 to 1541. Larastan clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR-2 live smoke test surfaced that super_admin platform-route
exceptions arrived without organisation_id, and the original RFC §3.6
invariant (always-present organisation_id on authenticated events)
would force misleading attribution if it tried to fill that gap.
Refined invariant: every authenticated event carries actor_scope
(organisation/platform/user/anonymous), AND when actor_scope is
organisation, organisation_id MUST be a valid ULID. Platform-mode
correctly omits organisation_id rather than fabricate one.
Resolution chain in AuthScopeContextListener:
1. {organisation} or {event} URI parameter -> actor_scope=organisation
2. portal_event request attribute -> actor_scope=organisation
3. super_admin on admin.* named route -> actor_scope=platform
(Crewli's platform-admin routes use the admin. name prefix)
4. Default authenticated -> actor_scope=user, no org tag
(User<->Organisation is many-to-many; no reliable single-org hint)
Eight new test cases in AuthScopeContextListenerTest cover each branch
and the conditional invariant, including ULID validity via
Symfony\Component\Uid\Ulid::isValid.
Test count 1531 to 1539. Larastan clean. Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sentry-context binding split into two responsibilities:
- Route-scope (app, http.method, route_name) stays in middleware on
the api group as BindSentryRouteContext — works on every request,
no auth required.
- Auth-scope (user_id, actor_type) moves to AuthScopeContextListener
on Illuminate\Auth\Events\Authenticated — works on every
authentication mechanism (Sanctum, portal-tokens, future
authenticators) without per-route middleware-attachment. Listener
also augments Log::withContext with user_id (closes OBS-2).
Architecturally fault-preventing rather than fault-detecting: new
authenticated route groups need no separate sentry.context aliasing,
so silent observability gaps are no longer possible (closes OBS-3).
Impersonation tagging is co-located with HandleImpersonation: after
the user-swap, the middleware re-tags Sentry scope with the target
user_id/actor_type and adds impersonation.active /
impersonation.impersonator_user_id / impersonation.session_id. The
Authenticated event fires for the admin (Sanctum's natural flow),
the listener tags the admin, then HandleImpersonation overwrites
post-swap.
Files renamed:
- BindSentryContext -> BindSentryRouteContext (route-scope only)
- BindSentryContextTest -> BindSentryRouteContextTest (4 cases)
Files added:
- AuthScopeContextListener
- AuthScopeContextListenerTest (6 cases)
bootstrap/app.php drops the sentry.context alias and prepends
BindSentryRouteContext to the api group. routes/api.php drops every
sentry.context middleware string from auth:sanctum groups.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
VOLUNTEER was reserved-but-unused. Resolver mapped non-admin
authenticated users to ORG_MEMBER because Crewli has no dedicated
volunteer Spatie role; volunteer-ness is behaviour (shift assignments),
not identity.
Dead enum cases are YAGNI violations under zero-compromise: a future
developer could use the case without realising no resolution path
leads to it, producing a silent no-op. Re-introduce alongside a real
volunteer role split when that lands (BACKLOG OBS-1).
ActorType keeps ORGANIZER_ADMIN, SUPER_ADMIN, PORTAL_TOKEN, ORG_MEMBER,
UNAUTHENTICATED. Tests at 1537, Larastan clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The scrubber is fully stateless. Container-resolution per event was
overhead without value, the closure indirection polluted the config
layer with executable logic, and stack traces showed an anonymous
closure frame instead of the class name.
- SentryEventScrubber::scrub() and its private helpers all become
static methods. No instance fields, so the change is mechanical.
- config/sentry.php before_send switches from a closure that calls
app() to PHP array-callable notation [Class, method]. Symfony
OptionsResolver accepts array-callables for static methods.
- PiiScrubbingTest swaps (new SentryEventScrubber)->scrub(...) for
SentryEventScrubber::scrub(...). Semantics unchanged.
Tests 1537 unchanged. Larastan and Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR-2 follow-up. The PR-2 backend SDK install passed unit tests because
they exercised the scrubber and the BindSentryContext scope writer in
isolation, but live exceptions from controllers never reached
GlitchTip — they were correctly logged to laravel.log but the report()
call had no Sentry-aware reporter to invoke.
Root cause: sentry-laravel 4.x does NOT auto-register an exception
reporter. The host application is required to wire Integration::handles
inside withExceptions in bootstrap/app.php (per the package README and
Sentry docs). Without it, report and Laravels automatic
report-before-render flow only hit the default log channel.
Fix: add Integration::handles at the top of withExceptions so
sentry-laravel registers a reportable callback that calls
captureUnhandledException for every reported throwable. Filtering
remains downstream:
- ignore_exceptions in config/sentry.php drops Validation,
Authentication, Authorization (RFC §3.10).
- SentryEventScrubber::scrub returns null for sub-500 HttpException
via the before_send hook (RFC §3.7).
Regression coverage: tests/Feature/Observability/ExceptionReportingTest
installs a real Sentry client with a recording before_send and exercises
the full request to capture pipeline through the auth and sentry.context
middleware. Five cases: RuntimeException IS captured (with §3.6 tags
attached), ValidationException is not, NotFoundHttpException 404 is
not, AuthorizationException 403 is not, request-context tags ride along
on the captured event.
Test count: 1532 to 1537. Larastan clean. Pint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-2 commit 3. RFC §3.13.
- app/Http/Middleware/BindRequestLogContext.php: tags every Laravel log
line written during the request with request_id, organisation_id,
user_id, and route name. Sets X-Request-Id on the response so the
SPA can correlate to backend log lines via one click.
- Client-supplied X-Request-Id is honoured only if it parses as a ULID
via Str::isUlid. Junk input (empty, non-ULID) is rejected and a
fresh ULID is generated server-side.
- Registered as a global api-group middleware via the prepend list so
it runs before authentication. Unauthenticated 4xx responses still
carry the X-Request-Id header.
- Test count: 1523 to 1532. Larastan clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-2 commit 2.
- app/Http/Middleware/BindSentryContext.php: sets RFC §3.6 tags on the
active Sentry scope (app, http.method, route_name, actor_type,
user_id, organisation_id, event_id, impersonation). Multi-tenant
invariant: throws RuntimeException in local/testing when an auth
request to a tenant-scoped route lacks organisation_id; logs a
warning in production so the user flow still completes.
- app/Listeners/Observability/TagJobAttemptOnSentry.php: tags
queue.attempt on the scope from the JobProcessing event. Default
stack-trace grouping preserved per §3.11.
- ActorType: VOLUNTEER case reserved for a future role split. Current
resolver maps non-admin authenticated users to ORG_MEMBER.
- bootstrap/app.php: registers sentry.context alias. Applied inside
auth:sanctum groups in routes/api.php so it runs after auth.
- AppServiceProvider::boot registers the queue listener.
Test count: 1507 to 1523. Larastan clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operational docs for the GlitchTip stack landed in the previous two
commits.
- dev-docs/GLITCHTIP.md: new runbook covering local dev, project
provisioning + DSN-to-vault flow, production deploy on
monitoring.hausdesign.nl (DNS, DirectAdmin Let's Encrypt, Apache
reverse proxy with WS upgrade), backup install + restore drill,
smoke tests, troubleshooting.
- dev-docs/SETUP.md: services table now includes GlitchTip; new
docker/glitchtip/.env subsection points at the runbook.
- dev-docs/RFC-WS-7-OBSERVABILITY.md §3.1: amended to record that the
same compose file drives local dev (Mailpit at bm_mailpit:1025), so
prod and dev cannot drift.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Daily pg_dump → gzip → retention pipe for the GlitchTip database.
Configurable via env vars (defaults: ./backups/glitchtip, 30-day
retention, glitchtip-postgres container). Streams directly through
gzip so no plaintext dump touches disk; output 0600.
Cron example in the script header. RFC-WS-7-OBSERVABILITY §5
acceptance criterion 11.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WS-7 PR-1 — bring up self-hosted GlitchTip alongside the existing
dev stack. One compose file is portable to the production monitoring
host (RFC-WS-7 §3.1).
- docker-compose.glitchtip.yml: web/worker/postgres/redis pinned, web
bound to 127.0.0.1:8200, internal network for postgres + valkey.
- docker/glitchtip/.env.example: documented dev defaults + production
checklist; .env itself ignored.
- Makefile: services / services-stop merge both compose files; new
services-glitchtip-status tail target.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two charter amendments from the original WS-7 brief:
- Sentry -> GlitchTip (self-hosted, protocol-compatible). Same
Sentry SDKs on backend (sentry-laravel) and frontend
(@sentry/vue), pointed at a self-hosted GlitchTip DSN. Avoids
Sentry SaaS pricing and keeps event data on infrastructure
Bert controls.
- Performance monitoring out of scope (errors-only). WS-7
delivers exception capture + alerting + scrubbing + RBAC
only. APM/tracing/spans deferred to a later workstream if
ever needed; pre-launch with no users, the cost/benefit
doesn't justify it now.
RFC-as-first-commit pattern (per WS-6) so the scope-alignment
document is in main before any infra/code changes land.
WS-3 PR-C delivered the per-file DELETE/REWRITE/KEEP_AND_PURGE
matrix on all 9 files referenced in the entry, plus the
out-of-scope post-edit-eslint.sh hook fix. Doc-rot removed:
~80 KB of obsolete bootstrap and prompt-template content.
Single SPA, single cookie, single deploy host. WS-3 complete.
Five files removed, all describing project states that no longer
apply post-WS-TOOLING-001:
- .cursor/instructions.md (8.4 KB): Phase 1-4 roadmap with all
checkboxes empty; Phase 1 has been done for ~6 months. Broken
'make portal' target. Content overlaps with CLAUDE.md.
- .cursor/ARCHITECTURE.md (18.9 KB): pre-WS-3 framing (dual SPA,
dual cookies, dual SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS) AND pre-Form-Builder
schema (volunteer_profiles, public_forms with JSON fields). All
six sections superseded by SCHEMA.md, AUTH_ARCHITECTURE.md,
design-document.md, API.md, 102_multi_tenancy.mdc.
- dev-docs/MASTER_PROMPT_CC.md (13 KB): 'paste this above every task'
workflow superseded by auto-loaded CLAUDE.md and structured
Claude Chat-authored prompts. Stale dual-SPA + pre-Form-Builder
assumptions throughout.
- dev-docs/MASTER_PROMPT_CURSOR.md (7.5 KB): same workflow obsoletion;
Cursor is now IDE-only (Claude Code does all implementation).
.cursor/rules/ system handles IDE-level guidance.
- dev-docs/dev-guide.md (32 KB): bootstrap-from-scratch document
containing embedded snapshots of pre-Form-Builder CLAUDE.md,
pre-Form-Builder SCHEMA.md, pre-Form-Builder API.md as
copy-paste templates. Section 5 prompts pre-WS-TOOLING-001 era.
Section 6 (agents) overlaps with CLAUDE_CODE_TOOLING.md.
Total: ~80 KB doc-rot removed.
Cross-reference check found four files outside the deleted set
referencing the deleted paths; all updated in the same commit:
- README.md: Documentation table rebuilt around CLAUDE.md +
dev-docs/* (also dropped stale resources/design/ row pointing
at a directory that no longer exists, and corrected docs/*
paths to dev-docs/*)
- dev-docs/CLAUDE_DESKTOP_SETUP.md: dropped MASTER_PROMPT_CC,
MASTER_PROMPT_CURSOR, dev-guide entries from the
bewust-verwijderd exclusion list; updated Gerelateerd pointer
from dev-guide.md -> SETUP.md
- dev-docs/ARCH-CONSOLIDATION-2026-04.md: updated future-distribution
pointer from dev-guide.md -> SETUP.md (sprint briefing is
historical so the change is purely doc-hygiene)
- dev-docs/VIBE_CODING_CHECKLIST.md: removed Dev guide row from
the bestandspaden table
Remaining references in dev-docs/BACKLOG.md (lines 862-869) live
inside the TECH-DOCS-APPS-PORTAL-PURGE entry that closes in the
next commit.
Canonical replacements: dev-docs/SETUP.md (rewritten this PR),
CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE_CODE_TOOLING.md, and the ARCH-*.md series.
Three pre-WS-3 references purged: regex (apps/(app|portal)),
grep (apps/(app|portal)), and the now-obsolete "apps/portal/ is
planned but not present" defensive comment. The $spa variable
becomes redundant with only one SPA — collapsed to direct
apps/app/ references.
Net: simpler script, no behavioural change for actual files in
apps/app/ (still runs pnpm eslint --fix). Files outside apps/app/
were already a no-op.
Single-line fix in the hooks reference table. The post-edit-eslint
hook used to scope to apps/app/ or apps/portal/; post-WS-3 there's
only apps/app/.
Code change in the hook script itself lands in the next commit.
Surgical updates reflecting post-WS-3 single-SPA reality. The
OrganisationScope rules, three-level authorization, and invitation
flow are unchanged — they're still the canonical guidance.
Changes:
- globs: drop apps/portal/**/*.{vue,ts}
- Portal Architecture: "two access modes in apps/portal/" ->
"two access modes under /portal/* routes within apps/app/"
- Token flow URL example: portal.crewli.app -> crewli.app/portal/
with note about 301 redirect from legacy host
- Login flow URL: portal.crewli.app -> crewli.app
- CORS allowed_origins: drop FRONTEND_PORTAL_URL line
- Production example: collapse dual-host to single-host with
pointer to AUTH_ARCHITECTURE.md §11 for the legacy env key
Drops 17 KB of embedded code templates that had drifted from actual
implementations in apps/app/src/ (auth store template still used
localStorage; portal router guards still showed dual-mode logic that
was consolidated to /portal/* routes within apps/app in PR-B1/B2a).
Slim rewrite: principles + file structure + pointers to actual
reference code in apps/app/src/. Globs narrowed to apps/app/**/*
since apps/portal/ no longer exists. Vuexy component selection
deferred to dev-docs/VUEXY_COMPONENTS.md as canonical registry.
Net: ~17 KB -> ~3 KB, less drift surface, points at living code
instead of duplicating it.
Three load-bearing files still described the pre-WS-3 dual-SPA
reality. Surgical edits to reflect the single-SPA architecture
shipped in WS-3 PR-B (B1: portal moves; B2a: auth+routing
consolidation; B2b: server-side cookie consolidation).
CLAUDE.md:
- Quality-gates ts-reset bullet (line 27): "both SPAs" → "the SPA"
- Quality-gates Vitest bullet (lines 30-32): rewrite from "apps/portal
has 113+ tests; apps/app currently has no Vitest setup (TECH-APP-VITEST)"
to current truth: apps/app has Vitest with 213 tests as of PR-B2a.
TECH-APP-VITEST is implicitly closed.
- Repository layout (line 44): drop apps/portal/ bullet; rephrase
apps/app/ as the single workspace
- "Apps and portal architecture" → "App architecture": rewrite for
single-workspace + two access modes. Login-based covers
organizers + volunteers + crew + super_admin (context-routed
in-app via useAuthStore.availableContexts); token-based covers
artists, suppliers, press
- CORS subsection: collapse two-origin config to single origin
(localhost:5174 dev, https://crewli.app prod). Preserve the
existing crewli.nl marketing-only note
WS-TOOLING-001 sections (Larastan, Rector, Telescope tooling
configuration) verified untouched via `git diff CLAUDE.md`.
README.md (line 25): collapse the Applications table from two rows
(Organizer + Portal) to one (SPA). Adjust trailing sentence accordingly.
Makefile:
- .PHONY list: drop `portal`
- help echo: drop "make portal" line
- portal target: removed (the underlying `cd apps/portal && pnpm dev`
would fail since the directory was removed in PR-B1)
Out of scope (deferred to TECH-DOCS-APPS-PORTAL-PURGE backlog item):
.cursor/ instructions, MASTER_PROMPT_*, dev-docs/SETUP, dev-docs/dev-guide,
dev-docs/CLAUDE_CODE_TOOLING. WS-3-SESSION-1C-AUDIT.md skipped (frozen
historical doc).
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dev-docs/AUTH_ARCHITECTURE.md (v1.0 → v2.0):
- Title section updated to single-SPA / single-cookie reality
- Client Applications table collapsed to one row
- Cookie Specification table collapsed to one row (crewli_app_token)
- Token Lifecycle / Validation section: Origin-based resolution
language removed; middleware described as origin-agnostic
- Cross-app isolation paragraph removed (no second app)
- Configuration Reference table marks FRONTEND_PORTAL_URL as legacy,
pointing at TECH-FRONTEND-URL-CONSOLIDATE
- New §11 "History" preserves the pre-WS-3 dual-cookie context for
future readers, mentions PR-B2a + PR-B2b roles in the unwind
dev-docs/BACKLOG.md — three new entries:
- TECH-FRONTEND-URL-CONSOLIDATE: refactor email controllers to drop
per-app URL map (EmailChangeController, PasswordResetController,
PersonController) — low priority, code-cleanliness only
- TECH-DOCS-APPS-PORTAL-PURGE: sweep apps/portal references from
briefing/tooling docs (.cursor/, MASTER_PROMPT_*, SETUP, dev-guide,
CLAUDE_CODE_TOOLING) — single chore(docs) PR, low priority
- OPS — DNS retirement of portal.crewli.app — operational task,
deferred until traffic monitoring confirms zero usage
dev-docs/SECURITY_AUDIT.md:
- A13-1 narrative actualised: pre-WS-3 dual-cookie context kept as
history, status flipped to RESOLVED (the localStorage→httpOnly
migration shipped earlier in the consolidation arc)
- A13-3: status flipped to RESOLVED by WS-3 PR-B2b; description
rewritten to reflect the new postLoginRedirect.ts validator and
the 16 spec coverage
- Priority remediation table item 8 strikes through A13-3
Backend test suite: 1487 passed (unchanged from Commit 2 baseline).
Frontend: 223 passed (unchanged from Commit 1 baseline).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
deploy.sh referenced apps/portal which was deleted in WS-3 PR-B1; the
script has been broken in main since that merge (npm run build
-w apps/portal would fail). Collapse to a single-app build.
Changes:
- deploy.sh: replace dual-build block (build app + portal, verify both
dist/) with single-app build (build app, verify dist/index.html)
- deploy/nginx/csp-portal.conf: deleted (content was identical to
csp-spa.conf — verified before removal)
- deploy/README.md: replace "Portal (portal.crewli.app)" server-block
section with "Legacy portal redirect" — a 301 server block
template that redirects portal.crewli.app → crewli.app preserving
the request URI. Notes that DNS retirement is a separate ops task
Out of scope: actually retiring the portal.crewli.app DNS record
(operational, tracked separately).
bash -n deploy.sh: clean.
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The dual-cookie machinery (crewli_app_token + crewli_portal_token,
Origin-based resolution) was load-bearing only when the second SPA
existed. apps/portal/ was deleted in WS-3 PR-B1; the resolver code
has been carrying dead branches since then. Collapse to one cookie.
Cookie name retained as crewli_app_token — no session breakage on
deploy. crewli_portal_token is fully purged from the server-side.
CookieBearerToken middleware:
- COOKIE_NAMES array → single COOKIE_NAME constant
- resolveCookieName method (Origin/Referer parsing, host+port
matching against frontend_app_url/frontend_portal_url) → removed
- Body collapses to: skip if Authorization header present; else
read crewli_app_token cookie and inject Bearer header
SetAuthCookie trait:
- COOKIE_MAP / resolveCookieName / originMatches → removed
- makeAuthCookie / forgetAuthCookie now take only $token; the
cookie name is the trait's private constant
Five callers updated to drop the resolveCookieName($request) line
and the cookie-name argument: LoginController (3 sites),
MfaVerifyController (1 site), AuthRefreshController (1 site),
LogoutController (1 site), InvitationController (1 site — caller
list in the prompt missed this one but the same pattern applies).
frontend_portal_url config key retained (per Phase A directive Q1):
EmailChangeController, PasswordResetController, PersonController are
non-auth consumers that build per-app URL maps for outbound emails.
The map structure is now functionally redundant (production resolves
all FRONTEND_* env vars to the same host) but stays structurally
intact. Refactor tracked as TECH-FRONTEND-URL-CONSOLIDATE in the
upcoming docs commit.
HttpOnlyCookieAuthTest:
- Removed 4 dual-cookie tests (login_sets_portal_cookie_for_portal_origin,
app_cookie_does_not_authenticate_portal_requests,
portal_cookie_does_not_authenticate_app_requests,
correct_cookie_authenticates_with_matching_origin)
- Renamed login_sets_app_cookie_for_unknown_origin →
login_sets_app_cookie_regardless_of_origin; expanded to four
Origin variants (none, app, unknown, foreign) — pins the new
origin-agnostic contract
- Removed Origin headers from request calls in remaining tests
(now meaningless)
Backend test count: 1491 → 1487 (-4 deleted, dual-cookie tests
encoding the obsolete contract). Pint clean. Larastan clean.
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Replaces the WS-3 PR-B2a minimum precaution (`startsWith('/') &&
!startsWith('//')`) with a layered validator that rejects every input
that is not a strict relative path.
isSafeRelativePath rejects:
- Empty / null / undefined input
- Non-`/`-prefixed paths (including leading whitespace)
- Protocol-relative URLs (`//evil.com`)
- Backslash anywhere (browsers normalise `\` → `/` in some contexts;
`/\evil.com` parses as `//evil.com`)
- ASCII control characters `\x00`–`\x1F` and `\x7F` (NUL, tab, LF, CR,
DEL, etc. — header-injection vectors)
- Anything the URL constructor parses to a different origin than the
synthetic invalid origin used as the resolution base
The URL-constructor check is the authoritative guard; the prefix and
character checks are fast pre-filters that short-circuit common
attack shapes without paying the URL allocation.
Test coverage expands from 6 → 16 cases. New cases pin the
backslash, control-character, leading-whitespace, and positive-
character-set contracts. The URL-encoded-slash-in-query case
documents that we don't false-positive on `%2F` in query strings.
Closes A13-3 (open-redirect on post-login).
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