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>
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