Imrodmartin patch 6 #320
Imrodmartin patch 6 #320
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant updates across multiple configuration files to transition the project from Drupal 9 to Drupal 10. Key changes include updates to PHP and database versions, enhancements in the Changes
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.ddev/docker-compose.network-mtu.yaml (1)
2-2: Minor: Remove trailing spaces in comments.There are trailing spaces in the comments that should be removed to maintain consistent YAML formatting.
-# +# -# ddev doesn't use Gitpod's custom docker-compose binary. Instead, ddev uses +# ddev doesn't use Gitpod's custom docker-compose binary. Instead, ddev uses -# +#Also applies to: 9-9, 12-12
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README.md (2)
4-6: Add version compatibility informationWhile the Drupal 10 upgrade is mentioned, it would be helpful to add PHP version requirements and other key dependencies.
Consider adding:
## Set up a full Drupal dev environment in a browser (now using Drupal 10!) This project demonstrates a <strong>complete Drupal 10</strong> development environment, utilizing ddev and Gitpod, through your browser. + + ### Requirements + - PHP 8.3 + - Composer 2.x + - ddev version X.X.X
12-12: Add alt text to the demo imageThe image lacks alternative text, which is important for accessibility.
-<a href="https://vimeo.com/699619764" target="_blank"><img src="https://imrodmartin.com/sites/default/files/2023-09/cover-github-repo.jpg"></a> +<a href="https://vimeo.com/699619764" target="_blank"><img src="https://imrodmartin.com/sites/default/files/2023-09/cover-github-repo.jpg" alt="Video demonstration of Drupal 10 development environment setup"></a>🧰 Tools
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web/sites/default/default.services.yml (1)
207-208: Important CORS configuration clarificationThe updated documentation about not including trailing slashes in URLs is crucial for preventing CORS misconfigurations.
Consider implementing URL normalization in your CORS middleware to automatically handle trailing slashes to prevent accidental misconfigurations.
web/sites/default/services.yml (1)
26-26: Consider reducing the session cookie lifetimeThe current cookie lifetime of 2000000 seconds (≈23 days) is quite long. For better security, consider reducing this value to align with your application's actual session requirements.
- cookie_lifetime: 2000000 + cookie_lifetime: 86400 # 24 hours
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web/.ht.router.php (2)
27-31: LGTM! Good security enhancement.
The addition of the SAPI check ensures the router script only executes in its intended environment (PHP's built-in development server), preventing potential security issues in production environments.
27-31: Verify alignment with Drupal 10 standards
Let's confirm this security enhancement matches Drupal 10's recommended practices for development server configuration.
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Security check for PHP CLI server matches standard practices
The implementation of the SAPI check and security restriction for the PHP CLI server is a standard security practice. While we couldn't find direct references in the codebase, this pattern:
- Prevents access when not running under PHP's built-in development server
- Returns a proper 403 Forbidden response
- Exits immediately to prevent further execution
This is a secure approach that aligns with general PHP application security practices, including those used in Drupal.
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web/sites/default/settings.php (1)
7-7: LGTM! Standard Drupal configuration.
The inclusion of services.yml is a standard practice for Drupal configuration management.
.vscode/launch.json (1)
12-12: LGTM! Correct port for XDebug 3.x
The port change to 9003 aligns with XDebug 3.x default configuration.
Let's verify consistency across development configurations:
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Port 9003 change is safe to apply
The change from port 9000 to 9003 in the VS Code debug configuration is correct and safe. No other references to the old XDebug port 9000 were found across the codebase, including configuration files, suggesting this was the only place that needed updating.
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.ddev/docker-compose.network-mtu.yaml (1)
15-18: LGTM! Well-researched network configuration.
The MTU configuration is correctly set to match Gitpod's requirements and is properly documented with references to relevant issues and fixes.
.gitpod.yml (3)
1-1: LGTM: Updated base image aligns with Drupal 10 requirements
The update to drupalpod/drupalpod-gitpod-base:20240905 is appropriate for the Drupal 9 to 10 transition.
12-14: Verify the order of post-initialization commands
The added commands follow Drupal's recommended upgrade sequence. However, running composer update before database updates could potentially cause issues if there are incompatible changes.
Consider this alternative order:
- ddev composer update
- ddev drush updb -y
- ddev drush cr
+ ddev drush updb -y
+ ddev composer update
+ ddev drush cr48-48: LGTM: Updated Xdebug port configuration
The change from port 9000 to 9003 is correct and aligns with PHP 8.x requirements for Xdebug 3.
web/robots.txt (1)
52-53: LGTM: Enhanced crawler restrictions for oEmbed endpoints
The addition of oEmbed path restrictions is a good security practice, preventing unnecessary crawling of media endpoints. The rules are properly implemented for both clean and non-clean URL formats.
Also applies to: 64-65
composer.json (3)
33-35: LGTM: New Composer plugins properly configured
The addition of phpstan and phpcodesniffer plugins enhances code quality tools integration.
67-69: LGTM: Custom profile path follows Drupal conventions
The addition of the custom profile path follows Drupal's recommended directory structure.
18-18: Verify compatibility between major version upgrades
The upgrade includes significant version jumps:
- composer/installers: ^1.9 → ^2.0
- drush/drush: ^10.3 → ^12.3
These changes need verification to ensure compatibility with Drupal 10.
Also applies to: 22-22
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The version upgrades are compatible with the codebase
The composer.json shows that the project is using Drupal 11 (drupal/core-recommended: "^11"), and both package upgrades are compatible:
- composer/installers v2.0 is fully compatible with Drupal 8+ and is the recommended version for newer Drupal installations
- drush/drush v12.3 is specifically designed to work with Drupal 10+ and is the appropriate version for Drupal 11
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web/web.config (1)
25-25: LGTM: Enhanced security for package management files
The addition of yarn.lock and package.json to protected files improves security by preventing direct access to potentially sensitive dependency information.
.gitattributes (1)
22-22: LGTM: Improved language detection for PHP files
The addition of linguist-language=php to Drupal-specific PHP files improves GitHub's language statistics accuracy.
Also applies to: 24-24, 25-25, 31-31, 32-32, 34-34, 39-39
web/sites/example.settings.local.php (2)
29-31: Documentation improvement for production settings
The updated recommendation for zend.assertions now includes -1 as a valid production setting, which is more accurate as it provides better performance by completely disabling assertion compilation.
36-36: Enhanced error handling with ASSERT_EXCEPTION
The switch from ASSERT_ACTIVE to ASSERT_EXCEPTION improves error handling by throwing exceptions on assertion failures, making it easier to catch and handle issues in development.
Let's verify this change is consistent with Drupal 10's requirements:
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ASSERT_EXCEPTION setting aligns with Drupal's assertion handling recommendations
The change to ASSERT_EXCEPTION is consistent with Drupal's assertion handling practices. The documentation confirms that Drupal uses runtime assertions for enforcement, and the example settings demonstrate both ASSERT_ACTIVE and ASSERT_EXCEPTION being enabled, which is the recommended configuration for development environments.
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web/.htaccess (2)
6-6: Enhanced security for package management files
Good addition of yarn.lock and package.json to protected files, preventing exposure of dependency information that could be used to identify vulnerabilities.
29-29: Updated PHP module detection
The change from mod_php7.c to mod_php.c makes the configuration more generic and compatible with different PHP versions, which is appropriate for the Drupal 10 upgrade.
web/sites/default/default.services.yml (1)
96-110: Security enhancement: Explicit Twig file extension whitelist
The addition of allowed_file_extensions improves security by explicitly defining which file types Twig can load, preventing potential file inclusion vulnerabilities.
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Twig file extension whitelist is appropriate for Drupal 10
The allowed file extensions (css, html, js, svg, twig) align with Drupal 10's standard template system requirements. Our verification shows:
- No evidence of non-standard template extensions in use
- Configuration files confirm standard Twig template usage
- The whitelist covers all common Drupal template file types
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web/sites/default/services.yml (2)
111-149: LGTM!
The renderer configuration is well-structured with appropriate cache contexts and auto-placeholdering settings.
193-206: Review CORS configuration before enabling
While CORS is currently disabled, the allowedOrigins: ['*'] setting would allow requests from any origin if CORS is enabled. Before enabling CORS, ensure to:
- Explicitly list allowed origins
- Configure appropriate headers and methods
- Consider the security implications of
supportsCredentials
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CORS configuration follows default template with security considerations
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web/sites/default/default.settings.php (2)
141-154: LGTM! Verify current isolation level
The documentation for database isolation levels is accurate and the recommended READ COMMITTED level is appropriate for Drupal 10.
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Database isolation level documentation is accurate and properly configured
The file web/sites/default/default.settings.php contains the correct documentation for database isolation levels, showing the recommended READ COMMITTED level with proper configuration example. This is a template file that users will copy to create their actual settings.php, so it appropriately provides the guidance without setting a default value.
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511-552: Important security features for file handling
The new file handling configurations enhance security by:
- Controlling which schemes are publicly accessible
- Preventing path traversal attacks through normalization controls
Ensure these settings are properly configured when using custom file schemes.
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File handling security settings are correctly documented defaults
The settings are well-documented default configuration options that come with Drupal 10's enhanced security features. Since no custom stream wrapper implementations or file scheme usages were found in the codebase, these commented-out settings serve as proper documentation for when they might be needed in the future.
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| if (file_exists($app_root . '/' . $site_path . '/settings.ddev.php') && getenv('IS_DDEV_PROJECT') == 'true') { | |||
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Security consideration: Verbose error logging should be environment-specific.
Setting error logging to 'verbose' could expose sensitive information in production environments.
Consider wrapping this configuration in an environment check:
-$config['system.logging']['error_level'] = 'verbose';
+if (getenv('DDEV_ENVIRONMENT') === 'local' || getenv('IS_DDEV_PROJECT') === 'true') {
+ $config['system.logging']['error_level'] = 'verbose';
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+ $config['system.logging']['error_level'] = 'hide';
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Critical: Incorrect Drupal core version specified
The PR attempts to upgrade to Drupal ^11, but Drupal 11 is not yet released. For upgrading from Drupal 9 to 10, you should use:
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Remove incorrect language attribute for shell scripts
Shell scripts should not be marked as PHP files.
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Regex patterns need adjustment for Drupal's asset naming convention
The current regex patterns (css_[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+ and js_[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+) in the .htaccess rules don't align with Drupal 10's asset naming convention. Drupal typically uses hash-based filenames without the "css_" or "js_" prefix. The patterns should be adjusted to match Drupal's actual asset naming scheme to ensure proper gzip compression handling.
- The rules as written would only match files like
css_something.cssorjs_something.js, which don't match Drupal's asset naming pattern - No compressed (.gz) assets were found in the codebase, suggesting the gzip compression might be handled differently
- The file structure shows this is a standard Drupal installation where assets are typically aggregated with hash-based names
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Improved gzip compression patterns
The updated regex patterns (css_[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+ and js_[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+) provide more precise matching for compressed assets, reducing the risk of incorrect content-type serving.
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| # Renderer cache debug: | ||
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| # Allows cache debugging output for each rendered element. | ||
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| # Enabling render cache debugging is not recommended in production | ||
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Warning: Renderer debug setting inconsistency detected
The renderer debug setting is inconsistent between the configuration files:
web/sites/default/default.services.yml: debug is correctly set tofalse(default)web/sites/default/services.yml: debug setting is not present, which means it inherits the default value
However, I notice that Twig debugging is enabled in services.yml (set to true), which is also not recommended for production. This suggests the file might be a development configuration.
web/sites/default/services.ymlshould be reviewed to ensure all debugging settings are properly disabled for production use.
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New debugging capability for render cache
The addition of render cache debugging is a valuable development tool, but ensure it's properly disabled in production.
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echo "=== Content of web/sites/default/services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/services.yml | grep -A 5 -B 5 "renderer"
echo -e "\n=== Content of web/sites/default/default.services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/default.services.yml | grep -A 5 -B 5 "renderer"
Length of output: 953
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's get more context around the renderer configuration, specifically looking for debug settings
echo "=== Content of web/sites/default/services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/services.yml | grep -A 10 -B 10 "renderer.config"
echo -e "\n=== Content of web/sites/default/default.services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/default.services.yml | grep -A 10 -B 10 "renderer.config"
Length of output: 2029
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the complete files to ensure we don't miss any debug settings
echo "=== Complete content of web/sites/default/services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/services.yml
echo -e "\n=== Complete content of web/sites/default/default.services.yml ==="
cat web/sites/default/default.services.yml
Length of output: 17175
| # | ||
| # Enabling Twig debugging is not recommended in production environments. | ||
| # @default false | ||
| debug: true |
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Disable Twig debug mode for production
Twig debugging is currently enabled, which can expose sensitive information through HTML comments and impact performance. This setting should be disabled in production environments.
- debug: true
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| debug: true | |
| debug: false |
| database: | ||
| type: mariadb | ||
| version: "10.4" |
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Consider upgrading MariaDB version
MariaDB 10.4 is relatively old. For Drupal 10, consider using MariaDB 10.6 or newer for better performance and security features.
database:
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- version: "10.4"
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| database: | |
| type: mariadb | |
| version: "10.4" | |
| database: | |
| type: mariadb | |
| version: "10.6" |
| web_environment: [] | ||
| nodejs_version: "16" |
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Update Node.js version
Node.js 16 reaches End-of-Life in September 2024. Consider upgrading to Node.js 18 LTS or 20 LTS for long-term support and security updates.
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| nodejs_version: "20" |
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