fix(workflows): match github trigger repositories case-insensitively - #102248
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Took a look at the diff (hog_flow.py serializer normalization, github_workflow_events.py emit, and the 0026 migration). Nothing here raises a security concern — the lowercasing is applied consistently on both the write path (serializer) and the read/emit path (delivery property), the migration only rewrites |
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[Critical risk] Adds database migration that rewrites stored workflow trigger filters. The PR is not safe to merge while existing case-sensitive repository regex filters can silently stop workflow runs. Reviews (2) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(workflows): leave regex and ilike re..." |
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36-36: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestrict bytecode changes to the repository predicate.
When another exact property, such as
title, uses the same mixed-case value asrepository, this replacement also lowercases that property's bytecode literal. The persisted property remains mixed case, but the matcher executes the lowercased literal, which can produce incorrect matches.Recompile after normalizing the repository property, or rewrite only the bytecode operand for the repository predicate. Add migration coverage for a second property that reuses the repository value.
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- Line 36: Update the migration logic around the bytecode rewrite so
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The compiler ANDs the conditions on an event entry with the global ones, so a repository filter written on the $github_event_received entry also decides whether the trigger fires. Both the serializer normalizer and migration 0026 read only the global properties, so a mixed-case value there survived and stopped matching once the delivery property became lowercase. The serializer now normalizes the github event entry's properties too, and the migration walks them when it rewrites a live trigger. A sibling event entry for another event keeps its own values. Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 1d50a3d8-db98-49cf-9e9d-a411c5c7c475
The normalizer picked repository filters by key alone, so it rewrote a pattern the same way it rewrote a literal. `str.lower()` is not a case transform for a regular expression: it turns "\D" into "\d", which inverts the match set, and "(?P<name>" into "(?p<name>", which RE2 rejects. The rewritten value is what compiles, so an author could see a save refused over a pattern they never wrote. Both the serializer normalizer and migration 0026 now rewrite a value only for an operator that compares it as a literal string, treating a missing operator as exact the way the compiler and the repository guard already do. A pattern or presence operator keeps its value. Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 1d50a3d8-db98-49cf-9e9d-a411c5c7c475
The API stores a repository filter lowercased, while GitHub reports `full_name` in the owner's casing. An option keyed with GitHub's casing therefore matches no saved value, so LemonInputSelect offers the saved repository as a custom value beside the real one and drops that repository's rich label. Only the qualified-name mode is lowercased. Short-name callers keep the casing they store today, and the other qualified-name caller already lowercases these keys itself. Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 7be92111-1bae-4905-8bec-3322d8160cac
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- Around line 85-86: Update _lowercased_bytecode to rewrite only literal
repository operands associated with exact or is_not operators, leaving pattern
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A test run executes the staged draft's bytecode as stored, and only publish sends the draft through the serializer. A draft staged before the lowercasing change kept its mixed-case filter and bytecode, so a test run could miss a delivery that the published flow would match. The backfill now also rewrites the draft's trigger and trigger action, guarded by draft_updated_at. The docstring now states that restoring a revision copies its content without the serializer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 7589aa5f-df0f-42e9-9615-e4cab16b01e4
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repositoryproperty is lowercased on emit, and the API lowercases the filter value on save.How did you test this code?
Automated, run locally on this branch:
products/workflows/backend/test/test_github_trigger_filters.py,test_github_workflow_events.py, and thegithubcases inproducts/workflows/backend/api/test/test_hog_flow.py.uv run mypy --cache-fine-grained .is clean.hogli build:openapiproduced no drift.End to end, on the local stack with
GITHUB_WORKFLOW_TRIGGERS_ENABLED=trueandgithub-workflow-triggerson:Example-Org/Demo, eventissues, "Who can start a run" = write access, followed by a webhook step to a local catcher. The saved filter came back asexample-org/demo.emit_github_event("issues", …)with anopenedissue from aMEMBERonexample-org/demostarted a run. The catcher received the repository, title, body, number and sender.author_association: NONE, a different repository, and a sender that is theGITHUB_APP_SLUGbot.Release status
GitHub triggers are gated by the
GITHUB_WORKFLOW_TRIGGERS_ENABLEDsetting (off by default) and thegithub-workflow-triggersflag.Automatic notifications
Docs update
None. The trigger editor and docs already describe the repository filter; only the matching changes.
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