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fix(oauth): allow CIMD clients to mint authorization codes - #116

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Host networking got CIMD fetch working. Clicking Authorize then 500’d:

FOREIGN KEY constraint failed in createAuthorizationCode → authorization_codes.client_id references oauth_clients(id).

Kody’s client_id is https://kody.codes/oauth/client-metadata.json. That is not a row in oauth_clients (by design; refresh tokens already omitted this FK).

This migration drops the FK so CIMD authorize can mint a code. The rebuild runs in one transaction (Bugbot). Deleting a static client still deletes its codes.

Test Plan

  • npm run validate (254 tests)
  • CIMD authorize POST returns 302 with a code and does not insert oauth_clients
  • Authorization-code-only CIMD clients can exchange a code without a stub client row
  • Version 8 copies existing authorization codes and recreates indexes
  • After deploy, /health commit.sha is no longer dc9bc4b…
  • Retry Kody authorize and click Authorize — should redirect to Kody, not 500

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  • Tests updated
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Authorization requests now support OAuth clients identified by metadata URLs.
    • URL-based clients can complete authorization and receive authorization codes while preserving state.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved cleanup of authorization codes when OAuth clients are deleted.
    • Existing authorization-code records remain compatible with client metadata URLs.
    • Improved migration reliability while preserving existing authorization-code data.

Authorize resolved Kody via CIMD, then crashed on POST because
authorization_codes.client_id still foreign-keyed oauth_clients.
Drop that FK, matching refresh tokens, and keep static-client cleanup.

Co-authored-by: Kent C. Dodds <me+github@kentcdodds.com>
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The changes update migration 8 to support URL-based authorization-code clients, preserve existing data, limit migration targets, test metadata-client authorization, and remove authorization codes when an OAuth client is deleted.

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OAuth client lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Authorization-code schema migration
app/db/migrations.ts, app/db/migrations.analytics.test.ts
Migration 8 rebuilds authorization_codes in a transaction without the oauth_clients foreign key. It preserves existing rows and recreates indexes. Tests cover the schema and upgrade path.
Bounded migration setup
app/db/migrations.ts, app/db/test-database.ts
migrate accepts an optional target version. createMigratedTestDatabase passes that target through.
URL metadata client authorization
app/oauth/client-metadata.test.ts
Integration coverage verifies metadata resolution, PKCE handling, redirects, authorization-code issuance, state preservation, and the absence of a static client row.
Client deletion cleanup
app/oauth/clients.ts
deleteClient removes authorization codes for the client instead of removing its refresh tokens.

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The PR removes the foreign-key restriction needed for CIMD clients to mint authorization codes and adds validation for the migration and exchange flows; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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In `@app/db/migrations.analytics.test.ts`:
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and authorization_codes to first create a version-7 database with an existing
authorization code covering both nullable and non-nullable fields, then apply
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recreated by migration 8 exist with the expected definitions, while retaining
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Comment thread app/db/migrations.ts
Wrap the FK drop in BEGIN/COMMIT so a crash mid-rebuild cannot leave
authorization_codes_new behind, and test that version 8 copies existing codes.

Co-authored-by: Kent C. Dodds <me+github@kentcdodds.com>
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