feat: add Azure DevOps Cloud user permission syncing - #1655
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds Azure DevOps Cloud as a Microsoft Entra identity provider. It adds tenant-scoped OAuth, user-driven repository permission checks, Azure DevOps repository URL handling, schema support, login integration, tests, and documentation. ChangesAzure DevOps Cloud support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant WebSSO
participant EntraID
participant AzureDevOps
Browser->>WebSSO: Start Azure DevOps sign-in
WebSSO->>EntraID: Request tenant-scoped authorization
EntraID->>AzureDevOps: Authorize Azure DevOps scope
AzureDevOps-->>WebSSO: Return OAuth claims
WebSSO-->>Browser: Create or link account
sequenceDiagram
participant PermissionWorkload
participant AzureDevOpsPermissionSync
participant AzureDevOpsAPI
PermissionWorkload->>AzureDevOpsPermissionSync: Provide repositories and access token
AzureDevOpsPermissionSync->>AzureDevOpsAPI: Request root item metadata
AzureDevOpsAPI-->>AzureDevOpsPermissionSync: Return access result
AzureDevOpsPermissionSync-->>PermissionWorkload: Return readable repository IDs or error
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A single invalid Azure DevOps repository record can prevent unrelated users’ permissions from refreshing. Isolate invalid records without revoking their existing access before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| allowDangerousEmailAccountLinking: env.AUTH_EE_ALLOW_EMAIL_ACCOUNT_LINKING === 'true', | ||
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OIDC userinfo breaks Azure login
High Severity
The azuredevops OIDC provider never disables userinfo. Auth.js discovery will call Entra's Graph userinfo endpoint with the Azure DevOps access token, which Graph cannot accept. Sign-in and account linking then fail before any token is stored.
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| email: profile.email ?? null, | ||
| image: null, | ||
| }; | ||
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Missing Entra email blocks linking
High Severity
The Azure DevOps profile mapper only reads profile.email and otherwise returns null. Entra ID tokens often omit email even with the email scope, especially for guests and many work accounts. The existing sign-in callback then rejects the flow.
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<file name="packages/web/src/ee/features/sso/sso.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/web/src/ee/features/sso/sso.test.ts:18">
P2: This test mocks the scope it later asserts, so it cannot detect a regression in the production `AZURE_DEVOPS_OAUTH_SCOPE` value. Preserve the real shared export with `vi.importActual` or test the shared constant separately while asserting the provider uses it.</violation>
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<file name="packages/web/src/ee/features/sso/sso.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/web/src/ee/features/sso/sso.ts:47">
P2: When Entra omits the optional `email` claim, this profile returns `null` and the auth callback rejects the login before account linking or permission syncing. Fall back to the tenant username claim (`preferred_username`) when it represents the user's email address.</violation>
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<file name="packages/backend/src/ee/accountPermissionSyncWorkload.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/backend/src/ee/accountPermissionSyncWorkload.test.ts:192">
P2: These tests do not use an Azure account fixture: `account.providerId` remains `bitbucket-server`, and this mock returns the Azure config for any provider. The tests can therefore pass while the workload looks up the wrong identity-provider configuration; return an account with `providerId: "azuredevops"` (and assert the config lookup argument) for these cases.</violation>
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<file name="docs/docs/configuration/idp.mdx">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/configuration/idp.mdx:450">
P2: When an operator follows this Azure DevOps setup without separately finding the feature configuration, permission syncing remains disabled because `PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED` defaults to `false`. Tell them to set `PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED=true` (and link the feature configuration) as part of this setup.</violation>
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<file name="docs/docs/features/permission-syncing.mdx">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/features/permission-syncing.mdx:147">
P2: When only one Azure DevOps organization returns 401, this sentence incorrectly says Sourcebot clears all cached grants. Document that grants verified in other organizations are preserved, and reserve clearing for a token-wide rejection or rejected refresh token.</violation>
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| vi.mock('@sourcebot/shared', () => ({ | ||
| AZURE_DEVOPS_OAUTH_SCOPE: 'openid profile email offline_access 499b84ac-1321-427f-aa17-267ca6975798/.default', |
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P2: This test mocks the scope it later asserts, so it cannot detect a regression in the production AZURE_DEVOPS_OAUTH_SCOPE value. Preserve the real shared export with vi.importActual or test the shared constant separately while asserting the provider uses it.
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onCreateUser: vi.fn(),
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vi.mock('@sourcebot/shared', () => ({
+ AZURE_DEVOPS_OAUTH_SCOPE: 'openid profile email offline_access 499b84ac-1321-427f-aa17-267ca6975798/.default',
createLogger: () => ({ warn: vi.fn() }),
env: { AUTH_EE_ALLOW_EMAIL_ACCOUNT_LINKING: 'false' },
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| return { | ||
| id: profile.sub, | ||
| name: profile.name, | ||
| email: profile.email ?? null, |
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P2: When Entra omits the optional email claim, this profile returns null and the auth callback rejects the login before account linking or permission syncing. Fall back to the tenant username claim (preferred_username) when it represents the user's email address.
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<comment>When Entra omits the optional `email` claim, this profile returns `null` and the auth callback rejects the login before account linking or permission syncing. Fall back to the tenant username claim (`preferred_username`) when it represents the user's email address.</comment>
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+ return {
+ id: profile.sub,
+ name: profile.name,
+ email: profile.email ?? null,
+ image: null,
+ };
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| email: profile.email ?? null, | |
| email: profile.email ?? profile.preferred_username ?? null, |
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| describe("Azure DevOps account permission syncing", () => { | ||
| beforeEach(() => { | ||
| mocks.getIdentityProviderConfig.mockResolvedValue({ provider: 'azuredevops' }); |
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P2: These tests do not use an Azure account fixture: account.providerId remains bitbucket-server, and this mock returns the Azure config for any provider. The tests can therefore pass while the workload looks up the wrong identity-provider configuration; return an account with providerId: "azuredevops" (and assert the config lookup argument) for these cases.
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<comment>These tests do not use an Azure account fixture: `account.providerId` remains `bitbucket-server`, and this mock returns the Azure config for any provider. The tests can therefore pass while the workload looks up the wrong identity-provider configuration; return an account with `providerId: "azuredevops"` (and assert the config lookup argument) for these cases.</comment>
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+describe("Azure DevOps account permission syncing", () => {
+ beforeEach(() => {
+ mocks.getIdentityProviderConfig.mockResolvedValue({ provider: 'azuredevops' });
+ mocks.getAzureDevOpsReadableRepoIds.mockReset().mockResolvedValue([11]);
+ });
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| mocks.getIdentityProviderConfig.mockResolvedValue({ provider: 'azuredevops' }); | |
| accountFindUniqueOrThrow.mockResolvedValue({ | |
| ...account, | |
| providerId: "azuredevops", | |
| issuerUrl: "https://dev.azure.com", | |
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| mocks.getIdentityProviderConfig.mockResolvedValue({ provider: "azuredevops" }); |
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| Use the `azuredevops` provider to sign in or link an Azure DevOps Cloud account through Microsoft Entra ID. This provider requests an Azure DevOps access token for [user-driven permission syncing](/docs/features/permission-syncing#azure-devops-cloud). |
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P2: When an operator follows this Azure DevOps setup without separately finding the feature configuration, permission syncing remains disabled because PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED defaults to false. Tell them to set PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED=true (and link the feature configuration) as part of this setup.
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<comment>When an operator follows this Azure DevOps setup without separately finding the feature configuration, permission syncing remains disabled because `PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED` defaults to `false`. Tell them to set `PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED=true` (and link the feature configuration) as part of this setup.</comment>
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+### Azure DevOps Cloud
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+Use the `azuredevops` provider to sign in or link an Azure DevOps Cloud account through Microsoft Entra ID. This provider requests an Azure DevOps access token for [user-driven permission syncing](/docs/features/permission-syncing#azure-devops-cloud).
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+1. Register a web application in the Microsoft Entra tenant connected to your Azure DevOps organizations. Select **Accounts in this organizational directory only**.
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| Use the `azuredevops` provider to sign in or link an Azure DevOps Cloud account through Microsoft Entra ID. This provider requests an Azure DevOps access token for [user-driven permission syncing](/docs/features/permission-syncing#azure-devops-cloud). | |
| Use the `azuredevops` provider to sign in or link an Azure DevOps Cloud account through Microsoft Entra ID. Enable permission syncing by setting `PERMISSION_SYNC_ENABLED=true`. This provider requests an Azure DevOps access token for [user-driven permission syncing](/docs/features/permission-syncing#azure-devops-cloud). |
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| Your permissions sync after you first sign in or link your account, on the `userDrivenPermissionSyncIntervalMs` schedule (24 hours by default), and when you manually refresh them. Newly indexed repositories become visible after your next account sync. Repository-driven syncing through a service credential is not supported. | ||
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| Empty repositories and repositories whose default revision cannot be read do not receive a grant. They are checked again on the next sync. If Azure DevOps rejects your token, Sourcebot clears your cached grants and asks you to reconnect. Temporary API failures preserve your last successful permission set and retry through the background queue. |
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P2: When only one Azure DevOps organization returns 401, this sentence incorrectly says Sourcebot clears all cached grants. Document that grants verified in other organizations are preserved, and reserve clearing for a token-wide rejection or rejected refresh token.
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<comment>When only one Azure DevOps organization returns 401, this sentence incorrectly says Sourcebot clears all cached grants. Document that grants verified in other organizations are preserved, and reserve clearing for a token-wide rejection or rejected refresh token.</comment>
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+Your permissions sync after you first sign in or link your account, on the `userDrivenPermissionSyncIntervalMs` schedule (24 hours by default), and when you manually refresh them. Newly indexed repositories become visible after your next account sync. Repository-driven syncing through a service credential is not supported.
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+Empty repositories and repositories whose default revision cannot be read do not receive a grant. They are checked again on the next sync. If Azure DevOps rejects your token, Sourcebot clears your cached grants and asks you to reconnect. Temporary API failures preserve your last successful permission set and retry through the background queue.
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+Public repositories follow the connection's public-repository enforcement settings. Azure DevOps Server is not supported.
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| Empty repositories and repositories whose default revision cannot be read do not receive a grant. They are checked again on the next sync. If Azure DevOps rejects your token, Sourcebot clears your cached grants and asks you to reconnect. Temporary API failures preserve your last successful permission set and retry through the background queue. | |
| Empty repositories and repositories whose default revision cannot be read do not receive a grant. They are checked again on the next sync. If Azure DevOps rejects your token for every checked repository, or token refresh rejects it, Sourcebot clears your cached grants and asks you to reconnect. A 401 limited to one organization does not remove grants verified in other organizations. Temporary API failures preserve your last successful permission set and retry through the background queue. |
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In `@docs/docs/configuration/idp.mdx`:
- Line 474: Rewrite the Entra authorization and guest-user statements in
second-person, present-tense wording, addressing the reader as “you” while
preserving the existing meaning about token storage and tenant sign-in.
In `@packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts`:
- Around line 42-44: Update getAzureDevOpsReadableRepoIds to isolate
repositories whose getOrganization or UUID validation fails instead of rejecting
the shared Promise.allSettled result. Exclude invalid repositories from the
valid ID set while preserving their existing permission state, and log each
invalid repository with enough identity for repair. Ensure
accountPermissionSyncWorkload does not treat the filtered result as permission
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| Your users authorize access through Entra. Sourcebot stores encrypted access and refresh tokens so it can refresh permissions in the background. Guest users must sign in to the tenant connected to Azure DevOps. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use second-person wording.
Rewrite these statements to address the reader as “you.” This keeps the new section consistent with the documentation rule.
As per coding guidelines, “Write in second person ("you") and present tense.”
Proposed fix
-Your users authorize access through Entra. Sourcebot stores encrypted access and refresh tokens so it can refresh permissions in the background. Guest users must sign in to the tenant connected to Azure DevOps.
+When you authorize access through Entra, Sourcebot stores encrypted access and refresh tokens so it can refresh permissions in the background. If you are a guest user, you must sign in to the tenant connected to Azure DevOps.
-This provider supports Azure DevOps Cloud with organizational Entra accounts. Azure DevOps Server and standalone personal Microsoft accounts are not supported.
+You can use this provider with Azure DevOps Cloud and organizational Entra accounts. You cannot use Azure DevOps Server or standalone personal Microsoft accounts.Also applies to: 476-476
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In `@docs/docs/configuration/idp.mdx` at line 474, Rewrite the Entra authorization
and guest-user statements in second-person, present-tense wording, addressing
the reader as “you” while preserving the existing meaning about token storage
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| if (!organization || !repo.external_id || !z.string().uuid().safeParse(repo.external_id).success) { | ||
| throw new Error(`Invalid Azure DevOps Cloud repository identity for repo ${repo.id}.`); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Isolate invalid Azure DevOps repositories without revoking their existing permissions
getAzureDevOpsReadableRepoIds rejects when getOrganization(repo.cloneUrl) or the UUID validation fails. The shared Promise.allSettled failure check then rejects the entire result. The Azure DevOps query in accountPermissionSyncWorkload.ts has no account filter, so one invalid returned row can block unrelated account syncs until the row is repaired.
Do not return undefined for the invalid repository. A successful sync deletes all permission rows for the account before recreating rows from the returned IDs. That change can remove an existing permission for the invalid repository and bypass the current fail-safe behavior.
Isolate invalid records from valid checks, preserve each invalid repository’s existing permission state, and log the repository for repair.
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In `@packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts` around lines 42 - 44,
Update getAzureDevOpsReadableRepoIds to isolate repositories whose
getOrganization or UUID validation fails instead of rejecting the shared
Promise.allSettled result. Exclude invalid repositories from the valid ID set
while preserving their existing permission state, and log each invalid
repository with enough identity for repair. Ensure accountPermissionSyncWorkload
does not treat the filtered result as permission revocation for those
repositories.
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<file name="packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:43">
P1: A malformed Azure DevOps repository causes the entire permission result to reject, so one invalid row blocks permission refreshes for unrelated accounts. Isolate invalid repositories from valid checks, preserve their existing grants, and log them for repair.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:80">
P1: When Azure DevOps returns 403 because the delegated token lacks `vso.code`, this branch treats it as a repository denial, publishes an empty grant set, and never records reauthentication. Inspect the ADO authentication error and classify a global missing-scope failure as `insufficient_scope` instead of silently completing the sync.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:114">
P1: When every indexed repository is in an organization where the valid user is not a member, Azure DevOps returns 401 for each check and this condition treats those organization-level failures as global token rejection. The workload then clears all cached grants and requires re-authentication; confirm global rejection with a token-level check before clearing permissions, or preserve 401 results as organization-specific.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.test.ts:99">
P3: The fail-closed path for malformed repo identity is untested. All invalid-identity cases here throw from `getOrganization` (bad URL/port/org); no test covers a repo with a valid clone URL but a null or non-UUID `external_id`, which is the separate `z.string().uuid()` branch at azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:42. Add cases with `external_id: null` and a non-UUID string and assert the sync rejects and no grant is published.</violation>
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| if (response.status === 403 || response.status === 404) { |
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P1: When Azure DevOps returns 403 because the delegated token lacks vso.code, this branch treats it as a repository denial, publishes an empty grant set, and never records reauthentication. Inspect the ADO authentication error and classify a global missing-scope failure as insufficient_scope instead of silently completing the sync.
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+ kind: 'rate_limited', status: response.status,
+ });
+ }
+ if (response.status === 403 || response.status === 404) {
+ await response.body?.cancel();
+ // Missing/empty repositories are not granted access. Their
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| if (failures.length > 0) { | ||
| throw failures[0].reason; | ||
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| if (results.length > 0 && results.every(result => result.status === 'fulfilled' && result.value === 'unauthorized')) { |
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P1: When every indexed repository is in an organization where the valid user is not a member, Azure DevOps returns 401 for each check and this condition treats those organization-level failures as global token rejection. The workload then clears all cached grants and requires re-authentication; confirm global rejection with a token-level check before clearing permissions, or preserve 401 results as organization-specific.
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<comment>When every indexed repository is in an organization where the valid user is not a member, Azure DevOps returns 401 for each check and this condition treats those organization-level failures as global token rejection. The workload then clears all cached grants and requires re-authentication; confirm global rejection with a token-level check before clearing permissions, or preserve 401 results as organization-specific.</comment>
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+ if (failures.length > 0) {
+ throw failures[0].reason;
+ }
+ if (results.length > 0 && results.every(result => result.status === 'fulfilled' && result.value === 'unauthorized')) {
+ throw new PermissionSyncUpstreamError('Azure DevOps rejected the token for every checked repository. Reconnect your account and verify organization access.', {
+ provider: 'azuredevops', operation: 'list_accessible_repositories', kind: 'credential_rejected', status: 401,
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| const organization = getOrganization(repo.cloneUrl); | ||
| if (!organization || !repo.external_id || !z.string().uuid().safeParse(repo.external_id).success) { | ||
| throw new Error(`Invalid Azure DevOps Cloud repository identity for repo ${repo.id}.`); |
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P1: A malformed Azure DevOps repository causes the entire permission result to reject, so one invalid row blocks permission refreshes for unrelated accounts. Isolate invalid repositories from valid checks, preserve their existing grants, and log them for repair.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts, line 43:
<comment>A malformed Azure DevOps repository causes the entire permission result to reject, so one invalid row blocks permission refreshes for unrelated accounts. Isolate invalid repositories from valid checks, preserve their existing grants, and log them for repair.</comment>
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+ signal.throwIfAborted();
+ const organization = getOrganization(repo.cloneUrl);
+ if (!organization || !repo.external_id || !z.string().uuid().safeParse(repo.external_id).success) {
+ throw new Error(`Invalid Azure DevOps Cloud repository identity for repo ${repo.id}.`);
+ }
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| { value: [root] }, | ||
| { count: 2, value: [root] }, | ||
| { count: 1, value: [{ id: repoId, name: 'repo' }] }, |
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P3: The fail-closed path for malformed repo identity is untested. All invalid-identity cases here throw from getOrganization (bad URL/port/org); no test covers a repo with a valid clone URL but a null or non-UUID external_id, which is the separate z.string().uuid() branch at azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:42. Add cases with external_id: null and a non-UUID string and assert the sync rejects and no grant is published.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/backend/src/ee/azureDevOpsPermissionSync.test.ts, line 99:
<comment>The fail-closed path for malformed repo identity is untested. All invalid-identity cases here throw from `getOrganization` (bad URL/port/org); no test covers a repo with a valid clone URL but a null or non-UUID `external_id`, which is the separate `z.string().uuid()` branch at azureDevOpsPermissionSync.ts:42. Add cases with `external_id: null` and a non-UUID string and assert the sync rejects and no grant is published.</comment>
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+ test.each([
+ { value: [root] },
+ { count: 2, value: [root] },
+ { count: 1, value: [{ id: repoId, name: 'repo' }] },
+ ])('rejects malformed responses instead of publishing partial access', async (body) => {
+ fetchMock.mockResolvedValue(Response.json(body));
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Adds user-driven repository permission syncing for Azure DevOps Cloud. Users sign in or link an Azure DevOps account through Microsoft Entra OAuth; Sourcebot uses their delegated token to verify code access before granting access to indexed private repositories.
azuredevopsidentity provider, encrypted token refresh, linked-account UI support, and scheduled/manual account syncing. The Entra app needs Azure DevOps delegated Code Read (vso.code) permission.webUrl, and documents configuration and support limits.This is Cloud-only and user-driven only. Empty repositories or repositories with an unreadable default revision receive no grant. Existing connection PATs continue to handle indexing.
Validation: 99 focused backend/web tests passed; schema, shared, and backend builds passed; configuration validation, targeted ESLint, and
git diff --checkpassed. Full web type-checking reports errors in existing generated Next.js settings-page types. Live Entra/ADO OAuth verification has not been performed.Note
High Risk
Changes authorization and OAuth token handling for repository access; incorrect sync or URL validation could over-grant or wrongly revoke access, though the implementation is designed to fail closed on errors and avoid sending tokens to untrusted hosts.
Overview
Adds user-driven permission syncing for Azure DevOps Cloud so private indexed repos are granted only after a successful per-repo code read check with the user’s Entra-issued OAuth token (connection PATs still drive discovery/indexing).
Introduces the
azuredevopsidentity provider (tenant-scoped Microsoft Entra OIDC,ssooraccount_linking), token refresh with the Azure DevOps resource scope, and wires sync into the account permission workload with fail-safe behavior: transient ADO errors keep the last grants, global token rejection clears grants and flags re-auth, and org-specific 401s do not strip access elsewhere. NewgetAzureDevOpsReadableRepoIdsbuilds fixeddev.azure.comAPI calls from validated clone URLs (no token leakage to hostile hosts), handles throttling/empty repos, and avoids partial publishes.Also fixes ADO repo compile URLs when
webUrlis missing (preserve organization fromremoteUrl), extends schemas/docs/changelog, login/linked-account UI branding and analytics, and marks ADO Cloud as user-driven only on the permission-sync matrix.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit a703dd2. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Adds user-driven repository permission syncing for Azure DevOps Cloud. Users sign in or link an Azure DevOps account through Microsoft Entra OAuth, and Sourcebot verifies code access before granting access to indexed private repositories. This is Cloud-only and user-driven only; existing connection PATs continue to handle indexing.
New Features
azuredevopsidentity provider with encrypted token refresh, linked-account UI, and scheduled/manual account syncing.webUrlis absent.Migration
azuredevopsidentity provider withtenantId,clientId, andclientSecret.vso.code) permission.Written for commit 27f0b34. Summary will update on new commits.
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