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fix(server): load PR uploads from SSO organizations - #21632
GitHub returns an HTML sign-in page for some PR uploads in organizations enforcing SAML SSO. The media proxy rejects that response, leaving images and videos unavailable.
Resolve GitHub upload media in an asset-domain Effect service. On the HTML response, render the upload through GitHub's Markdown API in its repository context and fetch the returned signed URL without a bearer token. Use the upload's repository for legacy URLs, otherwise the PR context carried by the lower layer, with checkout fallback for older clients. Cache successful signed URLs within the service, bounded by time and size and keyed by account, repository, and upload; refresh a cached 403. Preserve media bytes, ranges, response policy, and login behavior. Supply the service through request middleware once per application router.
Rebuilt from @cbangera2's signed-URL fallback in #19191. Its endpoint, signed-host handling, HTML decoding, legacy URL support, and bounded cache intent are retained. The global URL-only cache and checkout-only enterprise-context assumption were replaced to match current architecture and the human EMU finding.
Independent Opus and Sol reviews completed two full-stack rounds; the final round found no code defects.
Verification: 44 passing / 4 expected SSO failures became 48 passing server tests; the 3 mobile preview tests also pass. Related service suites and scoped server types pass, as do targeted lint/format with one existing test warning. Scoped Knip has unrelated existing export findings and none in changed files. Independent reviews found a request-provider regression and legacy context precedence issue; both are addressed without adding redundant test cases.
Before/after protocol and runtime proof: the full production dev server, including actual server.ts composition and the asset GET route, returns exact binary bytes with 200 and a cached range request with 206, one Markdown render, and no authorization on signed-host requests. The RPC schema and capability minting/resolution are real; only external GitHub responses are mocked. The initial wrong request-provider composition reproduced HTTP 500 and was corrected.
A real SAML/EMU account and GitHub's signed response remain unverified. Also unverified: full app media UI, macOS, Windows, Electron desktop, iOS, Android, native playback, and remote/relay/tunnel execution. No layout change. Human approval of the authentication-sensitive external calls and live enterprise-account verification remain merge gates. No merge is planned.
CI/review status: All executed current-head CI jobs passed, including lint, build/types, package tests, all eight server shards and the latest native fingerprint job. Web and release smoke were skipped for this layer; an earlier redundant fingerprint job was cancelled, then superseded by success. CI run. Macroscope requires human approval of the authenticated Markdown call and signed-URL cache; this remains a merge gate. No unresolved review threads at the current snapshot.
Implemented with GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol on Codex through T3 Code; independently reviewed by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This restores SSO-protected GitHub upload loading through repository-context rendering. Signed URLs remain short-lived and account-separated, with token-free downloads and existing media response protections retained.
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The change adds repository context to source-control media requests. The GitHub fetcher validates upload and redirect URLs, renders eligible uploads as signed URLs, and caches successful signed URLs with credential and repository context.
Changes: GitHub media fetching
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Repository context contract and fallback packages/source-control-core/src/server/driver.ts, apps/server/src/assets/sourceControlMediaResponse.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AssetAccess.test.ts
Media requests accept an optional repository. When an asset omits it, the response path uses the checkout identity only when the provider matches the media definition and both repository values are present. Tests verify fallback and explicit repository precedence.
GitHub URL validation and signed URL rendering packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.test.ts
The fetcher validates upload URLs, repository context, credentialed hosts, and redirect targets. It can render eligible uploads through GitHub Markdown rendering to obtain signed media URLs. Tests cover repository selection, signed URL reuse, and range requests.
Signed URL cache and lifecycle tests packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/gitHubMediaFetch.test.ts
Signed URLs are cached by credential fingerprint, repository, and original URL, with a four-minute TTL and a 64-entry limit. Tests cover account changes, expired URLs, and cache expiry.
sequenceDiagram
participant AssetResponse
participant GitHubMediaFetch
participant GitHubRest
participant HTTPClient
AssetResponse->>GitHubMediaFetch: Pass media request with repository context
GitHubMediaFetch->>HTTPClient: Fetch original upload URL
HTTPClient-->>GitHubMediaFetch: Return upload response
GitHubMediaFetch->>GitHubRest: Render upload link in repository context
GitHubRest-->>GitHubMediaFetch: Return signed media URL
GitHubMediaFetch->>HTTPClient: Fetch signed media URL
HTTPClient-->>GitHubMediaFetch: Return media response
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Tested this stack against a real SAML SSO organization, which was one of the open merge gates.
Setup: head 5ebb9aa198 versus its base 1451e7cb23, vp run dev with a separate home dir, macOS. gh is logged in with an OAuth token that is SSO-authorized for the org. The test PR is in a private repo in that org, and its description has several image uploads and a video upload (github.com/user-attachments/assets/…).
Base: every /api/assets/* request returns 415. The images show "Image unavailable", and the video fails with MEDIA_ELEMENT_ERROR: Format error. This matches #14166.
This stack: the images return 200 and render. The video returns 206 for its range requests, plays to the end and seeks correctly.
No auth errors in the server log in either run. Not tested: an Enterprise Managed Users (EMU) account, and the mobile app.
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- Around line 1555-1556: Extend the media response test to cover an explicit
repository that differs from the checkout, then assert the fetch recorded in
fetched uses that explicit repository; preserve the existing checkout-fallback
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GitHub returns an HTML sign-in page for some PR uploads in organizations enforcing SAML SSO. The media proxy rejects that response, leaving images and videos unavailable.
Resolve GitHub upload media in an asset-domain Effect service. On the HTML response, render the upload through GitHub's Markdown API in its repository context and fetch the returned signed URL without a bearer token. Use the upload's repository for legacy URLs, otherwise the PR context carried by the lower layer, with checkout fallback for older clients. Cache successful signed URLs within the service, bounded by time and size and keyed by account, repository, and upload; refresh a cached 403. Preserve media bytes, ranges, response policy, and login behavior. Supply the service through request middleware once per application router.
Rebuilt from @cbangera2's signed-URL fallback in #19191. Its endpoint, signed-host handling, HTML decoding, legacy URL support, and bounded cache intent are retained. The global URL-only cache and checkout-only enterprise-context assumption were replaced to match current architecture and the human EMU finding.
Depends on #21631.
Independent Opus and Sol reviews completed two full-stack rounds; the final round found no code defects.
Verification: 44 passing / 4 expected SSO failures became 48 passing server tests; the 3 mobile preview tests also pass. Related service suites and scoped server types pass, as do targeted lint/format with one existing test warning. Scoped Knip has unrelated existing export findings and none in changed files. Independent reviews found a request-provider regression and legacy context precedence issue; both are addressed without adding redundant test cases.
Before/after protocol and runtime proof: the full production dev server, including actual server.ts composition and the asset GET route, returns exact binary bytes with 200 and a cached range request with 206, one Markdown render, and no authorization on signed-host requests. The RPC schema and capability minting/resolution are real; only external GitHub responses are mocked. The initial wrong request-provider composition reproduced HTTP 500 and was corrected.
A real SAML/EMU account and GitHub's signed response remain unverified. Also unverified: full app media UI, macOS, Windows, Electron desktop, iOS, Android, native playback, and remote/relay/tunnel execution. No layout change. Human approval of the authentication-sensitive external calls and live enterprise-account verification remain merge gates. No merge is planned.
CI/review status: All executed current-head CI jobs passed, including lint, build/types, package tests, all eight server shards and the latest native fingerprint job. Web and release smoke were skipped for this layer; an earlier redundant fingerprint job was cancelled, then superseded by success. CI run. Macroscope requires human approval of the authenticated Markdown call and signed-URL cache; this remains a merge gate. No unresolved review threads at the current snapshot.
Implemented with GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol on Codex through T3 Code; independently reviewed by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol.