The README was starting to get quite large, and I felt it was a bit bloaty.
- Removes Twitter badge (the API was removed, so it wasn't working anyways)
- Adds tagline to the title (an experiment, but worth a shot)
- Reduces highlights
- Removes recommended reading (people want to get started asap on a repo)
- Updates doc links `/docs/coder-oss` -> `/docs/v2`
- Moves comparison to the bottom
- Removes adopters.md (we never promoted this, so it hasn't been used)
* chore: Authz should support non-named roles
Named roles are a construct for users to assign/interact with roles.
For authzlayer implementation, we need to create "system" users.
To enforce strict security, we are making specific roles with
the exact required permissions for the system action.
These new roles should not be available to the user. There is a
clear code divide with this implementation that allows a RoleNames
implemenation for users to user, and system users can create their
own implementation
This is part of a multi-step cleanup for the example templates.
The goal is to have a lot of templates here, and only embed
specific ones we feel are impactful during setup.
* test: Fix GPG test so it does not inherit parent parallelism
Running a subtest in a parent with `t.Parallel()` and using `t.Setenv`
is not allowed in Go 1.20, so we move it to a separate test function.
* Fix shadowed import
* chore: Update sqlc to v1.16.0
* chore: Fix cases where types became Null-types
* chore: Set parameter_schemas default_destination_scheme and default_source_scheme to NOT NULL
* chore: Add enum validation to database fake
* chore: Fix all tests that skipping enum values
* fix: Use correct err in providionerdserver audit log failure log
* feat: Implement allow_list for scopes for resource specific permissions
Feature that adds an allow_list for scopes to specify particular resources.
This enables workspace agent tokens to use the same RBAC system as users.
- Add ID to compileSQL matchers
* Plumb through WithID on rbac objects
* Rename Scope -> ScopeName
* Update input.json with scope allow_list
Co-authored-by: Cian Johnston <cian@coder.com>
This commit disables path-based app sharing by default. It is possible
for a workspace app on a path (not a subdomain) to make API requests to
the Coder API. When accessing your own workspace, this is not much of a
problem. When accessing a shared workspace app, the workspace owner
could include malicious javascript in the page that makes requests to
the Coder API on behalf of the visitor.
This vulnerability does not affect subdomain apps.
- Disables path-based app sharing by default. Previous behavior can be
restored using the `--dangerous-allow-path-app-sharing` flag which is
not recommended.
- Disables users with the site "owner" role from accessing path-based
apps from workspaces they do not own. Previous behavior can be
restored using the `--dangerous-allow-path-app-site-owner-access` flag
which is not recommended.
- Adds a flag `--disable-path-apps` which can be used by
security-conscious admins to disable all path-based apps across the
entire deployment. This check is enforced at app-access time, not at
template-ingest time.
Colin Adler
Kyle Carberry
Steven Masley
Bruno Quaresma
Mathias Fredriksson
Kira Pilot
Marcin Tojek
Cian Johnston
sharkymark
Dean Sheather
Ammar Bandukwala
Ben Potter
