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WalkthroughThe configuration system now supports Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Environment variables now control security-sensitive settings, so deployment access must be treated as privileged. A narrow configuration-loader issue can also let an explicitly supplied non-object file be ignored when environment overrides are present; this should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/config/env.rs`:
- Around line 61-68: Update parse and the Config::load flow so values beginning
with “[” or “{” remain strings for string-typed settings, while YAML collection
decoding is retained only for collection-typed settings or explicitly known
collection paths. Preserve normal scalar parsing behavior and add regression
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Value normalization and env::apply to reject explicit YAML roots that are
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Closes lixmal#182. Automated deployments want the configuration and the secrets to come from different places, and until now every setting had to be in the file. Any of them can now be an environment variable instead: KEEPASS4WEB_ in front of the name of the setting, and two underscores to step into a section. One underscore is part of a name, so KEEPASS4WEB_DB_SESSION_TIMEOUT is the top-level setting and KEEPASS4WEB_LDAP__BASE_DN is base_dn inside LDAP. The file is now optional. A missing config.yml leaves the environment and the defaults as the whole configuration, so an image can ship without one. Asking for a file with --config that is not there is still an error, so a typo in the path does not silently start a server with defaults. Nothing about a value is guessed. An environment variable is text and is kept as text, so a secret of '12345', 'yes' or '[redacted]' survives as the string it was typed as; guessing would have to be wrong for one of them. The settings that are not strings read that text themselves: the numbers and booleans take their text spelling, and the lists take either the YAML form, '[title, url]', or the items separated by commas. Sections are accepted under more than one spelling — the shipped file writes LDAP: and OIDC: — and serde reads them as the same field. Laying a lowercase key beside one of those would be read as the field being given twice and the config would be rejected, so an existing spelling is reused rather than added to.
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# Conflicts: # README.md
Closes #182.
The request there was to control the application entirely with environment variables, for automated deployments where the config plane and the data plane are kept apart. Until now every setting had to be in the file.
How it looks
Take the name of the setting, put
KEEPASS4WEB_in front, and step into a section with two underscores:One underscore is part of a name, two are a level, so
KEEPASS4WEB_DB_SESSION_TIMEOUTis the top-level setting andKEEPASS4WEB_LDAP__BASE_DNisbase_dninsideLDAP. A variable replaces whatever the file said.The file is now optional. With no
config.ymlpresent and no--config, the environment and the defaults are the whole configuration, so an image can ship without one. Asking for a file with--configthat is not there is still an error, so a typo in the path cannot quietly start a server on defaults.Two decisions worth reviewing
Values are text, not YAML. Parsing them as YAML would be the obvious thing, and it is wrong here: a client secret of
12345would arrive as a number and a password ofyesas a boolean, and both would be rejected against a string field. Since secrets are exactly what this feature is for, values are taken literally. That leaves the settings which are not strings —portand the five booleans — and those now accept the text spelling of their value, which is all a variable can offer. Lists are the one exception:'[title, url]'is read as YAML, because there is no other way to write one.Existing spellings of a section are reused. The shipped file writes
LDAP:andOIDC:, which serde reads as the same field asldapandoidc. Laying a lowercase key beside one of those is read as the field being given twice, and the whole config is rejected withduplicate field ldap. I hit this the moment I tested against the realconfig.yml, so a section is matched case-insensitively and written back under the spelling already there.Checked
23 unit tests over the overlay and the loading, covering the nesting rule, sections created on the way down, lists, precedence, an absent file, an empty file, a name with nothing between the separators, and that a numeric or boolean-looking secret survives as text.
Also run for real. With no
config.ymlin the directory at all:— a string, an integer and a boolean all arriving from the environment. And with a file present that says
port: 8080andLDAP: { uri: 'ldap://from-file:389' },KEEPASS4WEB_PORT=8184andKEEPASS4WEB_LDAP__URIboth win, with no duplicate-field error.config.example.ymland the README describe the scheme. No existing setting or default changed, and--configbehaves as before when a path is passed.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
KEEPASS4WEB_environment variables, including nested values, lists, and scalar settings.Bug Fixes
Documentation