[feature] Added development mode profile - #673
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 74-78: The development-profile setup step must gate subsequent
permission and Test steps on its own success. Add a unique id to the “Enable
development profile for tests” step, then require that step’s conclusion to be
success in both relevant conditions while retaining the cancellation guard.
In `@images/common/openwisp/settings.py`:
- Line 187: Add a regression test covering the Redis TLS configuration when
REDIS_USE_TLS is enabled: verify DEV_MODE=False produces
ssl_cert_reqs=ssl.CERT_REQUIRED and DEV_MODE=True produces
ssl_cert_reqs=ssl.CERT_NONE. Reuse the existing settings test conventions and
target the ssl_cert_reqs configuration.
- Around line 76-79: Update the settings block around HTTP_SCHEME and DEV_MODE
so development mode explicitly sets SECURE_REFERRER_POLICY to None, while
retaining the existing strict policy for non-development HTTPS deployments.
In `@images/common/utils.sh`:
- Around line 16-20: Update the is_dev_mode configuration block so DEBUG_MODE,
METRIC_COLLECTION, and NGINX_HTTP_ALLOW are only assigned development defaults
when those variables are not already explicitly set. Preserve explicit
per-feature overrides, especially NGINX_HTTP_ALLOW=False, while retaining the
current development defaults otherwise.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/user/settings.rst` around lines 87 - 97: Documents
the development-mode settings affected by the same precedence issue.
In `@tests/runtests.py`:
- Around line 611-614: Extend the test around development_start to exercise both
DEV_MODE=True and DEV_MODE=true, asserting each is rejected with the expected
message and nonzero status. Also verify the lowercase case does not execute any
Docker command, using the existing command-capture mechanism.
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52-52: LGTM!Makefile (2)
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[CRITICAL]: This sed -i runs on a root-owned file before the "Fix permissions for CI user" step, so enabling the dev profile fails and the new dev-mode test then runs (and fails) against the production profile.
The auto-install and upgrade steps execute sudo -E ./deploy/auto-install.sh, which requires root privileges and creates everything under /opt/openwisp/docker-openwisp as root. The "Fix permissions for CI user" step (sudo chown -R $USER:$USER /opt/openwisp) — the step that makes the install directory writable for the unprivileged CI user — runs after this step. sed -i on the root-owned .env fails here with "Permission denied" (sed must create a temporary file inside that directory).
When this step fails, the docker compose up --detach --force-recreate line is never reached, so the stack stays in production mode. The "Test" step still runs (its if: only checks steps.auto_install_upgrade.conclusion), and the new test_dev_mode_admin_access test fails against the production profile: HTTP returns a 301 redirect instead of 200 and Strict-Transport-Security is max-age=31536000 instead of max-age=0.
Fix: prefix the sed with sudo or move this step after the permission-fix step.
| sed -i 's/DEV_MODE=False/DEV_MODE=True/' /opt/openwisp/docker-openwisp/.env | |
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Addressed in 1ced4af by running the environment-file edit with sudo.
| eval export DOMAIN=\$${application}_${3} | ||
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| application=$(echo "$application" | tr "[:upper:]" "[:lower:]") | ||
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[WARNING]: configure_security_headers overwrites a single shared /etc/nginx/security-headers.conf once per application inside the loop, so both the dashboard and API server blocks end up serving the header set of the last iteration (the API domain).
For each application, this line rewrites the same /etc/nginx/security-headers.conf file, and both dashboard.https.conf and api.https.conf include that same file path. At nginx config load time both server blocks get the content written by the final iteration (application=API, DOMAIN=$API_DOMAIN). Because the SSL header set contains worker-src https://${DOMAIN}, the dashboard's Content-Security-Policy now references the API domain instead of the dashboard domain — a regression from the previous behaviour where each template was envsubst'd separately with its own DOMAIN. The same cross-contamination applies between the HTTP and HTTPS header sets when NGINX_HTTP_ALLOW=True (the shared file ends up holding whichever set was written last).
Consider generating one header file per application (e.g. security-headers-${application}.conf) and including that in each server block, or keep the headers inline in each template so envsubst renders them with the correct per-server variables.
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Addressed in 1ced4af by rendering separate header files per application and scheme.
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230-248: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd UI evidence to the pull request description.
These lines change browser access to the admin UI over HTTP and HTTPS. The supplied PR summary has no before-and-after screen recording or screenshot.
As per coding guidelines, “For changes that impact the UI, the pull request description must include before-and-after screen recordings or screenshots.”
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 87-88: Quote the complete ownership argument in the chown command
within the workflow step so the $USER-derived user:group value is passed as one
shell argument without word splitting or glob expansion.
In `@tests/runtests.py`:
- Around line 552-578: Extend test_dev_mode_configures_development_defaults to
include a DEV_MODE=False case with feature variables unset, and assert the
output is “False True False” while preserving the existing development-mode
cases.
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136-148: Generate separate header files for each application.Line 136 writes one shared header file. Line 148 calls this function for both dashboard and API configurations. The last loop iteration can replace dashboard headers with API headers.
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Related to #635.
Description of Changes
Implements the
DEV_MODEprofile portion of #635. It enables debugging and HTTP access, disables metrics collection and development-blocking Nginx and Django security behavior, and restricts insecure OpenVPN curl requests to development mode.Production installation and upgrade paths set
DEV_MODE=False, whilemake startrejects development mode. CI switches to the development profile only after the production auto-install and upgrade checks complete.Nginx header definitions now live in dedicated configuration files. Browser regression coverage verifies HTTP admin access, HSTS policy clearing, and HTTPS admin rendering through the existing Selenium mixin.
The remaining production-hardening requirements in #635 are outside this profile-focused change and remain tracked by that issue for separate follow-up work.
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