ADFA-5067 New assetlinks.json generation workflow - #1693
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In @.github/workflows/signing-fingerprint.yml:
- Around line 317-321: Update the deployment-notification output around the
HOSTS loop to remove the instruction to publish the artifact by hand, and direct
operators only to rerun the version-controlled workflow with deploy enabled.
Preserve the host-independent artifact details and per-host URLs.
- Around line 164-180: Update the deployment flow around the EXTRA fingerprint
parsing and assetlinks generation to reject any nonempty EXTRA when deploy is
true, failing before fingerprints are published. Preserve inclusion of extra
fingerprints for non-production test-host artifacts.
- Around line 250-281: Update the response-validation loop so served is set to 1
only after confirming HTTP status 200, expected JSON, and an application/json
Content-Type. Keep retrying when any validation fails, and emit the relevant
failure message only after exhausting retries; remove the current early success
path based solely on curl succeeding.
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The Origin Rule approach the previous commit assumed cannot work on our Cloudflare Free plan: R2 selects a bucket from the Host header, and host header, SNI and DNS record overrides are all Enterprise-only. Free exposes only the destination-port override. A Worker replaces the origin fetch rather than retargeting it, and reaches the bucket through an R2 binding - an in-network handle, not a URL - so no DNS, TLS or Host header is involved and the bucket keeps public access off. - infra/well-known-worker: the Worker, wrangler.toml and a README covering the plan constraint, the bucket/token prerequisites and how to verify. - deploy-well-known-worker.yml: deploys it via cloudflare/wrangler-action. Needs a new CLOUDFLARE_WORKERS_DEPLOY_TOKEN secret; the existing CLOUDFLARE_KEY_ID / CLOUDFLARE_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY pair is an R2 S3 credential and cannot deploy a Worker. - signing-fingerprint.yml: comments and failure hints now name the Worker. No functional change - it already writes the key the Worker reads. Routes match exact paths rather than /.well-known/*, so certificate renewal via /.well-known/acme-challenge/ still reaches the origin, and a request with no matching object falls through to the origin as well. ADFA-5067
Run 32197717567 failed with "Authentication error [code: 10000]" on GET /accounts/<id>/r2/buckets/well-known: wrangler resolves the bucket named in the r2_buckets binding before finishing the deploy, so the token needs Workers R2 Storage -> Read on top of Workers Scripts and Workers Routes. Records the API call and the exact error so the next person does not have to rediscover it from a failed run. ADFA-5067
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-well-known-worker.yml:
- Around line 21-27: Restrict the workflow’s push trigger to the stage branch so
feature-branch pushes cannot deploy the live Worker, while retaining the
existing path filters. Update the deployment trigger documentation in the
well-known worker README to state that push deployments occur only from stage.
- Around line 63-70: Pin the cloudflare/wrangler-action reference in the “Deploy
with Wrangler” workflow step to commit ebbaa1584979971c8614a24965b4405ff95890e0
instead of the mutable v4 tag, preserving the existing inputs and deployment
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In `@infra/well-known-worker/README.md`:
- Around line 44-52: Update the deployment-secret documentation around
CLOUDFLARE_WORKERS_DEPLOY_TOKEN to define a tested rotation and renewal plan,
including token expiry handling. If retaining a non-expiring token, document its
owner, rotation cadence, and emergency revocation procedure; otherwise specify
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The deploy fails on GET /accounts/<id>/r2/buckets/well-known even with Workers R2 Storage Read on the token. Probe /user/tokens/verify plus the bucket list and bucket detail endpoints to find which grant is missing, and to confirm the stored secret is the token we think it is. To be reverted. ADFA-5067
The probe answered the question: Workers R2 Storage Read is both required and sufficient, and the stored secret was always the right token. The two failures came from re-running about a minute after the scope was added, before it had taken effect. Reverts the TEMP diagnostic step and records the delay next to the scope list so the next person does not read the stale error as a wrong scope. ADFA-5067
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Data loss / lost-work fixes in the project-switch and deep-link flow: - DeepLinkActivity: drop FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP when routing to MainActivity. ActionContextProvider.getActivity() can miss a live, backgrounded EditorHandlerActivity (a documented gap), and CLEAR_TOP would then destroy that live editor to clear the path to MainActivity, discarding unsaved work with no prompt. - EditorHandlerActivity: MainActivity.openProject's bookkeeping call mutates the process-wide projectDirPath global to the NEW path before EditorHandlerActivity ever compares against it, so its same-project/different-project detection could never actually fire a genuine switch - tapping a different project from Recents while one was already open showed no confirm-close and silently kept displaying the old project. Threads the pre-mutation path through a new PREVIOUS_PROJECT_PATH intent extra instead. - EditorHandlerActivity.onDestroy: gate the pending-close-callback drain on isFinishing. A non-finishing recreate (a config change EditorActivityKt doesn't declare, or "Don't keep activities") could land while a confirm-close dialog was still showing and silently confirm/discard the project it was showing. - EditorHandlerActivity.saveAllAsync: bail before invoking runAfter if the activity is finishing/destroyed. Wrapping the whole save in NonCancellable (needed so the write itself survives teardown) also made the Main-dispatcher runAfter hop survive teardown, touching a dying window/cleared ViewModels. - EditorHandlerActivity: don't drain a pending file request until the project is actually ready (workspace != null) - draining unconditionally left postProjectInit's deferred retry with nothing once a mid-sync request's apply attempt silently failed. - EditorHandlerActivity.restoreIntentToStayingProject: reset the switch-capture fields before the blank-path bail, not after, so a blank projectDirPath doesn't leave them stuck for the rest of the instance's life. - MainActivity: track deep-link consumption via a field persisted in onSaveInstanceState, not by mutating the Intent's own extra. A process-death recreate redelivers the original, unmutated launch Intent, so the old signal didn't survive it and the same request force-reopened a project the user had already navigated away from. Other confirmed bugs: - BaseEditorActivity.preDestroy: guard BuildOutputProvider/plugin snippet-listener teardown on a new didCompleteLiveOnCreate flag, matching the sibling guards EditorHandlerActivity/ ProjectHandlerActivity already have. A doomed duplicate instance whose onCreate bailed early never registered as their owner, so its teardown was wiping out a live sibling's registration instead. - EditorHandlerActivity.checkForExternalFileChanges: recompute areFilesModified after markAsSaved(). It's a cached flag only refreshed as a side effect of a successful per-file write, so it could stay stale-true after an external-change reload, permanently blocking GitBottomSheetFragment's save-before-git-action gate. - ZipUtils.unzipFile: reject a `..` path *segment*, not a substring (a filename like "notes..txt" was wrongly rejected); skip extracting over an existing symlink instead of aborting the whole archive (a user's legitimately symlinked gradlew broke Gradle wrapper install). - PathTraversal.resolveWithinDirectory: use Files.exists(_, NOFOLLOW_LINKS) in the ancestor walk. Plain Files.exists() follows symlinks, so a dangling one read as absent and the walk stepped past it instead of rejecting it. Cleanups: - Extract RecentProjectRepository so MainActivity/EditorHandlerActivity no longer inject RecentProjectDao (a Room data source) directly, per ARCHITECTURE.md's UI -> ViewModel -> Repository -> data source layering. - EditorHandlerActivity: use Range's existing copy constructor instead of hand-rebuilding one from raw Positions (equivalent today). - Correct a KDoc claiming MainActivity's exported="true" is "required for the launcher" - SplashActivity holds the actual MAIN/LAUNCHER filter; MainActivity has none, which is exactly why it's the actual attack surface the surrounding paragraph describes. - Remove .well-known/assetlinks.json and .well-known/README.md: now served from an R2 bucket via a Cloudflare Worker (#1693), making these repo-committed copies dead weight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The intent-filter only matched www.appdevforall.org, so a hand-typed or shared apex link (no www) opened in a browser instead of the app. Per hal-eisen-adfa's review: both hosts already serve an identical, verified assetlinks.json via the Cloudflare Worker from #1693 with no redirect, so this is a second <data> element plus accepting the same host in DeepLinkRequest.parse's own re-validation (DeepLinkActivity is exported, so that re-check - not the manifest declaration alone - is what actually gates a request). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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We want to support Deep Links. But we don't want to get mixed up in Green Geeks website maintenance. So instead, this yml will use the release signing key from GitHub secrets, and generate a assetlinks.json file which gets pushed up to a special CloudFlare R2 bucket. Then there will be a special CloudFlare "origin" rule which intercepts the https://www.appdevforall.org/.well-known/assetlinks.json request and serve the json file from our new bucket. And does the same for bare (without www. prefix).
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