TML-2566: refuse contract snapshots whose content no longer matches their hash - #30086
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… load seam The snapshot store is content-addressed, but nothing recomputed a loaded snapshot's storage hash: editing migrations/snapshots/<hash>/contract.json while leaving the hash field alone made migration plan report a clean no-op. readContractSnapshotJson (and the tolerant variant) now accept a SnapshotContentVerifier that recomputes the storage hash with the target's canonicalization hooks and refuses with MIGRATION.CONTRACT_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH; the aggregate loader threads it through every resolution path, and migration check reports the same state as MIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Edited contract snapshots can still evade or bypass validation, be overwritten during planning, or prevent migration check from reporting the intended content-mismatch finding, allowing incorrect snapshot content to influence migration behavior. These correctness and data-integrity risks should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant AggregateLoader
participant SnapshotStore
participant SnapshotVerifier
CLI->>SnapshotVerifier: Create verifier from configuration
CLI->>AggregateLoader: Load aggregate with verifier
AggregateLoader->>SnapshotStore: Read contract snapshot
SnapshotStore->>SnapshotVerifier: Recompute and compare storage hash
SnapshotVerifier-->>SnapshotStore: Return verified content or mismatch error
SnapshotStore-->>AggregateLoader: Return snapshot result
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`@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-new.ts`:
- Around line 116-121: Before creating the migration, explicitly resolve every
extension contract via each extension’s space.contract() in the migration-new
flow, after loading the aggregate and before continuing. Do not rely on
refusePackageCorruptionOnAggregate or checkContracts for this validation; ensure
any unreadable or tampered extension head causes migration creation to stop.
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`@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-plan.ts`:
- Around line 333-340: Update the migration-plan flow around
tolerantAggregateResult and runContractSpaceSeedPhase to resolve or validate
every existing extension head snapshot before the seed phase runs, not only
tolerantAggregateResult.value.app. Reuse verifySnapshotContent and the existing
aggregate-loading/validation mechanism so tampered extension snapshots are
rejected before seed rewriting; preserve the later strict aggregate load.
In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/migration/check.ts`:
- Around line 137-142: Update the aggregate-loading path used by migration check
to use tolerant snapshot loading instead of snapshotVerifierFor(ctx.config),
while retaining the verifier passed to enumerateCheckSpaces so consistency
checks emit MIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH. Add a regression test
covering an edited snapshot and assert the diagnostic code and exit code 4.
In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/migration/src/contract-snapshot-store.ts`:
- Around line 83-96: In the contract snapshot hash verification flow, validate
the embedded storageHash in storageRecord against the addressed storageHash
before destructuring it away. On mismatch, reject with the existing structured
migration error mechanism, while preserving recomputation for matching hashes or
absent embedded hashes. Add a test covering tampering that changes only the
embedded storage hash.
- Around line 101-109: Update assertSnapshotContentMatches so verification is
not memoized by storageHash alone; cache the validated snapshot content or an
equivalent content version and rehash when the parsed value changes. Preserve
the existing mismatch error and verified fast path for the same validated
content, and add a test that reads clean data, mutates it, then rereads it using
one verifier instance.
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| const verifySnapshotContent = snapshotVerifierFor(config); | ||
| const aggregate = await loadContractSpaceAggregate({ | ||
| migrationsDir, | ||
| deserializeContract: (json) => familyInstance.deserializeContract(json), | ||
| appContract: toContract, | ||
| ...(verifySnapshotContent !== undefined ? { verifySnapshotContent } : {}), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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new = Path("packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-new.ts").read_text()
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Resolve deferred extension-head validation before migration creation.
refusePackageCorruptionOnAggregate does not enable checkContracts, so migration new can create an app migration while an extension head snapshot is unreadable or tampered. Resolve every extension space.contract() before continuing.
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In
`@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-new.ts`
around lines 116 - 121, Before creating the migration, explicitly resolve every
extension contract via each extension’s space.contract() in the migration-new
flow, after loading the aggregate and before continuing. Do not rely on
refusePackageCorruptionOnAggregate or checkContracts for this validation; ensure
any unreadable or tampered extension head causes migration creation to stop.
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| const verifySnapshotContent = snapshotVerifierFor(config); | ||
| const tolerantAggregateResult = await loadContractSpaceAggregateForCli({ | ||
| targetId: config.target.targetId, | ||
| migrationsDir, | ||
| appContract: toContract, | ||
| extensions: config.extensions ?? [], | ||
| deserializeContract: (json: unknown) => familyInstance.deserializeContract(json), | ||
| ...(verifySnapshotContent !== undefined ? { verifySnapshotContent } : {}), |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate extension head snapshots before the seed phase.
The tolerant aggregate load defers an extension head mismatch until space.contract() runs. This path resolves only tolerantAggregateResult.value.app, then runContractSpaceSeedPhase rewrites extension snapshot artifacts before the strict aggregate load at Line 465.
A tampered extension head snapshot can therefore be overwritten instead of rejected. Resolve or validate every existing extension head snapshot before the seed phase.
Also applies to: 465-465
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In
`@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-plan.ts`
around lines 333 - 340, Update the migration-plan flow around
tolerantAggregateResult and runContractSpaceSeedPhase to resolve or validate
every existing extension head snapshot before the seed phase runs, not only
tolerantAggregateResult.value.app. Reuse verifySnapshotContent and the existing
aggregate-loading/validation mechanism so tampered extension snapshots are
rejected before seed rewriting; preserve the later strict aggregate load.
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| const spaces = await enumerateCheckSpaces( | ||
| loaded.value.aggregate, | ||
| migrationsDir, | ||
| ctx.cwd, | ||
| snapshotVerifierFor(ctx.config), | ||
| ); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Load the aggregate without strict snapshot verification for migration check.
buildReadAggregate already supplies snapshotVerifierFor(ctx.config) to strict aggregate loading. A tampered snapshot therefore fails at lines 133-136 before this verifier reaches enumerateCheckSpaces.
Load the graph with the tolerant path for this command. Keep the verifier on CheckSpace so checkSnapshotConsistency emits MIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH and the command returns its integrity-findings exit code.
Add a regression test for an edited snapshot. Assert the diagnostic code and exit code 4.
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In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/migration/check.ts` around lines
137 - 142, Update the aggregate-loading path used by migration check to use
tolerant snapshot loading instead of snapshotVerifierFor(ctx.config), while
retaining the verifier passed to enumerateCheckSpaces so consistency checks emit
MIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH. Add a regression test covering an
edited snapshot and assert the diagnostic code and exit code 4.
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| assertSnapshotContentMatches(contractJson, storageHash, jsonPath) { | ||
| if (verified.has(storageHash)) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const computedHash = recomputeStorageHash(contractJson); | ||
| if (computedHash !== storageHash) { | ||
| throw errorContractSnapshotContentMismatch({ storageHash, computedHash, jsonPath }); | ||
| } | ||
| verified.add(storageHash); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not memoize verification by address alone.
Line 102 skips hashing for every later value addressed by the same hash. If a clean snapshot is read, then the file changes before a later read in the same command, the newly parsed tampered JSON returns without verification.
Cache a validated snapshot value or a content version, not only storageHash. Add a read-clean, tamper, and reread test that reuses one verifier instance.
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In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/migration/src/contract-snapshot-store.ts`
around lines 101 - 109, Update assertSnapshotContentMatches so verification is
not memoized by storageHash alone; cache the validated snapshot content or an
equivalent content version and rehash when the parsed value changes. Preserve
the existing mismatch error and verified fast path for the same validated
content, and add a test that reads clean data, mutates it, then rereads it using
one verifier instance.
…he serializer preserve set Review fixes: ContractSerializer gains hashCanonicalizationHooks (the hooks the emit pipeline hashed with; the sql/mongo serializer bases publish their family hooks) and the verifier is built from those — the postgres serializer preserve set is broader and false-positived on untampered restrictive-policy contracts, locked by a new regression test. One shared recomputePublishedStorageHash helper now serves both the verifier and assertDescriptorSelfConsistency; one verifier per command run (client instance / check run) so the memo spans loads; the tolerant read swallows only the mismatch code; migration check derives its finding from the verifier error; inline conditional spreads swept to ifDefined; the storageHash pin on defineContract is doc-marked test-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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Fixes TML-2566.
At a glance
Every migration package records the contract it produced as a file under
migrations/snapshots/<hash>/contract.json, where<hash>is the storage hash of that contract. Before this PR, nothing ever checked that the file's content still matched the hash it was filed under. So this worked:The decision
Whenever a command reads a snapshot file, it now recomputes the storage hash from the file's content and compares it to the hash in the directory name. If they differ, the command stops with
MIGRATION.CONTRACT_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH, naming the file, both hashes, and how to fix it.migration checkreports the same condition as a finding,MIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH. Both codes are indocs/reference/error-reference.md.Why this matters
Three things read these snapshot files and trust them:
migration planreads the snapshot for thedbref to learn "where the database currently is", then diffs your contract against it. If the snapshot lies, the plan is wrong — or, as in the example, the plan decides nothing changed at all.--from,--to,ref set,db update --to,db sign) resolves a name to a snapshot and hands its content to the command.The only check that existed compared the
storage.storageHashfield inside the file with the directory name. Edit anything else in the file and both still agree. Migration packages themselves already had the right kind of check —verifyMigrationHashre-hashesmigration.json+ops.jsonand refuses on mismatch — so this PR gives snapshots the same treatment.How it works
One function reads snapshot files; the check lives there.
readContractSnapshotJson(in@internal/migration-tools) gains an optionalSnapshotContentVerifier. The verifier hashes(target, targetFamily, storage)from the parsed file — with thestorageHashfield removed first, because the original hash was computed before that field existed — and compares the result to the requested hash. The same recompute is shared with the existing descriptor check (assertDescriptorSelfConsistency) through one helper,recomputePublishedStorageHash, so there is a single place that knows how a published hash is derived.Every reader inherits it. The loader that builds the in-memory model of
migrations/passes the verifier to each place it reads a snapshot: resolving a contract at a hash or ref, reading an extension's head contract, and attaching each package's end contract. The CLI builds one verifier per command run —snapshotVerifierFor(config)— and threads it intomigration plan,migration new,migration check,migration show,migrate,ref set,db sign/db update --to, and the control client'sdb init/db update/db verify/migrate. The verifier remembers which hashes already passed, so a snapshot resolved several times in one run is hashed once.The hash must be recomputed with the rules it was written with. This is the subtle part, and the first draft got it wrong. Storage hashes are computed at emit time using the family's canonicalization rules (
sqlContractCanonicalizationHooksfor SQL). The Postgres serializer deliberately keeps more on disk than those rules do — required entity fields at default values, for example a RESTRICTIVE policy'spermissive: false— so the contract re-deserializes correctly. Recomputing with the serializer's on-disk rules keepspermissive: falsein the canonical form; the emit-time hash dropped it. Result: a false mismatch on any untampered Postgres project with a restrictive policy. The fix:ContractSerializernow exposeshashCanonicalizationHooks, the SQL and Mongo serializer bases set it to their family's emit rules, and the verifier is built from that field only. A test in@internal/target-postgresconstructs the realPostgresContractSerializerand checks both halves: the hashing rules reproduce the emit-time hash for a restrictive-policy contract, and the on-disk rules provably do not.What changes for users
MIGRATION.CONTRACT_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCHinstead of using the edited content.migration planno longer reports "No changes detected" for the example above.migration checkflags the same files withMIGRATION.CHECK_SNAPSHOT_CONTENT_MISMATCH(exit 4). Before, it only compared the hash field.storageHash(a test-fixture escape hatch — its doc comment now says so) which produces snapshots this check will refuse; and a future release that changes how storage hashes are canonicalized must regenerate existing snapshot stores, or every old snapshot will read as edited.One place where a bad snapshot is ignored rather than refused
When the loader reads each migration package, it also attaches that package's end-contract snapshot if one exists — a package with no snapshot has always been legitimate. That attachment now verifies too, but a mismatched snapshot is treated as "absent" instead of stopping the command. Reason: the value it feeds is the apply-time ledger write, so edited content must not flow there, but "no snapshot" was already an accepted, silent state, and turning it into a hard failure would break read-only commands (
migration list,status) over a snapshot most of them never use. Only the exact mismatch error is swallowed there; anything else still propagates.The known remaining gap: a snapshot in the middle of an apply path is never strictly resolved by name, so if it was edited, the apply writes its ledger row without the contract JSON and does not say why.
migration checkreports the edited file, and the previous behavior — writing the edited content into the ledger — was worse.Alternatives considered
migration plan. That is where the bug was reported, but ref resolution,db sign, and the apply path read the same files and would have stayed fooled. One read function covers everything.storage(withtarget/targetFamily) can reproduce it.shouldPreserveEmpty/sortStorage. The first draft did this. It is wrong for Postgres (see above); the rules used to write the file are not the rules used to hash it.migration checkis the loud report for that case.Verification
New tests: verifier and store-read unit tests (
migration-tools); CLI tests reproducing the ticket's scenario (edited snapshot with unchanged hash field → plan refuses, check reports; untouched → no-op / check passes); the real-Postgres-serializer hashing-rules test. Typecheck, lint, and full suites green formigration-tools,cli,framework-components,sql-family,mongo-family,target-postgres;pnpm test:packagesgreen across the workspace.🤖 Generated with Claude Code