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fix(security): keep caller-named fields off internal columns and operators - #1054
An audit of the SQL adapters (MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite) and the MongoDB adapter for SQL injection and its MongoDB equivalents: operator, field-name and regex injection, and server-side JavaScript.
No classic injection turned up. Every value reaches the engine as a binding, every identifier goes through filter() and an escaping quote(), and nothing builds $where, $function or other server-side JavaScript. What the audit did find is a set of places where a name the caller chooses reaches a column or field the storage keeps for the document itself, or reaches a MongoDB operator, plus two query-composition bugs. Each commit fixes one of them and adds regression tests that fail on main.
Fixed
1. Attribute names reached the storage columns (all adapters).filter() keeps underscores, so a name such as _tenant addressed the column a document's own tenant is stored in:
upsertDocuments(increase: '_tenant') never checked its attribute. On every adapter it added the tenant to itself, which under shared tables moved the stored document into another tenant's rows; increase: '_createdAt' rewrote when it was created.
increaseDocumentAttribute() / decreaseDocumentAttribute() checked the attribute only when attributes are defined, so in a schemaless MongoDB collection they moved documents between tenants the same way.
A schemaless MongoDB document accepted any key: _id chose its $sequence, _tenant was stored as its tenant without shared tables, and a bulk updateDocuments() wrote _permissions, _uid and _createdAt straight past the permission and structure checks.
Storage::isReserved() now names those columns. The attribute an upsert increases is checked the way an increase's is (a declared numeric attribute, and never a reserved column without defined attributes), and fails with Exception\NotFound. Structure refuses a reserved key in a schemaless document (Reserved attribute: "_id"). The SQL and MongoDB adapters also refuse to increase a reserved column, and MongoDB drops reserved keys from every record it writes, so the rule holds with validation skipped.
2. MongoDB ran operator-shaped cursor values and $-named fields.
A cursor matched the values of its earlier order attributes by bare equality. A stored value shaped like {"$gt": ""} therefore ran as that operator, and the page returned rows from before the cursor. Those values are now matched with $eq.
exists() / notExists() names and the elemMatch() attribute were used as given, so $comment or $where became a top-level query operator. count([Query::exists(['$comment'])]) matched every row, and exists(['$id']) matched none. These now map like every other filter.
3. SQLite's fulltext lookup crossed collections. FTS5 tables were found as <prefix>%_fts, and the prefix of notes also starts notes_private's tables:
A search on notes could read notes_private's index past its permissions, because a row there with the same sequence answered it.
Deleting notes dropped notes_private's FTS table and left its triggers failing every later write.
The lookup now matches the exact table name, and names read back from sqlite_master and PRAGMA go through quote().
4. Raw conditions escaped the tenant scope. A builder from Database::from() promises to stay within the selected tenant. But whereRaw('a = ? OR b = ?') and filter([Query::raw(...)]) compiled to _tenant IN (?) AND a = ? OR b = ?, which read, updated and deleted other tenants' rows. The scoped builders now enclose every raw condition in parentheses. The raw conditions the adapters write themselves are enclosed too, which changes their text but not their meaning. BuilderStatementTest's frozen statements are unchanged; the PostgreSQL vector statements that PostgresQueryBehaviorTest pins gain the parentheses.
Through Appwrite's API, only the schemaless _id key of (1) was reachable by clients. Appwrite strips $sequence from document data but not _id, so a client creating a DocumentsDB document could choose that document's $sequence. The rest is not reachable there:
its increment routes validate the attribute key;
it passes no increase;
bulk updates need an API key;
it uses neither from()/raw conditions nor SQLite.
Behaviour changes
A schemaless document with a key named exactly like a storage column (_id, _uid, _tenant, _permissions, _createdAt, _updatedAt, _collection, _deletedAt, _distance) now fails with Exception\Structure. Before, it was written over the document's own field. Importers that pass a source's _id through as data will now see that error and need to map or drop the key.
upsertDocuments(increase:) requires a declared numeric attribute when attributes are defined. Anything else used to fail in the engine.
exists(['$id']) and the other internal attributes now match on MongoDB. Before, they matched nothing.
Checked and found safe
Values. Comparison, IN, LIKE, regex, full-text, spatial (coordinates cast, WKT bound), pgvector, JSON containment, cursors, limit and offset are all bound or integer-typed.
Identifiers and DDL. Filter, select, order, group, aggregate, join and having identifiers go through filter() + quote() or the builder's escaping quote(). Object paths go through ObjectPath. Aliases, operators and interval values come from allowlists. DDL sizes, SRIDs and index lengths are typed; defaults are never written into DDL.
Writes. Every update operator's operand, bound and condition is bound, including the conflict clauses.
Permissions and tenancy. The permission and tenant filters on SQL and MongoDB cannot be escaped by user filters: they sit beside the user's $and, roles are bound, and object filters always stay under attr.path.
MongoDB.$-prefixed attributes and keys are escaped. startsWith / endsWith / contains escape their value with preg_quote into a fixed template. Values under $eq / $in / $lt etc. are literals. The client encodes with BSON\Document::fromPHP and never parses Extended JSON.
Not changed (follow-ups)
utopia-php/query:compileRaw(), rawWheres and JoinBuilder::whereRaw() should enclose raw conditions at the source. A raw ON condition through joinWhere() still binds looser than the scope's tenant condition appended to the same ON. Also, toRawSql() inlines bindings escaping only ', and Schema literal escaping is unsafe under GBK/SJIS/BIG5 connection charsets (only reachable through schema()).
containsAll() on a string attribute keeps 7.x semantics: each value is a LIKE pattern, so % and _ act as wildcards (MariaDB/MySQL/Postgres). Escaping them is a behaviour change worth its own PR.
MariaDB/MySQL LIKE relies on the default \ escape, which NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES disables.
With validation skipped, a SQL document key that filters to _uid or _id overwrites them on create. Validation refuses it today.
Smaller items:
DDL runs several statements in one prepare, which keeps multi-statement execution enabled on every connection.
Some allowlist regexes end in $ without D; these are harmless, because quote() rejects control characters.
Postgres puts an unfiltered tenant into index names (app-controlled).
MongoDB regex() is passed through by design; consider a pattern length cap and maxTimeMS.
Pint passes on the changed files, and PHPStan (max level) reports no errors.
The unit suite passes: 13,154 tests, run with paratest --functional as CI runs it.
The e2e suite passes for every adapter in the CI matrix: MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Memory, Pool, Redis, Mirror, SharedTables/{MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis} and Schemaless/MongoDB.
The adapters filter() an attribute a caller names into its column, and
filter() keeps underscores, so a name such as `_tenant` reached a column
the storage keeps for the document itself:
- upsertDocuments(increase:) never checked its attribute, on any
adapter. Increasing `_tenant` added the tenant to itself, which under
shared tables moved the stored document into another tenant's rows;
increasing `_createdAt` rewrote when it was created.
- increaseDocumentAttribute() and decreaseDocumentAttribute() checked
the attribute only when attributes are defined, so in a schemaless
MongoDB collection they moved a document to another tenant the same
way.
- A schemaless MongoDB document took any key: `_id` chose its
$sequence, `_tenant` was stored as its tenant without shared tables,
and updateDocuments() wrote `_permissions`, `_uid` and `_createdAt`
past the permission and structure checks.
Storage::isReserved() names those columns. The attribute an upsert
increases is now checked as an increase's is: a declared numeric
attribute when attributes are defined, and never a reserved column
without them (Exception\NotFound). Structure refuses a reserved key in a
schemaless document ("Reserved attribute"). The SQL and MongoDB adapters
refuse to increase a reserved column, and MongoDB drops reserved keys
from every record it writes, so the rule holds with validation skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ds as data
- A cursor matched the values of its earlier order attributes by bare
equality, so a stored value shaped like {"$gt": ""} ran as that
operator and the page returned rows from before the cursor. The values
are now matched with $eq.
- exists() and notExists() named their fields, and elemMatch() its
attribute, as given, so a name such as `$comment` or `$where` was read
as a top-level query operator: count() of exists(['$comment']) matched
every row, and exists(['$id']) matched none. They now map $id,
$sequence and the timestamps to their storage fields and escape any
other $-name, as every other filter already did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The FTS5 tables of a collection were found as `<prefix>%_fts`, and the
prefix of collection `notes` also starts the tables of `notes_private`.
A search on `notes` could read `notes_private`'s index past its
permissions, since that collection's row with the same sequence answered
it, and deleting `notes` dropped `notes_private`'s tables and left their
triggers failing every later write to it.
The lookup now matches the prefix, exactly the 16 characters of the
hashed attribute set, and the suffix. Table and index names read back
from sqlite_master and PRAGMA are quoted with quote() instead of being
wrapped in backticks as they are.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A builder from Database::from() keeps every statement within the
selected tenant, but a raw condition was ANDed with the tenant condition
as written: whereRaw('a = ? OR b = ?') and filter([Query::raw(...)])
compiled to `_tenant IN (?) AND a = ? OR b = ?`, which read, updated and
deleted another tenant's rows.
The scoped builders now enclose every raw condition in parentheses. The
raw conditions the adapters write themselves are enclosed too, which
changes their text but not their meaning: the PostgreSQL vector
statements PostgresQueryBehaviorTest pins gain the parentheses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The change adds reserved storage-column checks for validation and numeric updates, adjusts MongoDB writes and query-field mapping, encloses raw SQL predicates, and changes SQLite full-text table discovery and identifier quoting. Tests cover these behaviors across adapters and query builders.
Field mapping and cursor comparisons src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php, tests/unit/MongoQueryFilterTest.php
Mongo filters, sorting, existence checks, and projections use shared field mapping. Cursor equality comparisons use $eq. Tests cover dollar-prefixed fields and operator-shaped cursor values.
Raw SQL predicates
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Summary
Raw predicate compilation and tenancy tests src/Database/Builder/ScopesCollections.php, src/Database/Builder/Postgres.php, tests/unit/QueryBuilderTenancyTest.php, tests/unit/PostgresQueryBehaviorTest.php
Raw expressions and compiled PostgreSQL filters are enclosed. Tests cover tenant-scoped raw OR queries and deletes, and PostgreSQL vector-query expectations.
SQLite full-text table handling
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Summary
FTS table discovery and identifier quoting src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php, tests/unit/Adapter/SQLiteFulltextCollectionsTest.php
Full-text table discovery matches the collection-specific name pattern and virtual-table definitions. FTS operations and schema inspection quote identifiers through quote(). Tests cover search and deletion across similarly named collections.
The SQLite deletion guard and MongoDB increment mapping address the outstanding concerns. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains identified; merge after normal checks pass.
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Follow-up Comments
Restrict FTS table discovery to FTS virtual tables.
1181-1185: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict FTS table discovery to FTS virtual tables.
The LIKE pattern in findFulltextTables() matches any table named {prefix} + 16 characters + _fts. An ordinary collection named a_0123456789abcdef_fts creates a table with that shape. deleteCollection('a') then drops that table and its documents. Add a condition on the stored DDL so that only virtual tables match. The FTS tables this adapter creates begin with CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE.
Suggested fix
$statement = $this->prepare("
SELECT name FROM sqlite_master
WHERE type='table'
AND name LIKE :_name ESCAPE '\\'
+ AND sql LIKE 'CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE%'
");
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php around lines 1181 - 1185:
Update findFulltextTables to restrict sqlite_master results to entries whose
stored DDL identifies them as FTS virtual tables, while preserving the existing
name-pattern filter.
Strip reserved storage keys from the returned Document in createDocument.
Strip reserved storage keys from the returned Document in createDocument.
The filter at line 1619 only changes the insert record. The caller's _permissions key stays on the returned Document, and createDocument never removes it. Remove the reserved storage keys from $document before returning, or document that the echoed input is intentional.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php at line 1619:
Update createDocument to remove reserved storage keys, including _permissions,
from the returned Document before it is returned; filtering the insert record
alone does not change the caller’s $document. Preserve the existing
insert-record filtering behavior.
Map $-prefixed selections to their stored field names.
Map $-prefixed selections to their stored field names.
Selecting a schemaless $-prefixed attribute, such as $where, sends that name unchanged in the Mongo projection. Writes store it as _where, so the projection omits the stored value. getAttributeProjection() should escape $-prefixed selections the same way filterField() does.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php around lines 3693 - 3699:
Update getAttributeProjection so `$`-prefixed selections are converted to their
stored field names with escapeMongoFieldName before adding them to the Mongo
projection; leave other selections unchanged.
The raw OR filter test in tests/unit/QueryBuilderTenancyTest.php runs only on the SQLite builder. The PostgreSQL builder overrides compileFilter() in src/Database/Builder/Postgres.php. It groups raw filters only through the enclose() call at line 67. No PostgreSQL test covers a raw filter, so removing that call would not fail any current assertion.
Add a PostgreSQL case that passes a Query::raw() filter containing OR. Assert that the compiled WHERE clause wraps that expression in parentheses. Use the filter() path. whereRaw() already encloses its own input.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Builder/Postgres.php at line 67:
Add a PostgreSQL test in QueryBuilderTenancyTest that passes a Query::raw()
expression containing OR through the filter() path and asserts the compiled
WHERE clause encloses the expression in parentheses. Exercise
Postgres::compileFilter’s grouping behavior; do not use whereRaw(), which
handles enclosure itself.
The $ to _ swap ran after the storage keys were stripped, so a schemaless
`$uid` passed the strip and landed on `_uid`: a bulk update renamed every
matched document and an upsert overwrote the id it had just set. A field
is now kept only when its stored name, after the swap, is not a storage
field, or it is the document's own $id, $tenant, $permissions or
timestamp. createDocument and createDocuments also drop those fields from
the documents they return, so they never report a value that was not
stored.
Orders, cursors and selections now name a $-prefixed field by its stored
`_` name, as filters already did, so ordering by `$rank` no longer sorts
by a missing `rank` field and cursor pagination no longer ends early.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… only
An ordinary collection named like `notes_0123456789abcdef_fts` has a table
whose name matches the fulltext pattern of `notes`, so a search on notes
queried it and deleting notes dropped it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An attribute declared as `_tenant` passed the schemaful branch, and the
adapter then dropped the value on write while the caller saw it accepted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Postgres builder overrides compileFilter(), so the SQLite raw-filter
case never exercised its enclosure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
also picked up the review body follow-ups: fts lookup only matches virtual tables now, createDocument drops the stripped keys from the doc it returns, $-prefixed selections project the stored name, and theres a postgres raw OR test through filter()
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Minor · Check for the FTS5 module in findFulltextTables(). · SQLite.php:1182
src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php:1182 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Check for the FTS5 module in findFulltextTables().
The new sql filter accepts any virtual table whose name matches the collection's FTS pattern. deleteCollection() drops every returned name. A virtual table created through rawQuery() with a matching name is therefore dropped with the collection. Require USING fts5( in the stored SQL.
Suggested fix
- AND sql LIKE 'CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE %'+ AND sql LIKE 'CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE % USING fts5(%'
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php at line 1182:
Update the SQL filter in findFulltextTables() to return only matching virtual
tables whose stored definition uses FTS5. Preserve the existing collection-name
pattern and ensure non-FTS5 virtual tables are excluded before
deleteCollection() drops the returned names.
Minor · Map $-prefixed increment targets to their stored _ field. · Mongo.php:3273-3276
src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php:3273-3276 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Map $-prefixed increment targets to their stored _ field.
writableColumn() calls filter(), which strips $. On a schemaless Mongo collection, $rank becomes rank, but the document stores that field as _rank. increaseDocumentAttribute() then increments rank and leaves _rank unchanged. In upsertDocuments(increase:), rank gets $inc by 0, and _rank is overwritten with the incoming value instead of being incremented. Apply the $-to-_ mapping before filtering in both Mongo paths.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php around lines 3273 - 3276:
Map `$`-prefixed increment targets to their stored `_` field before filtering in
both `increaseDocumentAttribute()` and the `upsertDocuments(increase:)` path.
Preserve the mapped field name through the increment operation so schemaless
documents increment `_rank` rather than `rank`, and do not overwrite the stored
value with the incoming value.
The test checks only search results and the surviving lookalike document. deleteCollection() drops each table that findFulltextTables() returns (src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php:669-687). If discovery returns no table for notes, the notes FTS table stays in the database. Search falls back to LIKE and returns the same IDs, so this test still passes.
Add an assertion that the notes virtual table is absent after deleteCollection('notes'). Query sqlite_master for a type = 'table' row whose name matches the notes FTS prefix, the 16-character key, and the _fts suffix, and whose sql starts with CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE.
Store the PDO handle in a property. setUp() passes it as a local argument, so the test cannot query the adapter's database.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/Adapter/SQLiteFulltextCollectionsTest.php around
lines 88 - 94:
Update the SQLite full-text collection test to retain the PDO handle passed
during setUp() in a property, then after deleteCollection('notes'), query
sqlite_master and assert no table exists with the notes FTS prefix, 16-character
key, and _fts suffix whose SQL starts with CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE. Preserve the
existing search-result assertion.
Cover a single-document $uid update in the write-guard test.
The shared schemaless test covers $uid in create, bulk updateDocuments(), and upsertDocuments(). It does not call single-document Database::updateDocument(). Mongo::updateDocument() removes storage keys with withoutStorageKeys() before it builds the update record (src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php, line 1756). Removing that call would write _uid for a single-document update, and this test would still pass. The test runs in the MongoDB schemaless lane only.
Suggested test addition
$this->assertSame(3, $database->count($colName));
++ $database->updateDocument($colName, 'other', new Document(['$uid' => 'renamed', 'title' => 'single']));++ $this->assertTrue($database->getDocument($colName, 'renamed')->isEmpty(), 'A single update must not rename the document');+ $this->assertSame('other', $database->getDocument($colName, 'other')->getId());+ $this->assertSame('single', $database->getDocument($colName, 'other')->getAttribute('title'));+
$database->deleteCollection($colName);
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/SchemalessTests.php around lines 337
- 344:
Add a single-document `$uid` write-guard case to the schemaless test, calling
`Database::updateDocument()` for an existing ID with a different `$uid` and
updated title. Assert the original ID remains, the renamed ID is absent, and the
title is updated; keep the existing bulk-update assertions unchanged.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php:
- Around line 3273-3276: Map `$`-prefixed increment targets to their stored `_`
field before filtering in both `increaseDocumentAttribute()` and the
`upsertDocuments(increase:)` path. Preserve the mapped field name through the
increment operation so schemaless documents increment `_rank` rather than
`rank`, and do not overwrite the stored value with the incoming value.
Review comments at @src/Database/Adapter/SQLite.php:
- Line 1182: Update the SQL filter in findFulltextTables() to return only
matching virtual tables whose stored definition uses FTS5. Preserve the existing
collection-name pattern and ensure non-FTS5 virtual tables are excluded before
deleteCollection() drops the returned names.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/e2e/Adapter/Scopes/SchemalessTests.php:
- Around line 337-344: Add a single-document `$uid` write-guard case to the
schemaless test, calling `Database::updateDocument()` for an existing ID with a
different `$uid` and updated title. Assert the original ID remains, the renamed
ID is absent, and the title is updated; keep the existing bulk-update assertions
unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/unit/Adapter/SQLiteFulltextCollectionsTest.php:
- Around line 88-94: Update the SQLite full-text collection test to retain the
PDO handle passed during setUp() in a property, then after
deleteCollection('notes'), query sqlite_master and assert no table exists with
the notes FTS prefix, 16-character key, and _fts suffix whose SQL starts with
CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE. Preserve the existing search-result assertion.
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writableColumn() stripped the $, so an increase of a schemaless `$rank`
added to a `rank` field that does not exist while `_rank` kept its value,
and an upsert with increase overwrote `_rank` with the incoming value. The
name is now mapped as filters map it before the reserved-column check,
which also refuses `$uid` and `$id` as increase targets.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Any virtual table named like the index, such as an rtree created through a
raw query, was still dropped with the collection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
second pass: increases on a $-named field now map to the stored _ field (and $uid/$id are refused as targets), fts lookup requires USING fts5( so other virtual tables survive a delete, added the single updateDocument $uid case and an assert that deleting notes drops its own fts table
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An audit of the SQL adapters (MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite) and the MongoDB adapter for SQL injection and its MongoDB equivalents: operator, field-name and regex injection, and server-side JavaScript.
No classic injection turned up. Every value reaches the engine as a binding, every identifier goes through
filter()and an escapingquote(), and nothing builds$where,$functionor other server-side JavaScript. What the audit did find is a set of places where a name the caller chooses reaches a column or field the storage keeps for the document itself, or reaches a MongoDB operator, plus two query-composition bugs. Each commit fixes one of them and adds regression tests that fail onmain.Fixed
1. Attribute names reached the storage columns (all adapters).
filter()keeps underscores, so a name such as_tenantaddressed the column a document's own tenant is stored in:upsertDocuments(increase: '_tenant')never checked its attribute. On every adapter it added the tenant to itself, which under shared tables moved the stored document into another tenant's rows;increase: '_createdAt'rewrote when it was created.increaseDocumentAttribute()/decreaseDocumentAttribute()checked the attribute only when attributes are defined, so in a schemaless MongoDB collection they moved documents between tenants the same way._idchose its$sequence,_tenantwas stored as its tenant without shared tables, and a bulkupdateDocuments()wrote_permissions,_uidand_createdAtstraight past the permission and structure checks.Storage::isReserved()now names those columns. The attribute an upsert increases is checked the way an increase's is (a declared numeric attribute, and never a reserved column without defined attributes), and fails withException\NotFound.Structurerefuses a reserved key in a schemaless document (Reserved attribute: "_id"). The SQL and MongoDB adapters also refuse to increase a reserved column, and MongoDB drops reserved keys from every record it writes, so the rule holds with validation skipped.2. MongoDB ran operator-shaped cursor values and
$-named fields.{"$gt": ""}therefore ran as that operator, and the page returned rows from before the cursor. Those values are now matched with$eq.exists()/notExists()names and theelemMatch()attribute were used as given, so$commentor$wherebecame a top-level query operator.count([Query::exists(['$comment'])])matched every row, andexists(['$id'])matched none. These now map like every other filter.3. SQLite's fulltext lookup crossed collections. FTS5 tables were found as
<prefix>%_fts, and the prefix ofnotesalso startsnotes_private's tables:notescould readnotes_private's index past its permissions, because a row there with the same sequence answered it.notesdroppednotes_private's FTS table and left its triggers failing every later write.The lookup now matches the exact table name, and names read back from
sqlite_masterandPRAGMAgo throughquote().4. Raw conditions escaped the tenant scope. A builder from
Database::from()promises to stay within the selected tenant. ButwhereRaw('a = ? OR b = ?')andfilter([Query::raw(...)])compiled to_tenant IN (?) AND a = ? OR b = ?, which read, updated and deleted other tenants' rows. The scoped builders now enclose every raw condition in parentheses. The raw conditions the adapters write themselves are enclosed too, which changes their text but not their meaning.BuilderStatementTest's frozen statements are unchanged; the PostgreSQL vector statements thatPostgresQueryBehaviorTestpins gain the parentheses.Through Appwrite's API, only the schemaless
_idkey of (1) was reachable by clients. Appwrite strips$sequencefrom document data but not_id, so a client creating a DocumentsDB document could choose that document's$sequence. The rest is not reachable there:increase;from()/raw conditions nor SQLite.Behaviour changes
_id,_uid,_tenant,_permissions,_createdAt,_updatedAt,_collection,_deletedAt,_distance) now fails withException\Structure. Before, it was written over the document's own field. Importers that pass a source's_idthrough as data will now see that error and need to map or drop the key.upsertDocuments(increase:)requires a declared numeric attribute when attributes are defined. Anything else used to fail in the engine.exists(['$id'])and the other internal attributes now match on MongoDB. Before, they matched nothing.Checked and found safe
IN, LIKE, regex, full-text, spatial (coordinates cast, WKT bound), pgvector, JSON containment, cursors, limit and offset are all bound or integer-typed.filter()+quote()or the builder's escapingquote(). Object paths go throughObjectPath. Aliases, operators and interval values come from allowlists. DDL sizes, SRIDs and index lengths are typed; defaults are never written into DDL.$and, roles are bound, and object filters always stay underattr.path.$-prefixed attributes and keys are escaped.startsWith/endsWith/containsescape their value withpreg_quoteinto a fixed template. Values under$eq/$in/$ltetc. are literals. The client encodes withBSON\Document::fromPHPand never parses Extended JSON.Not changed (follow-ups)
utopia-php/query:compileRaw(),rawWheresandJoinBuilder::whereRaw()should enclose raw conditions at the source. A rawONcondition throughjoinWhere()still binds looser than the scope's tenant condition appended to the sameON. Also,toRawSql()inlines bindings escaping only', andSchemaliteral escaping is unsafe under GBK/SJIS/BIG5 connection charsets (only reachable throughschema()).containsAll()on a string attribute keeps 7.x semantics: each value is a LIKE pattern, so%and_act as wildcards (MariaDB/MySQL/Postgres). Escaping them is a behaviour change worth its own PR.\escape, whichNO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPESdisables._uidor_idoverwrites them on create. Validation refuses it today.$withoutD; these are harmless, becausequote()rejects control characters.regex()is passed through by design; consider a pattern length cap andmaxTimeMS.Test plan
main:StorageTest::test_reserved_columnsStructureTest::test_reserved_keys_without_defined_attributesMongoQueryFilterTest::testDollarNamesInExistsAndElemMatchAreMatchedAsFieldsandtestACursorComparesTheValuesOfItsEarlierOrdersAsValuesSQLiteFulltextCollectionsTestQueryBuilderTenancyTest::testAnOrInARawConditionReadsOnlyTheSelectedTenantsRowsandtestARawDeleteWithAnOrRemovesOnlyTheSelectedTenantsRowsmain:DocumentTests::testIncreaseOfAStorageColumnIsRefused, on every adapterSchemalessTests::testSchemalessDocumentCannotWriteAStorageFieldparatest --functionalas CI runs it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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