Postgres - remove ssl object when unnecessary #15055
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces updates to the PostgreSQL component within the Pipedream ecosystem. Changes include version increments for various actions and sources, as well as modifications to the SSL configuration handling in the PostgreSQL application module. Specifically, the Changes
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components/postgresql/postgresql.app.mjs (1)
98-101: Improve SSL mode handling for better clarity and completenessThe current implementation correctly sets
rejectUnauthorized=truefor "verify_identity" mode, but could be more explicit about handling other modes.Consider making the SSL mode handling more explicit:
- if (mode === "verify_identity") { - ssl.rejectUnauthorized = true; - } + switch (mode) { + case "verify_identity": + ssl.rejectUnauthorized = true; + break; + case "skip_verification": + ssl.rejectUnauthorized = false; + break; + // Add other modes if applicable + }Also, consider adding JSDoc comments to document the supported SSL modes and their implications.
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components/postgresql/postgresql.app.mjs (1)
98-101: Verify SSL configuration behavior across different modes
Let's verify the SSL configuration behavior with different combinations of SSL properties and modes.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the SSL configuration implementation.
SSL configuration implementation is correct and follows security best practices
The implementation in postgresql.app.mjs handles SSL configuration appropriately:
- When
verify_identitymode is set, it properly enablesrejectUnauthorized = true - The SSL configuration supports optional CA, key, and cert parameters
- There's proper error handling for SSL-related issues (e.g., self-signed certificate errors)
- The configuration is consistently applied through the
getClientConfigurationmethod used by all database connections
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for SSL mode usage patterns and test cases
# Check for SSL mode constants or enums
rg -A 2 "ssl_verification_mode"
# Look for SSL-related test cases
rg -l "test.*ssl" --type test
# Check for SSL configuration documentation
rg -l "ssl.*mode" --type md
Length of output: 606
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the implementation of SSL configuration in postgresql.app.mjs
ast-grep --pattern 'if (mode === $_) {
$$$
}'
# Look for other SSL-related configurations
rg -B 2 -A 2 "ssl\."
# Check the actual content of postgresql.app.mjs
cat components/postgresql/postgresql.app.mjs
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components/postgresql/actions/insert-row/insert-row.mjs (1)
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45-50: Consider enhancing the SSL error guidanceWhile the error message helps users troubleshoot SSL issues, consider these improvements:
- Add context about when skipping SSL verification is appropriate
- Structure the error handling more explicitly
Consider this enhancement:
} catch (error) { let errorMsg = "New row not inserted due to an error. "; - errorMsg += `${error}`.includes("SSL verification failed") - ? "This could be because SSL verification failed. To resolve this, reconnect your account and set SSL Verification Mode: Skip Verification, and try again." - : `${error}`; + if (`${error}`.includes("SSL verification failed")) { + errorMsg += "SSL verification failed. If you are connecting to a trusted, internal " + + "PostgreSQL instance where SSL verification is not required, you can reconnect " + + "your account and set SSL Verification Mode to 'Skip Verification'. Note: Only " + + "skip verification if you trust the connection and understand the security implications."; + } else { + errorMsg += `${error}`; + } throw new Error(errorMsg);
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components/postgresql/actions/insert-row/insert-row.mjs (2)
7-7: LGTM: Version bump is appropriate
The minor version increment (2.0.6 → 2.0.7) aligns with the scope of changes (enhanced error handling).
Line range hint 1-1: Verify SSL configuration in postgresql.app.mjs
This component imports the PostgreSQL app module, but the core SSL configuration changes should be in that module.
Let's verify the implementation:
✅ Verification successful
SSL configuration is properly implemented in postgresql.app.mjs
The PostgreSQL app module correctly implements SSL configuration handling through the _getSslConfig() method, which processes SSL-related authentication parameters (ca, key, cert, verification mode) and applies them to the client configuration. The error handling for SSL-related issues is also in place, with appropriate error messages for cases like self-signed certificate errors.
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| if (mode === "verify_identity") { | ||
| ssl.rejectUnauthorized = true; | ||
| } |
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I think this wouldn't allow setting rejectUnauthorized to false, which someone may want to do to connect without CA verification to a server that requires SSL. (It looks like the pg package sets rejectUnauthorized to true by default for SSL connections.)
Maybe set ssl.rejectUnauthorized if mode is not null, and omit it otherwise? For example:
if (mode) {
ssl.rejectUnauthorized = mode === "verify_identity";
}
WHY
A user was facing connection issues when the SSL object was being passed in the PG client configuration even with just
rejectUnauthorized = false.Summary by CodeRabbit