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1 Commits (v2-1-blob-ciphers-key-ids)
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will-lottkowitz-prism
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d1cbd027cd
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Add revision_date to org policies (#7571)
* Add revision_date to org policies Org policy JSON responses never included a revisionDate field, unlike every other synced entity. The official Bitwarden server always sets it, and current official clients (recently migrated to the WASM SDK's typed PolicyView) now assume it is always a valid date string. Its absence deserializes to undefined client-side, which then throws (RangeError: Invalid time value) when the client formats it, breaking the whole policy sync pipeline and silently emptying the vault view in the browser and desktop apps. Adds a revision_date column (mirroring the existing pattern used by Send), stamped on creation and bumped on every save. * Fix migration correctness for org policy revision_date Caught by review: SQLite rejects non-constant defaults in ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN, so the sqlite migration would fail outright on every existing installation (vaultwarden's default backend) rather than the postgresql setup this was developed against. - sqlite/mysql: add the column with a constant placeholder default, then backfill via UPDATE, since neither allows a volatile default in ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN (mysql does allow it, but a constant keeps the three backends' migrations symmetric). - mysql: use DATETIME instead of TIMESTAMP, matching this repo's existing revision_date columns, and backfill with UTC_TIMESTAMP() instead of a session-timezone-dependent CURRENT_TIMESTAMP. - postgresql: backfill with `now() AT TIME ZONE 'utc'` instead of a DEFAULT now(), since assigning timestamptz now() into this naive TIMESTAMP column would otherwise cast through the server's TimeZone GUC and store local wall-clock instead of UTC on non-UTC servers. - mysql/postgresql: add a real down.sql (DROP COLUMN) instead of leaving it empty. * Move org policy revision_date migration after the latest one --------- Co-authored-by: Daniel García <dani-garcia@users.noreply.github.com> |
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