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fix: Schema migration deletes internal indexes created on server start - #10861
On MongoDB, updateSchemaWithIndexes() copies every index into _SCHEMA on server start, including the internal indexes that performInitialization creates. Schema migration then deletes every index of a class in schema.definitions that is neither in the local schema nor in isProtectedIndex, unless keepUnknownIndexes is set. The _User indexes _email_verify_token, _perishable_token (#9893) and _auth_data_<provider>_id (#10149) were never added to isProtectedIndex. Server start re-creates them, but the migration drops them again whenever its cached schema lists them, so they can be missing while the server runs. When several instances start at the same time, dropping an index that another instance already dropped fails with IndexNotFound, and in production the server can exit after the migration retries fail.
Approach
Protect the _User indexes _email_verify_token, _perishable_token and _auth_data_<provider>_id, and the _Idempotency index ttl. _Idempotency is a volatile class that is not stored in _SCHEMA, so its entries are defensive.
Treat MongoDB IndexNotFound (code 27) as success when dropping an index, and use DROP INDEX IF EXISTS on Postgres, so dropping an index that another instance already dropped succeeds.
Add a spec that starts the server on an empty database and expects every index it creates to be protected, so a new internal index fails CI instead of being dropped by schema migration.
Postgres does not copy indexes into _SCHEMA on server start, so its internal indexes were not affected.
Replace the _Idempotency migration spec, which wrote _SCHEMA directly to reach a state the server never creates, with the spec above that checks every index created on server start.
Match _auth_data_<provider>_id only with the provider name characters used elsewhere ([a-zA-Z0-9_]).
Check that the _Idempotency indexes reqId_1 and ttl are created on server start; the removed spec covered ttl.
Close the adapters that the new MongoDB adapter specs open, and check that the index exists before the Postgres spec drops it.
Shorten the comment in dropIndex.
Tasks
Add tests
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Bug Fixes
Removing an index that is already absent no longer causes an error in MongoDB or PostgreSQL.
Schema updates now preserve protected system indexes while removing unprotected indexes not defined in the local schema.
Improved handling of protected indexes for user and idempotency data.
Tests
Added coverage for repeated index removal, index protection, and startup collection indexes.
…dex specs
- Check the indexes of every class created on server start, not only _User, _Role and _Idempotency.
- Match _auth_data_<provider>_id with the provider name characters used elsewhere.
- Close the adapters the new Mongo specs open, check that the _Idempotency indexes are created, and check that the Postgres index exists before it is dropped.
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The changes expand protected-index classification for internal _User and _Idempotency indexes. MongoDB and PostgreSQL index-drop operations now tolerate an index that is already absent, with tests covering classification, schema reconciliation, and repeated or concurrent drops.
Changes: Schema index cleanup
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Summary
Protected index classification and schema reconciliation src/SchemaMigrations/DefinedSchemas.js, spec/DefinedSchemas.spec.js, spec/MongoStorageAdapter.spec.js
The protected index list now includes _User email-verification and perishable-token indexes, _User auth-provider indexes matching the specified pattern, and _Idempotency.ttl. Tests check classification, schema reconciliation, and default _Idempotency indexes.
parse-community/parse-server#10838: This PR overlaps in protected-index classification and MongoDB and PostgreSQL missing-index handling.
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No merge-blocking behavior was identified. Testing _Idempotency.ttl through reconciliation would improve regression protection.
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The title begins with the required prefix "fix:" and the first letter after the prefix is capitalized ("Schema"). It clearly describes the main change: the schema migration no longer deletes internal …
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Issue #10837 requires startup-created internal indexes to remain protected and concurrent index drops to succeed. DefinedSchemas.isProtectedIndex now protects _User_email_verify_token, `_perish…
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No security vulnerability is introduced. The changed MongoDB code ignores only missing-index error code 27 and sends all other errors to handleError. The PostgreSQL change uses `DROP INDEX IF EXISTS…
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Issue #10837 requires startup-created internal indexes to remain protected and concurrent index drops to succeed. DefinedSchemas.isProtectedIndex now protects _User_email_verify_token, _perishable_token, _auth_data_<provider>_id, and _Idempotency.ttl. MongoDB code 27 is treated as success, and PostgreSQL uses DROP INDEX IF EXISTS. Added specs verify protected indexes, removal of an unprotected index, and repeated drops.
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No security vulnerability is introduced. The changed MongoDB code ignores only missing-index error code 27 and sends all other errors to handleError. The PostgreSQL change uses DROP INDEX IF EXISTS for idempotent cleanup. The _User protection regex matches only the intended _auth_data_<provider>_id naming form, and existing provider validation uses the same character constraints. The patch does not change authentication, authorization, data exposure, or input validation paths.
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Nitpick comments: 1
spec/DefinedSchemas.spec.js: 1
537-565: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add a caller-path test for _Idempotency.ttl during reconciliation.
The _Idempotency.ttl index is protected only by isProtectedIndex. No test runs DefinedSchemas.execute() for _Idempotency with no declared indexes and checks that ttl remains. A regression in the reconciliation path can remove ttl while the current tests still pass.
The fixture below reads the index list from the adapter. It does not depend on Parse.Schema exposing ttl, which is not verified here.
Suggested fix
+ it_only_db('mongo')('should not delete _Idempotency ttl index absent from the local schema', async () => {+ const server = await reconfigureServer();+ const adapter = Config.get(server.config.appId).database.adapter;+ const hasTtl = async () =>+ (await adapter.getIndexes('_Idempotency')).some(({ name }) => name === 'ttl');++ expect(await hasTtl()).toBe(true);++ await new DefinedSchemas(+ { definitions: [{ className: '_Idempotency', indexes: {} }] },+ server.config+ ).execute();++ expect(await hasTtl()).toBe(true);+ });+
it_only_db('mongo')('should protect all indexes created on server start', async () => {
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Review comment at @spec/DefinedSchemas.spec.js around lines 537 - 565:
Add a Mongo caller-path test using DefinedSchemas.execute() to verify the
_Idempotency ttl index remains after reconciling a schema with no declared
indexes. Read the index list through the database adapter before and after
reconciliation, rather than relying on Parse.Schema to expose ttl.
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Review comments at @spec/DefinedSchemas.spec.js:
- Around line 537-565: Add a Mongo caller-path test using
DefinedSchemas.execute() to verify the _Idempotency ttl index remains after
reconciling a schema with no declared indexes. Read the index list through the
database adapter before and after reconciliation, rather than relying on
Parse.Schema to expose ttl.
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Pull Request
Issue
Closes #10837
Closes #10838
Builds on #10838.
On MongoDB,
updateSchemaWithIndexes()copies every index into_SCHEMAon server start, including the internal indexes thatperformInitializationcreates. Schema migration then deletes every index of a class inschema.definitionsthat is neither in the local schema nor inisProtectedIndex, unlesskeepUnknownIndexesis set. The_Userindexes_email_verify_token,_perishable_token(#9893) and_auth_data_<provider>_id(#10149) were never added toisProtectedIndex. Server start re-creates them, but the migration drops them again whenever its cached schema lists them, so they can be missing while the server runs. When several instances start at the same time, dropping an index that another instance already dropped fails withIndexNotFound, and in production the server can exit after the migration retries fail.Approach
_Userindexes_email_verify_token,_perishable_tokenand_auth_data_<provider>_id, and the_Idempotencyindexttl._Idempotencyis a volatile class that is not stored in_SCHEMA, so its entries are defensive.IndexNotFound(code 27) as success when dropping an index, and useDROP INDEX IF EXISTSon Postgres, so dropping an index that another instance already dropped succeeds.Postgres does not copy indexes into
_SCHEMAon server start, so its internal indexes were not affected.Changes on top of #10838
_Idempotencymigration spec, which wrote_SCHEMAdirectly to reach a state the server never creates, with the spec above that checks every index created on server start._auth_data_<provider>_idonly with the provider name characters used elsewhere ([a-zA-Z0-9_])._IdempotencyindexesreqId_1andttlare created on server start; the removed spec coveredttl.dropIndex.Tasks
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