Dockerfile buildpack was passing --network {custom_network_name} to
docker build, but BuildKit only supports host, none, and default.
Every other buildpack already uses --network host with --add-host
flags. Aligned the Dockerfile path to match.
Fixes#9804
Adds stop_grace_period to application settings (seconds, 1-3600, default 30).
Used in place of the hardcoded docker stop -t 30 in the four places that
stop application containers: rolling update shutdown, manual stop, stop on
another server, and preview deployment stop.
Non-positive values fall back to the default via ($val > 0) ? $val : default,
with tests covering 0 and -10 so the cast does not blow up if a bad value
ever lands in the db.
Picks up Jack Coy's work from #7125 which went dormant. His commits are
squashed here with credit below.
Co-authored-by: Jack Coy <jackman3000@gmail.com>
Replace the flat character-class regex for SHELL_SAFE_COMMAND_PATTERN with
a token-aware alternation. The parser now recognizes explicit tokens
(`&&`, `||`, balanced single/double quotes, whitespace, and an unquoted
safe-char run) instead of a bag of characters, which lets us extend the
accepted grammar without loosening the guarantees.
New surface area, with tests:
- logical OR chaining (`make build || make clean`)
- shell globs and bang (`rm *.tmp`, `cp src/?.js dist/`, `! grep -q foo`)
- single-quoted arguments are now treated as balanced runs rather than
rejected per-character
Preserved surface area:
- && chaining, balanced "..." and '...' quotes, the previous safe path /
argument characters, and the existing error-path contract in
ApplicationDeploymentJob::validateShellSafeCommand().
Also refreshes the user-facing validation messages in General.php so the
allow/deny list shown on failure matches the new grammar.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Apply escapeshellarg() to the Postgres username before interpolating it
into the chown command used to fix SSL certificate ownership, matching
the handling already in place for StartMysql. This keeps the sink-side
escaping consistent across database actions, independent of upstream
input validation.
Also adjusts an assertion in DatabaseSslCredentialEscapingTest to match
the actual double-escaped output of executeInDocker, and adds Postgres
regression cases for subshell and semicolon payloads.
Romain ROCHAS