feat(email): configuration worker integration and logins in the account config - #979
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…e logins from the account config email 0.1.7 loaded ./config.yaml from its cwd and ignored the III_CONFIG entry the compose daemon writes, so config_override had no effect, and every login came from a vault worker that no longer exists. The worker now registers its schema, fetches the authoritative value at boot, hot-reloads on configuration:updated (limits swap the snapshot, account changes respawn the IMAP supervisors), rejects invalid values while keeping the previous accounts live, and reports email::config-status. Accounts carry smtp/imap username and password, with auth::get_token kept as the fallback when a vault is present. --config becomes an optional seed and the shipped config.yaml moves to docs/examples.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe email worker now uses a validated, hot-reloaded ChangesEmail configuration and runtime integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR moves SMTP/IMAP credentials into a centrally readable hot-reloaded configuration, permits authenticated SMTP over plaintext when STARTTLS is disabled, and can leave old IMAP sessions active across reloads; it also accepts partial credentials and can reject valid YAML seeds. These issues could expose secrets, use superseded credentials, or prevent deployment, so the PR is not merge-ready until the security and reload/configuration problems are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant EmailWorker
participant ConfigurationWorker
participant AppState
participant IMAPSupervisors
EmailWorker->>ConfigurationWorker: Register and fetch email configuration
ConfigurationWorker-->>EmailWorker: Return effective WorkerConfig
EmailWorker->>AppState: Start handlers and IMAP supervisors
ConfigurationWorker->>AppState: Send configuration:updated
AppState->>ConfigurationWorker: Fetch updated configuration
AppState->>IMAPSupervisors: Restart supervisors when accounts change
AppState-->>ConfigurationWorker: Return email::config-status
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In `@email/docs/examples/config.yaml`:
- Around line 9-10: Make environment-expanded values YAML-safe before
WorkerConfig::from_yaml parses them by quoting and escaping the placeholders, or
by using YAML-aware expansion. Apply the same fix to
email/docs/examples/config.yaml lines 9-10, 18-19, and 25-26, and
email/README.md lines 129-130, 139-140, and 146-147.
In `@email/README.md`:
- Around line 164-168: Update the account credential documentation around the
SMTP/IMAP login description to state that auth::get_token fallback is used when
the relevant transport has no configured username/password, allowing SMTP and
IMAP to use different credential sources. Apply the same wording consistently to
the other referenced credential sections.
- Around line 146-147: Update the inbox.imap examples in email/README.md lines
146-147 and email/docs/examples/config.yaml lines 25-26 to use IMAP-specific
environment variables, `${IMAP_USERNAME}` and `${IMAP_PASSWORD}`, instead of the
SMTP variables.
- Around line 155-160: Prevent WorkerConfig::from_file from expanding credential
placeholders before register_config serializes initial_value; preserve ${NAME}
references through registration and resolve them only at use time, or use the
existing secret-reference mechanism. Update the claim in email/README.md lines
155-160 and all three credential blocks in email/docs/examples/config.yaml at
lines 9-10, 18-19, and 25-26 to accurately describe and demonstrate
non-persisted credentials.
In `@email/src/config.rs`:
- Around line 138-140: Update WorkerConfig::from_yaml and expand_env so
substituted environment values remain valid YAML scalars and cannot alter
surrounding YAML syntax, including credentials containing “: ” or quotes in both
quoted and unquoted placeholders. Preserve normal placeholder expansion, and add
regression tests covering quoted and unquoted SMTP/IMAP credentials with
YAML-significant characters.
In `@email/src/handlers/send.rs`:
- Around line 99-102: Update the SMTP credential handling around
smtp_cfg.credential and the send flow to reject plaintext authentication
whenever cfg.starttls is false, unless an existing enforced trusted-network
control explicitly permits it; return an error before credentials are sent,
while preserving credential fetching and sending for TLS-enabled configurations.
In `@email/src/provider/imap/mod.rs`:
- Line 43: Update session acquisition around the cfg snapshot and session-map
access to prevent stale sessions from being inserted after a configuration
reset: associate pool entries with a configuration generation and retry when the
generation changes, or use a shared synchronization boundary that serializes
insertion with pool reset. Ensure later requests cannot reuse sessions created
from an obsolete configuration.
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| username: ${SMTP_USERNAME} | ||
| password: ${SMTP_PASSWORD} |
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Make environment-expanded YAML values safe in the seed example.
email/src/config.rs::WorkerConfig::from_yaml inserts environment values into raw YAML before serde_yaml::from_str parses it. An unquoted value can fail to parse or change when an environment value contains YAML syntax. Quote and escape the placeholders, or use YAML-aware expansion, in email/docs/examples/config.yaml at lines 9–10, 18–19, and 25–26.
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email/docs/examples/config.yaml#L9-L10(this comment)email/README.md#L129-L130email/README.md#L139-L140email/README.md#L146-L147email/docs/examples/config.yaml#L18-L19email/docs/examples/config.yaml#L25-L26
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In `@email/docs/examples/config.yaml` around lines 9 - 10, Make
environment-expanded values YAML-safe before WorkerConfig::from_yaml parses them
by quoting and escaping the placeholders, or by using YAML-aware expansion.
Apply the same fix to email/docs/examples/config.yaml lines 9-10, 18-19, and
25-26, and email/README.md lines 129-130, 139-140, and 146-147.
| username: ${SMTP_USERNAME} | ||
| password: ${SMTP_PASSWORD} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use IMAP-specific environment variables.
The new contract has separate smtp.* and imap.* credentials, but these examples populate imap.username/password from ${SMTP_USERNAME} and ${SMTP_PASSWORD}. A deployment with different transport credentials will copy SMTP credentials into IMAP and fail login with E616.
Use ${IMAP_USERNAME} and ${IMAP_PASSWORD}, or state that shared credentials are intentional.
email/README.md#L146-L147: use IMAP-specific variables in theinbox.imapblock.email/docs/examples/config.yaml#L25-L26: use IMAP-specific variables in theinbox.imapblock.
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- username: ${SMTP_USERNAME}
- password: ${SMTP_PASSWORD}
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| username: ${SMTP_USERNAME} | |
| password: ${SMTP_PASSWORD} | |
| username: ${IMAP_USERNAME} | |
| password: ${IMAP_PASSWORD} |
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In `@email/README.md` around lines 146 - 147, Update the inbox.imap examples in
email/README.md lines 146-147 and email/docs/examples/config.yaml lines 25-26 to
use IMAP-specific environment variables, `${IMAP_USERNAME}` and
`${IMAP_PASSWORD}`, instead of the SMTP variables.
| `${NAME}` placeholders are expanded by the configuration worker against the | ||
| engine's environment on every read (under `iii compose` that is the daemon's | ||
| environment, which the managed engine inherits), so secrets stay out of the | ||
| stored value. The same file shape works as a one-time seed for a bare engine: | ||
| `email --config ./config.yaml` installs it as the entry's initial value | ||
| ([docs/examples/config.yaml](docs/examples/config.yaml)). |
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Keep seed credentials out of initial_value.
WorkerConfig::from_file expands ${NAME} before register_config serializes the seed into initial_value. This can persist plaintext SMTP and IMAP credentials. Preserve placeholders through registration and resolve them only at use time, or use secret references. Update the README claim and all three example credential blocks.
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In `@email/README.md` around lines 155 - 160, Prevent WorkerConfig::from_file from
expanding credential placeholders before register_config serializes
initial_value; preserve ${NAME} references through registration and resolve them
only at use time, or use the existing secret-reference mechanism. Update the
claim in email/README.md lines 155-160 and all three credential blocks in
email/docs/examples/config.yaml at lines 9-10, 18-19, and 25-26 to accurately
describe and demonstrate non-persisted credentials.
| An account logs in with its own `smtp.username` / `smtp.password` | ||
| (`imap.username` / `imap.password` for the IMAP side). When an account carries | ||
| no login, the worker falls back to `auth::get_token` under provider key | ||
| `email::<account>` with shape | ||
| `{ "type": "api_key", "username": "...", "password": "..." }`, for deployments |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document credential fallback per transport.
fetch_vault_credential checks the relevant {transport}.username/password fields. An account can have SMTP credentials and still use auth::get_token for IMAP. Change the account-level wording to state that fallback applies when the relevant transport has no configured login.
Proposed wording
-When an account carries no login, the worker falls back to `auth::get_token`
+When the relevant transport has no configured username/password, the worker falls back to `auth::get_token`
-| `E607` | Account has no configured login and no credential is stored for it |
+| `E607` | Relevant transport has no configured login and no credential is stored for it |Also applies to: 225-227, 274-275
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In `@email/README.md` around lines 164 - 168, Update the account credential
documentation around the SMTP/IMAP login description to state that
auth::get_token fallback is used when the relevant transport has no configured
username/password, allowing SMTP and IMAP to use different credential sources.
Apply the same wording consistently to the other referenced credential sections.
| pub fn from_yaml(yaml: &str) -> Result<Self, String> { | ||
| let expanded = expand_env(yaml); | ||
| serde_yaml::from_str(&expanded).map_err(|e| format!("yaml parse: {e}")) |
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serde_yaml 0.9 YAML plain scalar colon followed by whitespace double quoted scalar embedded quote parsing behavior
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In serde_yaml 0.9, which utilizes a libyaml-based parser [1], the parsing behavior for YAML scalars follows the official YAML specification regarding the colon character [2]. Plain Scalar Colon Parsing In YAML, a colon (:) is interpreted as a mapping indicator only if it is followed by a whitespace character [3][2]. If a colon appears within a plain scalar but is not followed by whitespace, it is treated as a literal part of the scalar value rather than a structural mapping indicator [2]. This allows for the representation of unquoted strings such as URLs (e.g., http://example.com) [4][2]. Conversely, if a colon is followed by a space, it indicates the start of a value in a key-value mapping [2]. Double Quoted Scalar Parsing Double quoted scalars in YAML support escape sequences (e.g., ", \t, \n) [5]. When a double quote is embedded within a double quoted string, it must be escaped with a backslash (") to be correctly parsed as a literal double quote character [5]. Key Considerations for serde_yaml 0.9 Users of serde_yaml 0.9 may encounter behavioral differences compared to older versions (such as 0.8, which used a different backend) because the current libyaml-based engine may have stricter or different edge-case handling [1]. Specific issues have been documented regarding: Inconsistent Quoting: Users have reported that certain strings (like 'yes', 'no', 'on', or 'off') may be serialized without quotes by serde_yaml 0.9, which can lead to them being interpreted as booleans by other YAML parsers [6]. Flow Node Parsing: Some users have experienced errors (e.g., "did not find expected node content") with complex scalars, such as those containing colons, when they appear inside flow collections (e.g., lists) [7]. To ensure consistent behavior and avoid ambiguity, it is recommended to explicitly quote scalars that contain special characters, such as colons, especially when they might be mistaken for mapping indicators [4][2]. Using explicit quoting is the most reliable way to guarantee that strings are preserved exactly as intended across different YAML processors [8][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/dtolnay/serde-yaml/releases/tag/0.9.0
- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42124227/why-does-the-yaml-spec-mandate-a-space-after-the-colon
- 3: https://docs.rs/yaml-edit/latest/src/yaml_edit/lex.rs.html
- 4: https://docs.rs/brain-brew-formats/latest/src/brain_brew_formats/yaml_scalar.rs.html
- 5: https://www.yaml.info/learn/quote.html
- 6: GitHub issue 319 in dtolnay/serde-yaml (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: GitHub issue 387 in dtolnay/serde-yaml (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 8: GitHub issue 397 in dtolnay/serde-yaml (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Preserve YAML syntax when expanding environment values.
WorkerConfig::from_yaml expands ${...} before serde_yaml::from_str. An unquoted credential containing : can make the YAML invalid, and a quoted credential containing " can terminate the YAML scalar and make parsing fail. Valid SMTP or IMAP credentials can therefore prevent a seed configuration from loading. Expand placeholders without allowing environment values to alter YAML syntax, and add regression tests for quoted and unquoted credentials with YAML-significant characters.
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In `@email/src/config.rs` around lines 138 - 140, Update WorkerConfig::from_yaml
and expand_env so substituted environment values remain valid YAML scalars and
cannot alter surrounding YAML syntax, including credentials containing “: ” or
quotes in both quoted and unquoted placeholders. Preserve normal placeholder
expansion, and add regression tests covering quoted and unquoted SMTP/IMAP
credentials with YAML-significant characters.
| let cred = match smtp_cfg.credential() { | ||
| Some(cred) => cred, | ||
| None => crate::provider::fetch_vault_credential(&iii, &req.account, "smtp").await?, | ||
| }; |
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Reject plaintext SMTP authentication.
When cfg.starttls is false, builder_dangerous sends configured credentials without TLS. Reject this configuration or require an enforced trusted-network control before sending.
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In `@email/src/handlers/send.rs` around lines 99 - 102, Update the SMTP credential
handling around smtp_cfg.credential and the send flow to reject plaintext
authentication whenever cfg.starttls is false, unless an existing enforced
trusted-network control explicitly permits it; return an error before
credentials are sent, while preserving credential fetching and sending for
TLS-enabled configurations.
| /// an owned guard that holds the lock for the duration of the IMAP | ||
| /// exchange. Reconnects transparently on first acquire after a drop. | ||
| pub async fn acquire(&self, account: &str, folder: &str) -> Result<SessionGuard, Error> { | ||
| let cfg = self.cfg.read().await.clone(); |
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Make pool reset and session acquisition linearizable.
Line 43 clones a configuration snapshot before session-map access. During a structural reload, email/src/configuration.rs replaces the snapshot and clears the pool. An acquisition that already holds the old snapshot can insert its old (account, folder) session after that clear. A later request under the new configuration then reuses the old host or credential session.
Associate pool entries with a configuration generation and retry on a generation change. Alternatively, serialize insertion and reset with one shared synchronization boundary.
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In `@email/src/provider/imap/mod.rs` at line 43, Update session acquisition around
the cfg snapshot and session-map access to prevent stale sessions from being
inserted after a configuration reset: associate pool entries with a
configuration generation and retry when the generation changes, or use a shared
synchronization boundary that serializes insertion with pool reset. Ensure later
requests cannot reuse sessions created from an obsolete configuration.
PR #979 raised email/Cargo.toml to 0.2.0 by hand. Release Control owns worker versions: it derives the candidate from the registry base and commits the prepare bump itself, and the hand bump made it plan 0.2.1-rc.1 against a 0.1.7 base, which its prepare step rejected. Back to 0.1.7 so the next release intent (minor) yields 0.2.0-rc.1.
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emailjoins the configuration contract the other workers already follow, so a compose file is the whole deployment.src/configuration.rs(new, thesession-managershape): the worker registers its entry (email, orIII_CONFIG_NAME) with a JSON schema, fetches the authoritative value at boot (fatal when unavailable, like the rest of the family), and hot-reloads onconfiguration:updated. Limit changes swap the snapshot; account changes respawn the IMAP supervisors and drop pooled sessions. A value that fails validation is rejected and the previous accounts stay live;email::config-statusreportslast_outcome,last_error,rejected_reloads.smtp.username/smtp.password(and theimap.*pair) on the account.auth::get_tokenstays as the fallback when an account carries no login, for deployments that run a vault; the registry has none today, so without this the worker cannot send anywhere.src/config.rs:Serialize+JsonSchema,deny_unknown_fields,from_yaml/from_file(env-expanded seed),from_json,to_json,json_schema(default asexample),validate,boot_signature.--configis now an optional one-time seed for a bare engine; the shippedconfig.yamlmoved todocs/examples/config.yamlperdocs/sops/configuration.md§4d.iii.worker.yamlstarts the binary with no flag and declaresconfiguration: "0.x".iii-permissions.yamldeniesemail::on-config-changeandemail::config-statusto agents.Why
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iii compose, 0.1.7 ignored theIII_CONFIGfile the daemon writes and read./config.yamlfrom its cwd, soconfig_overridehad no effect and the worker booted with the sample accounts. It also took every login from a vault worker that was removed from this repo in #153 and is not on the registry, which leftemail::sendfailing with E606 on a fresh install.Verified
cargo fmt,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo test(11 unit, 3 smoke),--manifeststill lists 8 functions and theemail::new-mailtrigger type;.github/scripts/tests/test_worker_dependency_compatibility.pypasses.config_name: email+config_overridewith two SMTP accounts):loaded configuration from the configuration worker accounts=… entry="email", ready in 223 ms${HOME}inconfig_overridecame back expanded fromconfiguration::get, so${SECRET}placeholders resolve against the engine's environment and never land in the stored valueemail::sendwith configuredusername/passwordreachedsmtp.resend.com(535 on a placeholder key, i.e. past auth resolution)configuration::setwithmax_recipients: 1→ nextemail::sendwith two recipients returned E602 with no restart;email::config-status=appliedconfiguration::setwithmax_recipients: 0→config-status=rejected,last_error: "limits.max_recipients must be at least 1", previous limits still liveapply_configwith SMTP-only accounts and mirrorssession-manager.Migration
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config.yamlfiles keep working as a seed (email --config ./config.yaml) and asconfig_overridecontent unchanged. Deployments that stored logins in a vault keep working through theauth::get_tokenfallback.Summary by CodeRabbit
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