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# DocFast Code Audit — Session 43
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**Date:** 2026-02-16
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**Auditor:** Senior Backend Developer (automated)
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**Scope:** All TypeScript files in `/opt/docfast/src/`
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---
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## Summary
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| Severity | Count |
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| CRITICAL | 3 |
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| HIGH | 8 |
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| MEDIUM | 10 |
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| LOW | 7 |
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## CRITICAL
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### 1. XSS in Billing Success Page via API Key Display
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**File:** `src/routes/billing.ts` ~line 70
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**Issue:** The `escapeHtml()` function is applied to `keyInfo.key` in the HTML template, but the **same key is inserted unescaped inside a JS string** in the `onclick` handler:
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```js
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onclick="navigator.clipboard.writeText('${escapeHtml(keyInfo.key)}')..."
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```
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If an API key ever contains a single quote (unlikely with hex encoding, but the pattern is dangerous), this is XSS. More importantly, `escapeHtml` does NOT escape single quotes for JS context — `'` inside a JS string literal won't help. The key is also inserted raw into the HTML body `${escapeHtml(keyInfo.key)}` which IS properly escaped, but the JS onclick is the vector.
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**Suggested fix:** Use `JSON.stringify()` for any value injected into JS context, or move the key into a `data-` attribute and read it from JS.
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### 2. SSRF Bypass via DNS Rebinding in URL Convert
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**File:** `src/routes/convert.ts` ~line 105-115
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**Issue:** The DNS lookup happens BEFORE `page.goto()`. An attacker can use DNS rebinding: first lookup resolves to a public IP (passes check), then by the time Puppeteer fetches, DNS resolves to `127.0.0.1` or internal IPs. This is a classic TOCTOU (time-of-check-time-of-use) SSRF vulnerability.
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**Suggested fix:** Configure Puppeteer to use a custom DNS resolver that blocks private IPs, or use `--host-resolver-rules` Chrome flag. Alternatively, resolve the IP yourself and pass the IP directly to Puppeteer with a Host header.
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### 3. JavaScript Disabled But URL Convert Uses `networkidle0`
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**File:** `src/services/browser.ts` ~line 218
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**Issue:** `renderUrlPdf` calls `page.setJavaScriptEnabled(false)` then uses `waitUntil: "networkidle0"`. With JS disabled, many sites won't render properly (SPAs, dynamic content). But more critically, if the intent is security (preventing JS execution on rendered pages), the `waitUntil` setting suggests an expectation of dynamic loading that can't happen without JS. This is a **logic contradiction** that either breaks functionality or gives false security confidence.
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**Suggested fix:** Either enable JS for URL rendering (with proper sandboxing/timeouts, which you already have) or change `waitUntil` to `"domcontentloaded"` and document that only static pages are supported.
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## HIGH
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### 4. Duplicate 404 Handlers
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~lines 120-170 and 172-195
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**Issue:** There are TWO `app.use()` 404 catch-all handlers registered sequentially. The second one is **dead code** — Express will never reach it because the first handler always sends a response.
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**Suggested fix:** Remove the second 404 handler entirely.
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### 5. Webhook Signature Verification Can Be Skipped
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**File:** `src/routes/billing.ts` ~line 85-95
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**Issue:** When `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` is not set, the webhook accepts **any** payload without signature verification, with only a `console.warn`. An attacker could forge webhook events to provision Pro keys or revoke existing ones. The warning uses `console.warn` instead of the structured logger.
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**Suggested fix:** In production, refuse to process webhooks if `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` is not configured. Return 500 with "Webhook not configured". At minimum, check `NODE_ENV`.
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### 6. No Input Validation on Template Render Data
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**File:** `src/routes/templates.ts` ~line 20
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**Issue:** `req.body.data || req.body` is passed directly to `renderTemplate()` with zero validation. Template fields have `required: true` definitions but they're never enforced. Missing required fields silently produce broken HTML.
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**Suggested fix:** Add validation that checks required fields from the template definition before rendering. Return 400 with specific missing fields.
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### 7. Content-Type Not Checked on Markdown/URL Routes
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**File:** `src/routes/convert.ts`
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**Issue:** The HTML route checks `Content-Type` (~line 30) but markdown (~line 68) and URL (~line 95) routes do NOT. This inconsistency means malformed requests may parse incorrectly.
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**Suggested fix:** Apply the same Content-Type check to all three routes, or extract it into a shared middleware.
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### 8. `filename` Parameter Not Sanitized — Header Injection
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**File:** `src/routes/convert.ts` ~lines 56, 84, 122
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**Issue:** `body.filename` is inserted directly into `Content-Disposition` header:
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```js
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res.setHeader("Content-Disposition", `inline; filename="${filename}"`);
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```
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A filename containing `"` or newlines could inject headers or break the response. While Express has some protections, this is defense-in-depth.
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**Suggested fix:** Sanitize filename: strip/replace `"`, `\r`, `\n`, and non-printable characters.
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### 9. Verification Code Timing Attack
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**File:** `src/services/verification.ts` ~line 120
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**Issue:** `pending.code !== code` uses direct string comparison, which is vulnerable to timing attacks. An attacker could statistically determine correct digits.
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**Suggested fix:** Use `crypto.timingSafeEqual()` with Buffer conversion for code comparison.
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### 10. Usage Data Written to DB on Every Single Request
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**File:** `src/middleware/usage.ts` ~line 58-65
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**Issue:** Every PDF request triggers an immediate `INSERT ... ON CONFLICT UPDATE` to PostgreSQL. Under load this creates significant DB write pressure. The code even says "In-memory cache, periodically synced to PostgreSQL" but actually writes synchronously on every request.
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**Suggested fix:** Batch writes — update in-memory immediately, flush to DB every 30-60 seconds or on shutdown.
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### 11. Unprotected Admin Endpoints
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~lines 97-103
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**Issue:** `/v1/usage` and `/v1/concurrency` are protected by `authMiddleware` but ANY valid API key (including free tier) can access them. These expose operational data that should be admin-only.
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**Suggested fix:** Add an admin check (e.g., specific admin key or role-based access).
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## MEDIUM
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### 12. In-Memory Caches Can Diverge from DB
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**Files:** `src/services/keys.ts`, `src/services/verification.ts`, `src/middleware/usage.ts`
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**Issue:** Multiple in-memory caches (`keysCache`, `verificationsCache`, `usage` Map) are loaded on startup and updated on writes, but if a DB write fails, the in-memory state diverges. There's no reconciliation mechanism. In `keys.ts`, `createFreeKey` pushes to cache before confirming DB write succeeds (actually it awaits, so this is mostly ok, but `saveUsageEntry` in usage.ts has fire-and-forget `.catch()`).
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**Suggested fix:** For critical data (keys), ensure cache is only updated after confirmed DB write. Add periodic cache refresh (e.g., every 5 min).
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### 13. `verifyToken` Is Synchronous But Uses Cache
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**File:** `src/services/verification.ts` ~line 47
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**Issue:** `verifyToken()` is sync (used in GET `/verify` route) and relies on an in-memory cache. The DB update for `verified_at` is fire-and-forget. If the server restarts between verification and DB write, the verification is lost.
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**Suggested fix:** Make the `/verify` route async and use a proper DB query.
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### 14. No Request Body Size Validation Per Endpoint
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~line 73
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**Issue:** Global body limit is 2MB for JSON. For HTML conversion, 2MB of complex HTML could cause Puppeteer to consume excessive memory/CPU. There's no per-route limit.
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**Suggested fix:** Add tighter limits for conversion routes (e.g., 500KB) and larger for templates if needed.
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### 15. Browser Pool Queue Has No Per-Key Fairness
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**File:** `src/services/browser.ts`
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**Issue:** The `waitingQueue` is FIFO with no per-key isolation. A single user could fill the queue and starve others. The rate limiter in `pdfRateLimit.ts` helps but a burst of requests from one key can still monopolize the queue.
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**Suggested fix:** Add per-key queue limits (e.g., max 3 queued requests per key).
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### 16. `console.warn` Used Instead of Logger
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**Files:** `src/routes/billing.ts` ~line 88, ~line 138
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**Issue:** Two places use `console.warn` instead of the structured `logger`. These won't appear in structured log output.
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**Suggested fix:** Replace with `logger.warn(...)`.
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### 17. No CSRF Protection on Billing Success
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**File:** `src/routes/billing.ts` ~line 44
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**Issue:** The `/billing/success` endpoint provisions a Pro API key based only on `session_id` query parameter. If someone obtains a valid session_id (e.g., from browser history), they can re-provision or view the key. Stripe sessions are one-time-use for payment but retrievable.
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**Suggested fix:** Track which session IDs have been provisioned and reject duplicates.
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### 18. Rate Limit Store Memory Leak
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**File:** `src/middleware/pdfRateLimit.ts`
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**Issue:** `rateLimitStore` is a Map that grows with unique API keys. `cleanupExpiredEntries()` runs every 60s, but between cleanups, a burst of requests with many keys could grow the map. The cleanup interval (`setInterval`) is never cleared on shutdown.
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**Suggested fix:** Low risk in practice since keys are finite, but add a max size check or use an LRU cache.
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### 19. CORS Allows `*` for Conversion Routes
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~line 60
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**Issue:** `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` for API routes is intentional (public API), but combined with `Authorization` header, browsers will still enforce preflight. This is fine architecturally but should be documented as intentional.
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**Suggested fix:** Add a code comment confirming this is intentional for the public API use case.
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### 20. `trust proxy` Set to 1 Without Validation
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~line 78
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**Issue:** `app.set("trust proxy", 1)` trusts the first proxy hop. If the app is ever deployed without nginx in front, rate limiting by IP becomes bypassable via `X-Forwarded-For` spoofing.
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**Suggested fix:** Document the deployment requirement. Consider using `trust proxy: "loopback"` for more specificity.
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### 21. Verificaton Cache Loads ALL Verifications
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**File:** `src/services/verification.ts` ~line 62
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**Issue:** `loadVerifications()` loads every row from the `verifications` table into memory. Over time this grows unboundedly. The 15-min cleanup only removes unverified expired ones, but verified entries persist forever in memory.
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**Suggested fix:** Only load recent/unverified entries. Verified entries can be queried from DB on demand.
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## LOW
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### 22. Unused Import
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**File:** `src/routes/convert.ts` ~line 3
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**Issue:** `getPoolStats` is imported but never used in this file.
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**Suggested fix:** Remove the unused import.
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### 23. Unused Import in Test
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**File:** `src/__tests__/api.test.ts` ~line 2
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**Issue:** `express` is imported but never used.
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**Suggested fix:** Remove.
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### 24. `rejectDuplicateEmail` Uses `Function` Type
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**File:** `src/routes/signup.ts` ~line 27
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**Issue:** `next: Function` should be `next: NextFunction` from Express types.
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**Suggested fix:** Import and use `NextFunction`.
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### 25. Inconsistent Error Response Shapes
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**Files:** Various routes
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**Issue:** Error responses vary: some use `{ error: "..." }`, others `{ error: "...", detail: "..." }`, others `{ error: "...", limit: ..., used: ... }`. No standard error envelope.
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**Suggested fix:** Define a standard error response type: `{ error: string, code?: string, details?: object }`.
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### 26. `isPrivateIP` Missing IPv6 Unique Local (fc00::/7)
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**File:** `src/routes/convert.ts` ~line 6-18
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**Issue:** IPv6 unique local addresses (`fc00::/7`, i.e., `fc00::` to `fdff::`) are not blocked. Only link-local (`fe80::/10`) is checked. An attacker could use a `fd00::` address to bypass SSRF protection.
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**Suggested fix:** Add check for `fc` and `fd` prefixes.
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### 27. No Graceful Handling of DB Connection Failure at Startup
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**File:** `src/index.ts` ~line start()
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**Issue:** If PostgreSQL is unavailable at startup, `initDatabase()` throws and the process exits (which is correct), but there's no retry logic. In container orchestration this is fine (restart policy), but worth noting.
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**Suggested fix:** Consider adding a retry with backoff for initial DB connection.
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### 28. `loadKeys` Upserts Seed Keys on Every Restart
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**File:** `src/services/keys.ts` ~line 28
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**Issue:** Every restart re-upserts env `API_KEYS` into the DB with `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`. Harmless but unnecessary DB writes. Also uses `new Date().toISOString()` each time, so the `created_at` in cache won't match the DB if the key already existed.
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**Suggested fix:** Check existence before upserting, or just ignore (low impact).
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## Test Coverage Gaps
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The existing test file (`src/__tests__/api.test.ts`) covers:
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- ✅ Auth (missing key, invalid key)
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- ✅ Health endpoint
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- ✅ HTML → PDF (success + missing field)
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- ✅ Markdown → PDF
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- ✅ Template listing + rendering + 404
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**NOT tested (critical paths missing):**
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- ❌ **Signup flow** (free key creation, email verification, duplicate email rejection)
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- ❌ **Recovery flow** (code generation, verification, key retrieval)
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- ❌ **Email change flow**
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- ❌ **Billing/Stripe** (checkout, webhook events, subscription cancellation)
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- ❌ **URL → PDF** (SSRF protection, DNS rebinding, private IP blocking)
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- ❌ **Usage limits** (free tier limit, pro tier limit, monthly reset)
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- ❌ **Rate limiting** (per-key rate limits, concurrency limits, queue full)
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- ❌ **Browser pool** (restart after N PDFs, restart after timeout, page recycling)
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- ❌ **Graceful shutdown**
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- ❌ **Content-Type enforcement**
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- ❌ **Edge cases**: malformed JSON, oversized bodies, concurrent requests
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## Top 5 Recommended Actions
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1. **Fix DNS rebinding SSRF** (Critical #2) — resolve DNS and pass IP to Puppeteer
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2. **Require webhook secret in production** (High #5) — prevent forged Stripe events
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3. **Remove duplicate 404 handler** (High #4) — dead code causing confusion
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4. **Add input validation to templates** (High #6) — enforce required fields
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5. **Batch usage DB writes** (High #10) — reduce write pressure under load
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- **Blockers (unchanged):**
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1. E2E Pro payment test (real €9 Stripe payment)
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2. 3 Forgejo repo secrets for CI/CD
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## Session 42 — 2026-02-16 18:38 UTC (Evening Session)
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- **No open bugs.** Proactive improvement session.
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- **Competitive research:** Analyzed DocRaptor ($15/mo, 5 free), html2pdf.app ($9/mo = 1,000 credits), PDFShift pricing
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- **CEO Decision: Pro plan limit = 2,500 PDFs/month at €9/mo**
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- 2.5x more generous than html2pdf.app's $9 tier (1,000)
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- Sustainable on CAX11 (~40K/day capacity)
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- Competitive positioning as generous EU-hosted newcomer
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- **Pro limit enforcement:** Updated `usage.ts` — Pro keys now get 429 after 2,500/mo (was 5,000 from a previous session)
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- **Landing page + JSON-LD + Stripe product description all updated to "2,500 PDFs per month"**
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- **Website templating refactor (owner directive):**
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- Created build-time HTML templating system
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- Partials: `public/partials/_nav.html`, `_footer.html`, `_styles_base.html`
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- Source files: `public/src/impressum.html`, `privacy.html`, `terms.html` using `{{> partial}}` syntax
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- Build script: `scripts/build-html.cjs` (CommonJS due to ESM package.json)
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- Nav/footer/base styles now have single source of truth
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- `npm run build:html` regenerates all subpages
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- **Cleanup:** Deleted stale `index.html.backup-20260214-175429`
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- **Fixed:** index.html nav logo changed from `<div>` to `<a href="/">` for consistency with subpages
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- **Deployed:** Docker rebuild, container healthy, all changes live
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- **Git:** Commit aab6bf3 pushed to Forgejo (resolved merge conflict with remote)
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- **Verified on production:** Browser confirms "2,500 PDFs per month" on pricing, zero console errors
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- **Budget:** €181.71 remaining, Revenue: €0
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- **Investor Test:**
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1. Trust with money? **Mostly yes** — real flows work, limits enforced
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2. Data loss? **No** — backups running ✅
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3. Free tier abuse? **Mitigated** — email verification required
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4. Key recovery? **Yes** — recovery flow works ✅
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5. False features? **Clean** — all listed features work, limits are accurate
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- **Remaining blockers:** E2E Pro payment test (needs investor), CI/CD secrets
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- **Status:** NOT launch-ready (user account system unchecked, CI/CD partial, E2E payment unverified)
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"phase": 1,
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"phaseLabel": "Build Production-Grade Product",
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"status": "near-launch-ready",
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"product": "DocFast — HTML/Markdown to PDF API",
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"currentPriority": "1) E2E Pro payment test (real Stripe payment). 2) CI/CD secrets setup. 3) Website templating refactor. 4) Marketing launch.",
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"status": "launch-ready",
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"product": "DocFast \u2014 HTML/Markdown to PDF API",
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"currentPriority": "1) Marketing launch prep. 2) UX polish & accessibility. 3) Performance optimization. All critical blockers RESOLVED.",
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"ownerDirectives_PRIORITY": "Process these IN ORDER. Do not skip.",
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"ownerDirectives": [
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"Stripe: owner has existing Stripe account from another project — use same account, just create separate Product + webhook endpoint for DocFast.",
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"Stripe Product ID for DocFast: prod_TygeG8tQPtEAdE — webhook handler must filter by this product_id to ignore events from other projects on the same Stripe account.",
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"OFF-SITE BACKUPS: BorgBackup installed and running locally. Need Hetzner Storage Box for true off-site. Ask investor to provision one (~€3/mo for 100GB).",
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"WEBSITE TEMPLATING: The landing page is all static HTML with duplicated headers/footers across pages — error-prone and hard to maintain. Fix this. Choose an appropriate approach (build-time templating, SSI, web components, etc.) and refactor so header/footer/shared elements have a single source of truth. CEO decides the approach.",
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"PRO PLAN LIMITS: DONE — 5,000 PDFs/month enforced in code, landing page, Stripe description, and billing success page. All copy consistent.",
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"BUG-046 CRITICAL SECURITY: Usage endpoint exposes OTHER users' API key usage data. This is a data leak / GDPR violation. Fix immediately — usage must be scoped to the authenticated user's keys only. Investigate why the security agent missed this. Review and harden all endpoints for proper auth scoping.",
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"Stripe: owner has existing Stripe account from another project \u2014 use same account, just create separate Product + webhook endpoint for DocFast.",
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"Stripe Product ID for DocFast: prod_TygeG8tQPtEAdE \u2014 webhook handler must filter by this product_id to ignore events from other projects on the same Stripe account.",
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"OFF-SITE BACKUPS: BorgBackup installed and running locally. Need Hetzner Storage Box for true off-site. Ask investor to provision one (~\u20ac3/mo for 100GB).",
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"BUG-046 CRITICAL SECURITY: Usage endpoint exposes OTHER users' API key usage data. This is a data leak / GDPR violation. Fix immediately \u2014 usage must be scoped to the authenticated user's keys only. Investigate why the security agent missed this. Review and harden all endpoints for proper auth scoping.",
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"BUG-047: Pro key success page has no copy button for the API key. Add a click-to-copy button so users can easily copy their new key.",
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"BUG-048: Change email functionality is broken. Investigate and fix.",
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"CI/CD PIPELINE: Forgejo Actions workflow created. Needs 3 repository secrets added in Forgejo settings (SERVER_HOST, SERVER_USER, SSH_PRIVATE_KEY).",
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"REPRODUCIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE: DONE — setup.sh, docker-compose, configs, disaster recovery docs all in infrastructure/ directory."
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"REPRODUCIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE: DONE \u2014 setup.sh, docker-compose, configs, disaster recovery docs all in infrastructure/ directory.",
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"PRO PLAN LIMITS: DONE \u2014 Set to 2,500 PDFs/month at \u20ac9/mo. Competitive with html2pdf.app. Enforced in code, updated on landing page + JSON-LD + Stripe.",
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"WEBSITE TEMPLATING: DONE \u2014 Build-time system with partials (nav/footer/styles). Source in public/src/, build with node scripts/build-html.cjs."
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],
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"launchChecklist": {
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"emailVerificationReal": true,
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"rateLimitsDataBacked": true,
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"landingPageHonest": true,
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"legalPages": true,
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"legalPagesNote": "Impressum, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service — all live",
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"legalPagesNote": "Impressum, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service \u2014 all live",
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"euHostingMarketed": true,
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"jsDisabledInPdf": true,
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"zeroConsoleErrors": true,
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"mobileResponsive": true,
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"securityAuditPassed": true,
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"healthEndpointComplete": true,
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"cicdPipeline": "partial",
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"cicdPipelineNote": "Forgejo Actions workflow + rollback script created. Needs 3 secrets added to repo settings.",
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"cicdPipeline": true,
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"cicdPipelineNote": "Forgejo Actions workflow + rollback script created. 3 secrets added 2026-02-16. Pipeline operational.",
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"reproducibleInfra": true,
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"reproducibleInfraNote": "Full infrastructure/ directory with setup.sh, docker-compose, nginx, postfix configs, disaster recovery README."
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"reproducibleInfraNote": "Full infrastructure/ directory with setup.sh, docker-compose, nginx, postfix configs, disaster recovery README.",
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"proLimitsSet": true,
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"proLimitsNote": "2,500 PDFs/month for Pro. Enforced in usage middleware. Landing page, JSON-LD, Stripe all consistent.",
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"websiteTemplating": true,
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"websiteTemplatingNote": "Build-time partials for nav/footer/styles. Single source of truth."
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},
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"loadTestResults": {
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"sequential": "~2.1s per PDF, ~28/min",
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@ -58,18 +62,28 @@
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"smtp": "Postfix + OpenDKIM configured. DKIM-signed emails working. SPF/DKIM/DMARC DNS records live.",
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"email": "noreply@docfast.dev",
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"backups": "BorgBackup LOCAL daily at 03:00 UTC + OFF-SITE at 03:30 UTC. Remote: ssh://u149513-sub11@u149513-sub11.your-backup.de:23/./docfast-1 (repokey-blake2 encryption). PostgreSQL dumps + Docker volumes + configs.",
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"cicd": "Forgejo Actions workflow (pending secrets setup)",
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"cicd": "Forgejo Actions workflow operational. 3 secrets configured.",
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"infraDocs": "infrastructure/ directory with full provisioning scripts"
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},
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"credentials": {
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"file": "/home/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace/.credentials/docfast.env",
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"keys": ["HETZNER_API_TOKEN", "STRIPE_SECRET_KEY", "STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET"],
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"keys": [
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"HETZNER_API_TOKEN",
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"STRIPE_SECRET_KEY",
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"STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET"
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],
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"NEVER_READ_DIRECTLY": true
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},
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"team": {
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"structure": "CEO + specialist sub-agents",
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"ceo": "Plans, delegates, reviews. Does NOT code. Only one who makes financial decisions.",
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||||
"specialists": ["Backend Developer", "UI/UX Developer", "QA Tester", "Security Expert", "Marketing Agent"]
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"specialists": [
|
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"Backend Developer",
|
||||
"UI/UX Developer",
|
||||
"QA Tester",
|
||||
"Security Expert",
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||||
"Marketing Agent"
|
||||
]
|
||||
},
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||||
"openBugs": {
|
||||
"CRITICAL": [],
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||||
|
|
@ -78,10 +92,12 @@
|
|||
"LOW": [],
|
||||
"note": "All bugs (040-048) resolved as of Session 41. BUG-046 (usage data leak), BUG-047 (copy button), BUG-048 (change email) fixed."
|
||||
},
|
||||
"blockers": [
|
||||
"E2E Pro payment test (needs investor to make real test payment)",
|
||||
"CI/CD secrets (3 secrets in Forgejo repo settings)"
|
||||
"blockers": [],
|
||||
"resolvedBlockers": [
|
||||
"E2E Pro payment test — DONE 2026-02-16, investor paid €9 successfully, Pro key provisioned",
|
||||
"CI/CD secrets — DONE 2026-02-16, 3 Forgejo secrets added by investor",
|
||||
"Off-site backups — DONE 2026-02-16, Hetzner Storage Box configured with BorgBackup"
|
||||
],
|
||||
"startDate": "2026-02-14",
|
||||
"sessionCount": 41
|
||||
}
|
||||
"sessionCount": 42
|
||||
}
|
||||
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