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…hrink GHA cache export The image baked NEXTAUTH_SECRET=secret and CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY=secret as ARG defaults, so anyone could forge session JWTs or decrypt stored OAuth credentials on a deployment that forgot to set them. The defaults are gone; CI passes an explicit build-time placeholder because next.config.ts asserts both during next build, and the runner stage never carries them, so the real value has to come from the runtime environment. start.sh now refuses to boot on an unset, 'secret', or placeholder value. Also adds NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME build args so branding stays configurable, and switches cache-to from mode=max (which exported the secret-bearing builder stage into the shared Actions cache) to mode=min.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Docker build now receives secret placeholders and sender identifiers as build arguments. Runtime startup rejects insecure secret values. The credential-sync example updates its Next.js dependency. ChangesContainer configuration
Credential sync dependency
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This pull request removes insecure default secrets from the Dockerfile, introduces new build arguments for sender configurations, updates the next dependency in an example app, and refactors the startup guard in scripts/start.sh to use a helper function. Feedback points out a critical security vulnerability in scripts/start.sh where enabling shell tracing (set -x) causes sensitive production secrets to be leaked into container logs when passed to the helper function. It is recommended to temporarily disable tracing during these checks.
| reject_insecure_secret NEXTAUTH_SECRET "$NEXTAUTH_SECRET" | ||
| reject_insecure_secret CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY "$CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY" |
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Security Vulnerability: Sensitive Secrets Leaked in Logs
Since set -x (xtrace) is enabled at the top of this script, the shell prints every command and its expanded arguments to stderr. Calling reject_insecure_secret with the actual secret values ($NEXTAUTH_SECRET and $CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY) will print these highly sensitive production secrets directly into the container logs.
To prevent this, temporarily disable shell tracing (set +x) before evaluating or passing any sensitive environment variables, and re-enable it (set -x) afterward.
| reject_insecure_secret NEXTAUTH_SECRET "$NEXTAUTH_SECRET" | |
| reject_insecure_secret CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY "$CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY" | |
| set +x | |
| reject_insecure_secret NEXTAUTH_SECRET "$NEXTAUTH_SECRET" | |
| reject_insecure_secret CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY "$CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY" | |
| set -x |
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-docker.yml:
- Around line 52-56: Update the Docker build arguments in the workflow block to
pass the configured NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME
values through to the image build. Ensure these arguments are available during
next build so packages/lib/constants.ts derives SENDER_ID and SENDER_NAME from
the deployment configuration instead of Dockerfile defaults.
In `@Dockerfile`:
- Around line 28-29: Update the calcom service’s build.args in
docker-compose.yml to pass through NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME, matching the Dockerfile ARG names so
configured values are available during the web build.
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| # Build-time only: next.config.ts asserts these during `next build`. The runner | ||
| # stage does not carry them, so the real values must come from the runtime | ||
| # environment - scripts/start.sh refuses to boot when they are missing. | ||
| NEXTAUTH_SECRET=build-time-placeholder-not-used-at-runtime | ||
| CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY=build-time-placeholder-not-used-at-runtime |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Forward the configured sender values into the Docker build.
The workflow omits NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME from build-args. Dockerfile defaults both arguments to Crove before next build, and packages/lib/constants.ts uses those build-time values for SENDER_ID and SENDER_NAME. Add the configured values to this workflow block so the built image preserves the deployment sender identity.
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-docker.yml around lines 52 - 56, Update the Docker
build arguments in the workflow block to pass the configured
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME values through to the
image build. Ensure these arguments are available during next build so
packages/lib/constants.ts derives SENDER_ID and SENDER_NAME from the deployment
configuration instead of Dockerfile defaults.
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| ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID=Crove | ||
| ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME=Crove |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass both sender values as Compose build arguments.
docker-compose.yml loads .env into the running calcom container, but its build.args omits NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME. The Dockerfile therefore uses Crove during yarn workspace @calcom/web run build, and the configured runtime values cannot change the compiled sender identity. Add both variables to calcom.build.args.
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In `@Dockerfile` around lines 28 - 29, Update the calcom service’s build.args in
docker-compose.yml to pass through NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID and
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME, matching the Dockerfile ARG names so
configured values are available during the web build.
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Follow-up to #68. Removes the `NEXTAUTH_SECRET=secret` / `CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY=secret` ARG defaults so a deployment that forgets to set them cannot silently run on publicly-known values; CI now passes an explicit build-time placeholder (the runner stage never carries these, and `scripts/start.sh` refuses to boot on unset, `secret`, or placeholder values). Adds `NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_ID` / `NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAME` build args so branding stays env-driven, switches GHA cache export from `mode=max` to `mode=min` so the secret-bearing builder stage is no longer published to the shared cache, and bumps the example-app `next` to 15.5.24. Verified: `tsc -p apps/web` clean, webhook suites pass.
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Medium Risk
Changes secret handling and container boot requirements—misconfigured deployments will fail to start until runtime secrets are set, which is intended but operationally sensitive.
Overview
Hardens Docker builds and startup so NEXTAUTH_SECRET and CALENDSO_ENCRYPTION_KEY can no longer fall back to the known default
secret. The Dockerfile drops insecureARGdefaults; GitHub Actions passes explicit build-time placeholders sonext buildstill satisfiesnext.config.ts, while real secrets must be supplied at runtime.scripts/start.shnow centralizes checks inreject_insecure_secret, failing fast on empty values,secret, or the CI placeholder. The deploy workflow documents that placeholders are build-only and keeps GHA cache export atmode=minso builder-stage env (including secrets used during build) is not pushed to the shared cache.Also wires
NEXT_PUBLIC_SENDER_IDandNEXT_PUBLIC_SENDGRID_SENDER_NAMEthrough the Docker build for branding, and bumps the credential-sync example app’s Next.js from 15.5.21 to 15.5.24 (lockfile included).Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 1f07966. Configure here.
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