# AyaNova 8 back end → .NET 10 The plan and running record for the port. Tick items and add a log line **in the same commit** as the change they record. Anything found along the way that is out of scope goes under "Deferred", not into the branch. | | | |---|---| | Starting point | AyaNova 8.2.4: ASP.NET Core 8, EF Core 8 | | Target | `net10.0`, every back-end package at its current release | | Front end | Minimal or no change. Rebuild only if needed (open question) | | Branch | `net10-port` in `raven` (and `raven-client` and `raven-test-integration` and `raven-launcher`) | | Baseline tag | `net8-baseline`, on the last commit before the port | | Release version | 8.3.0 | ## Where this plan comes from Sockeye, the internal licensing server, is a near-copy of this codebase. It was ported from .NET 6 to .NET 10 in September–October 2026 and released as `8.1.0`. This plan is that port's carry-forward list (Appendix A of the Sockeye migration runbook), arranged as a checklist. **AyaNova starts from .NET 8, not .NET 6.** So every item is "check whether this applies", not "this will apply". Several items will turn out to be already done or not present. Mark those `n/a` with a one-line reason rather than deleting them. When an item is unclear, look at how Sockeye did it: ```powershell git -C ..\sockeye log --oneline net6-baseline..8.1.0 git -C ..\sockeye show ``` **Where AyaNova differs from Sockeye:** customers choose their own database role names and passwords, every customer uses reports, and AyaNova *verifies* licences rather than issuing them. Items touching those three areas carry more weight here than they did in Sockeye. ## Scope - **In:** target framework; all NuGet packages in `server/AyaNova`; code changes those require; the Sockeye-found fixes in section 3, each as its own commit. - **Out:** front-end dependency changes; refactoring (Roadmap step D); new features; PostgreSQL major upgrades. - **Undecided:** see "Open questions". ## Working method - Version bump first. One concern per commit. - Prove each gate on the **unmodified** code before changing anything, so a later failure points at the port, not at the test. - Packages that must move together: framework-matched `Microsoft.*` packages all go to 10.x in one step. (The BouncyCastle/MimeKit clash from Sockeye does not arise here: AyaNova is already on `BouncyCastle.Cryptography` 2.x with MailKit/MimeKit 4.x.) - Publish `server\AyaNova\AyaNova.csproj` directly, never the solution, so no test project can reach the artifact. --- ## 0. Before changing anything - [x] Record any port work already done in earlier sessions (branch, commits) here first, and reconcile it with this list. Done: branch `net10-port` and the 8.3.0 version bump (`c2f2f922`); no code changes yet - [ ] `raven` and `raven-client` clean on `main` and pushed - [x] Annotated tag `net8-baseline` on the pre-port commit in `raven` and `raven-client`. Present locally in both; confirm on the remote with `git ls-remote --tags origin` - [x] Branch `net10-port` created and pushed with upstream (`origin/net10-port` exists in `raven`) - [x] **First commit: version bump** in every place listed in `devdocs/build/BUILD.md` → "Version numbers" (`c2f2f922`, 8.3.0) - [x] Dev machine has the .NET 10 SDK and keeps the .NET 8 runtime for baseline comparisons. SDK 10.0.103 (no 8 SDK; the 10 SDK builds `net8.0`); runtimes 8.0.24 and 10.0.3 ### Gates (prove on the unmodified code) - [x] **Integration suite baseline.** Run `raven-test-integration` against the unmodified build and record the counts in the log below. Expected: everything passes except the three known server-side failures listed in that repo's CLAUDE.md. Result: 103 tests, 96 passed, 2 failed (`ContractCrud.CRUD`, `CustomerWithWorkOrders_CannotBeDeleted`), 5 skipped (including `DirectMessage_SendAndDelete`). Needs a freshly generated test database: a reused one fails 32 tests at the `superuser` login - [x] **Licence verification gate.** Write a test that runs every v8 row of Sockeye's `alicense` fixture through AyaNova's own verification routine. The fixture is customer data: it stays outside the repo, at `C:\data\sockeye-fixtures\resign.json` (a fixed path, as in Sockeye's `sockeye.tests`; the environment variable was dropped there). Must be green on unmodified code. A regression here would reject licences customers already have installed. **Done:** `ayanova.tests\LicenceGateTests.cs` (not in `raven.sln`; run with `dotnet test ayanova.tests`). It calls the production `License.Parse` by reflection for each of the 726 v8 rows, and checks each outcome against what the key itself requires on a perpetual build (verify and parse, or rejection as not licensed for this build). Plus a tamper test, a build-timestamp sanity check and an `MExBB` check. Set `AYANOVA_LICENCE_GATE_OUT` to write per-row outcomes (ids only) for diffing two builds. How AyaNova verifies: - **Library:** BouncyCastle (`util/License.cs:15-17`). `PemReader` reads a SubjectPublicKeyInfo PEM (`BEGIN PUBLIC KEY`, not PKCS#1) into an `AsymmetricKeyParameter`; `SignerUtilities.GetSigner("SHA256WITHRSA")` verifies (`License.cs:968-978`) - **Public key:** hardcoded RSA-2048 PEM, "our real 2016 public key", `License.cs:957-965` - **Signed payload:** the JSON between `[KEY` and `KEY]`, with whitespace outside strings stripped by regex (`License.cs:950`); base64 signature between `[SIGNATURE` and `SIGNATURE]` (`:951`) - **Other checks in `Parse`** (`License.cs:926-1062`): `LicenseFormat == "8"`; `DBID` equals the server's schema id; perpetual key only on a perpetual build and subscription key only on a subscription build; `MExBB`, which rejects a perpetual non-trial key whose maintenance expiry is before **the build date, read from the PE linker timestamp** (`util/FileUtil.cs:861-882`). That timestamp is only a real date because `False` (`AyaNova.csproj:12`). Turning determinism on, or getting the CA2022 change at `FileUtil.cs:875` wrong, would reject perpetual licences with E1020. The gate must cover `MExBB`, not only the signature - **When it runs:** at boot, `BootSafetyCheck` before any schema update (`Startup.cs:603`), then `InitializeAsync` (`Startup.cs:633`); after every fetch, `FetchKeyAsync` → `InstallAsync` → `InitializeAsync`, either manually (`LicenseController.cs:125`) or from `CoreJobLicense` (`generator/CoreJobLicense.cs:80`). Fetch interval (`CoreJobLicense.cs:21-34`): perpetual build 30 min while unlicensed, trial or expired, otherwise 24 h; subscription build 30 min; DEBUG 1 or 5 min. The installed key is not re-verified on a schedule; expiry is checked in CoreJobSweeper, according to the comment at `CoreJobLicense.cs:10` - **Test access:** `Parse` is `private static` and depends on the static `ServerDbId` and on the running assembly's timestamp. The test needs `InternalsVisibleTo` or reflection - [ ] **Report baseline.** Render the advanced reports on the unmodified build and keep the PDFs for comparison. Sockeye shares only one report with AyaNova, so Sockeye's testing says little about AyaNova's reports. **John's decision (2026-10-22): no recorded baseline; John verifies the reports visually himself** (see section 4) - [ ] **E2E baseline.** Cypress run (`raven-test\e2e`) against a devtest server on the unmodified build. **Skipped for now (2026-10-22): not practical at this point.** Run later as a smoke test on the .NET 10 build (section 4) ## 1. Framework and packages - [x] `net8.0` → `net10.0`, with every framework-matched `Microsoft.*` package to 10.x in the same step (`AyaNova.csproj:3`). Done for the server: JwtBearer, Mvc.NewtonsoftJson, EntityFrameworkCore, ApiDescription.Server, HealthChecks.EntityFrameworkCore → 10.0.13; Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL → 10.0.3 (required by EF 10); `.vscode/launch.json` program paths → `net10.0`. Builds with no new code changes. `raven-launcher.csproj:5` still to do - [x] `raven-launcher`: `net8.0` → `net10.0` (no package references). `raven-launcher` `d2079c9` - [x] **Hosting model.** n/a: `Program.cs:330-351` already uses `Host.CreateDefaultBuilder(args).ConfigureWebHostDefaults(...)` with `UseStartup`. Only a commented-out `BuildWebHost` line remains (`:308`) - [x] **Asp.Versioning.** Done: 8.1.0 → 10.2.1 (as Sockeye), explicit `.AddMvc()` added between `AddApiVersioning` and `AddApiExplorer`. New analyzer suggestions AV0015 (use `UrlSegmentApiVersionReader` only) and AV0016 (`AssumeDefaultVersionWhenUnspecified`) deliberately not acted on: both would change which requests deployed clients can make. Was already: `Asp.Versioning.Mvc` and `.ApiExplorer` 8.1.0 (`AyaNova.csproj:36-37`), wired at `Startup.cs:200-217` as `AddApiVersioning(...).AddApiExplorer(...)`. Remaining: bump to 10.x and confirm `AddApiExplorer` still registers MVC versioning without an explicit `.AddMvc()`. Leave AV0014 warnings: **do not add `[ApiController]`** - [ ] **Npgsql / EF Core 10.** - [x] `Npgsql.EnableLegacyTimestampBehavior`: n/a, commented out (`Program.cs:26`) - [ ] `ConfigureWarnings(w => w.Throw())` **is present** (`Startup.cs:179`). Every new EF warning becomes an exception naming its ID: fix the query, or move that ID to `.Log(...)` - [ ] Exercise LINQ-based queries screen by screen. Data-list filters build raw SQL and are unaffected - [x] **BouncyCastle.** Already `BouncyCastle.Cryptography` 2.3.1 (`AyaNova.csproj:28`) with MailKit/MimeKit 4.5.0; no `Portable.BouncyCastle` in the graph. Version bump only: now 2.7.0, moved together with MailKit 4.18.1, as in Sockeye. The Sockeye note about `PemReader` and PKCS#1 key pairs does not apply: AyaNova reads a public key (see the licence gate) - [x] **Swashbuckle 10 / OpenAPI.NET 2.** Done: all six `Swashbuckle.AspNetCore*` 6.5.0 → 10.3.1 (Sockeye: 10.2.3), explicit `Microsoft.OpenApi` reference removed (now 2.7.5 transitively), and the three code changes below. Applies. `Microsoft.OpenApi.Models` merged into `Microsoft.OpenApi`: `using` at `Startup.cs:15` and `ConfigureSwaggerOptions.cs:6`. Bearer requirement (`Startup.cs:235-244`) becomes `c.AddSecurityRequirement(document => new OpenApiSecurityRequirement { [new OpenApiSecuritySchemeReference("Bearer", document)] = [] })`. Remove the explicit `Microsoft.OpenApi` 1.6.14 reference (`AyaNova.csproj:47`) - [x] **NLog 6.** Done: NLog and NLog.Web.AspNetCore 6.2.2; `ArchiveNumbering` removed; **`ArchiveFileName` kept and `ArchiveSuffixFormat = "-{0}"` added** (`Program.cs`); log viewer sorts archives by file date, newest first. Tested in a scratch program and on the server, against a folder seeded with NLog 5 archives `-0` to `-8`: without `ArchiveFileName`, NLog 6 writes straight into numbered files (no `log-ayanova.txt`) and appends to the old `-8`; with it but no suffix format, archives become `log-ayanova_NN.txt` (NLog 6 ignores `{#}`) and the old `-0` to `-8` are never deleted. Sockeye 8.1.0 ships that second form. With both settings: `log-ayanova.txt` stays current, archives are `log-ayanova-N.txt` as the manual (`docs/.../ops-log.md`) says, numbering continues after the old files, and the old files are cleaned up. `NLogBuilder.ConfigureNLog` is already replaced (`Program.cs:206`, `LogManager.Setup().LoadConfiguration`). `ArchiveNumbering = Rolling` (`Program.cs:136`) is gone in 6. Archive numbers keep incrementing and the un-numbered file is always current. **The log viewer sorts by file name as a string** (`LogFilesController.cs:120`, `OrderByDescending(z => z)`), so `-10` sorts after `-2`. Fix the sort in the same commit - [ ] **Newtonsoft.Json.** `Mvc.NewtonsoftJson` 10.x sets a 13.0.3 floor (NU1605). Already resolves 13.0.3 transitively; add it as a direct reference - [ ] **JwtBearer 10.x.** The IdentityModel part is n/a: it resolves 7.1.2, not the vulnerable 6.10.0 - [x] **SMTP.** n/a: `util/Mailer.cs` already uses MailKit's `SmtpClient` (`:1`, `:84`); no `System.Net.Mail` - [x] **PuppeteerSharp 17 → 25.x.** Reporting is AyaNova's main Puppeteer surface (`biz/ReportBiz.cs`). Done: 25.15.0 (Sockeye: 25.12.0); compiles with no API changes; launch arguments fixed (below). Downloads Chrome for Testing 155 (was 124). The download location and failure handling are separate section 3 items - [x] `BrowserFetcher.DefaultChromiumRevision`: n/a, already `DownloadAsync()` with no argument (`ReportBiz.cs:800`, case 4586) - [x] `IJSHandle.ExecutionContext`: n/a, the only use is commented out (`ReportBiz.cs:858-860`). Evaluate results are `JsonElement?`: check any remaining `Evaluate*` call sites - The default download is Chrome for Testing, into `Chrome/` and `ChromeHeadlessShell/` beside the app. AyaNova 8.2.0 already moved from Chromium to Chrome to follow Puppeteer's default, so the browser choice is settled - [x] Launch arguments must be separate array elements. Fixed: defaults are `new[] { "--no-sandbox" }` (`--headless` dropped, `LaunchOptions.Headless` already adds it, as in Sockeye); the customer setting is split on whitespace. A customer value containing a quoted argument with spaces would now be split; none is known. **Browser default locale:** the old `--headless` argument ran Chrome's old headless mode, which takes its default language from the OS (en-CA → Chrome's en-GB, day-first); current Chrome headless always defaults to en-US. Report scripts that format without a locale (stock sample report 80 calls `toLocaleDateString()` bare) switched from 22/10/2026 to 10/22/2026. Fixed by adding `--lang=` unless the customer setting already has a `--lang`; skipped when the server culture is invariant. Stock helpers in `ay-report.js` pass the client's language explicitly and were never affected. **Both paths were wrong:** the defaults are one element `"--headless --no-sandbox "` (`ReportBiz.cs:812`, `:829`), and `AYANOVA_REPORT_RENDER_BROWSER_PARAMS` is passed whole as one element (`:819-822`) - AppArmor restricts unprivileged user namespaces on Ubuntu 24.04+, which affects the Chrome sandbox - [ ] Remaining packages to current releases. MailKit 4.5.0 carried a moderate advisory (NU1902); on `net10.0` the audit also reported high-severity NU1903 for `MimeKit` 4.5.0 and transitive `System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs` 8.0.0. **Mail done:** MailKit/MimeKit 4.18.1, BouncyCastle 2.7.0, and `System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs` 10.0.13 pinned directly (MimeKit only requires 10.0.0, which has advisories). `dotnet list package --vulnerable --include-transitive`: none. After the upgrade, check what still pulls in `System.Text.Json` 5.0.2 - [ ] Warnings: CA2022 done with `ReadAtLeast(bytes, bytes.Length, throwOnEndOfStream: false)` rather than `ReadExactly`, which would throw on a short file on the licence path; ASP0019 still to do. Was: CA2022 → `ReadExactly` at `FileUtil.cs:875` (**licence build-date path**: covered by the licence gate); ASP0019 → header indexer instead of `Headers.Append` at `Startup.cs:514` - [x] **MiniProfiler. Present, not absent. Removed** (John's decision, as in Sockeye `6dd2b09`): both packages, `AddMemoryCache`/`AddMiniProfiler`/`UseMiniProfiler`, the `/profiler/results` download-token workaround in the auth middleware, the unused `using` in `ReportBiz.cs`, three commented-out `using` lines, and the credit in `docs/.../appendix-os-credits.md`. Client: `ops-profile.vue` and its route remain, but the menu entry was already commented out (`initialize.js:785`) and the page was retired after the beta (`changelog.md:519`); John may remove them. Was: `MiniProfiler.AspNetCore.Mvc` and `.EntityFrameworkCore` 4.3.8 (`AyaNova.csproj:48-49`); `AddMiniProfiler(...).AddEntityFramework()` (`Startup.cs:62-74`); auth workaround for `/profiler/results` (`Startup.cs:393-441`); `UseMiniProfiler()` (`Startup.cs:530`); `using StackExchange.Profiling.Internal` (`ReportBiz.cs:14`). Nothing in `raven-client`. Keep and upgrade, or remove: see Open questions - [x] **BinaryFormatter.** n/a: not used anywhere in `server/AyaNova` - [x] **`System.GC.Server`.** n/a: not set, so the Web SDK default (`true`) stays. On one vCPU the runtime uses workstation GC anyway, and DATAS keeps server GC lean since .NET 9 - [ ] **`InvariantGlobalization`.** Not set. Decide on EF Core string comparison and date-parsing grounds. Note `DataListSqlFilterCriteriaBuilder.cs:835` reads `CurrentCulture.NumberFormat`. Still open in Sockeye too ## 2. Configuration behaviour to check - [x] **URL binding precedence.** n/a: `UseUrls(ServerBootConfig.AYANOVA_USE_URLS)` (`Program.cs:340`), read from `config.json`, environment and command line (`Program.cs:38`, `ServerBootConfig.cs:167-170`). The documented `AYANOVA_USE_URLS` is the one that wins over `ASPNETCORE_URLS`; a command-line `--urls` still overrides it through `UseConfiguration` (`Program.cs:341`) - [ ] **Logging providers.** No journal flood: `Program.cs:348` calls `ClearProviders()` before `UseNLog()`. `appsettings.json:4-13` still sets the Debug and Console providers to `Trace`, with no effect today. Fix the levels in the repo - [x] **Data Protection keys.** n/a: nothing uses Data Protection; authentication is JWT only (`Startup.cs:278-302`) ## 3. Fixes found through Sockeye (each its own commit) These are bugs, not port mechanics, so each is a separate commit that can be reverted alone. Sockeye included its equivalents in the port branch. John decides per item whether they go in this branch or a follow-up release. UPDATE: John has decided these all go in this branch and some more additional cases in the case database that are urgent, exact cases TBD. - [x] **Case 4676: data-list SQL injection — priority.** Confirmed: `DataListSqlFilterCriteriaBuilder` appended the raw filter value for Roles and for every numeric type (Enum, MemorySize, Decimal, Currency, InternalId, Integer). Text and tag values escape `'`; TimeSpan goes through `int.Parse`. Any authenticated user who can open a data list could reach this. **Sockeye's fix (`3427cd8`) is incomplete:** it checks only Decimal/Currency and Integer, and leaves InternalId, Enum, MemorySize and Roles open (still open in Sockeye 8.1.0). AyaNova's fix parses every numeric type as an invariant `decimal` (Decimal, Currency) or `long` (the rest), and Roles as a `long`, then appends the re-formatted number. An invalid value throws `ArgumentException`, which the API returns as an error before any SQL runs - [x] **`DbUtil.AdminConnectionString`.** Fixed with the builder below (Sockeye 8.1.0 still has the `Replace`). Confirmed: `DbUtil.cs:99` is `_dbConnectionString.Replace(_dbName, "postgres")`, used by the boot check (`:192`), create (`:286`) and drop/recreate (`:334`). Any customer whose role name, password or host contains the database name as text gets a mangled admin connection, and the boot check authenticates as the wrong user. Fix: `new NpgsqlConnectionStringBuilder(cs) { Database = "postgres" }.ConnectionString` - [ ] **Backup `pg_dump` call.** Confirmed: `CoreJobBackup.cs:68` builds `postgresql://user:password@host:port/db` with the raw password, and `:94` adds `-Fc > file`; `RunProgram` runs it through `cmd.exe /C` (`RunProgram.cs:55`) or `/bin/sh -c` (`:82-89`). A password with spaces or `@ : / ? # %` breaks backups. Also, on Linux stderr is not redirected (`RunProgram.cs:86-92`), so a failed pg_dump returns empty output and is **reported as a successful backup** (`CoreJobBackup.cs:97`). Fix: password in `PGPASSWORD` in the process environment, connection parameters as separate arguments through `ProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList` (no shell), output with `-f`, stderr and exit code checked - [ ] **Drop-and-recreate database.** Confirmed: `DbUtil.cs:342-345` drops, then creates; triggered by `AYANOVA_PERMANENTLY_ERASE_DATABASE` (`Startup.cs:567-570`). Without `CREATEDB` it drops the database and then fails to create it. Test the permission before dropping, or change the order - [ ] **Report browser download location.** Confirmed: `new BrowserFetcher()` with the default path beside the app (`ReportBiz.cs:800`). Point it under the data directory in code. Beside the app it is read-only under a hardened systemd unit (`ProtectSystem=strict`), and a redeploy that replaces the app folder deletes it - [ ] **Report failures: return a specific error.** The Sockeye crash is n/a: rendering runs as a job, and `JobsBiz.ProcessJobAsync` catches every exception, logs it through NLog and marks the job Failed (`JobsBiz.cs:390-439`), so the process survives. What remains: a browser download or launch failure (`ReportBiz.cs:800`, `:838`, outside the render `try`) reaches the client only as a generic job failure. Catch it in `DoRenderJob` and return a render error that says what failed - [ ] **Data-list date filters, small fixes.** Confirmed: `>=` (`:790-793`) and `<` (`:795-798`) use `MaxSeconds` and should use `ZeroSeconds`; date `NotEqual` (`:806-814`) uses `MaxSeconds` on both sides and should exclude the whole minute (`< ZeroSeconds OR > MaxSeconds`). `DataListField` is dereferenced at `:24` and `:27` before the DEBUG-only null check at `:33`, so **release builds** throw a NullReferenceException on an unknown column, not only DEBUG builds - [ ] **Relative date tokens use the server's time zone** (`*today*`, `*yesterday*` …). Confirmed: `ClientToday = clientTimeStamp.Date` (`:399-400`) has `Kind=Unspecified`, and `ToUniversalTime()` (`:1060`, `:1065`) converts it with the server's zone. Wrong for any user in a different zone from the server. The fix builds the range from `clientTimeStamp.Offset`, with care for ranges that cross a DST change. **This changes behaviour** and affects the integration tests' `TIME_ZONE_ADJUSTMENT`. Probably better as a follow-up release Not port items, listed so they are not forgotten: the three server bugs the integration suite is waiting on (case 4653, case 4654, the contract issue). ## 4. Test under realistic conditions - [ ] **Database role.** Run under a non-superuser role **named like the database**, with a password containing spaces and `@ : / ? # %`. Boot, on-demand backup, scheduled backup, restore. Sockeye ran as `postgres` for years and never exercised either bug in section 3 - [ ] **Restore with a dedicated role.** `createdb -O `, then `pg_restore --no-owner --no-privileges --role=`. Without `--role`, a superuser restore leaves every table owned by `postgres`, and the integrity check, which counts through `information_schema`, fails. Compare with the restore instructions in the customer manual (`docs/`) and note any change needed - [ ] **Reports, all advanced reports**, compared with the baseline PDFs. On Windows and on Linux. On Linux also: `ldd` on the downloaded browser binary for missing libraries (install exactly what is reported; several Ubuntu 24.04+ names carry a `t64` suffix); the sandbox under the service account; no orphaned `chrome` processes after a cancelled render - [ ] Integration suite: same result as the baseline - [ ] Licence verification gate: green - [ ] Cypress E2E (`raven-test\e2e`) against a devtest server running the .NET 10 build - [ ] `build-release.bat` produces all five packages; install and start each one: Windows standalone, Windows LAN, Linux server, Linux desktop, subscription Linux ## 5. Release - [ ] **Every host that runs a framework-dependent build needs the .NET 10 runtime** before it gets the release: - Hosted subscription droplets (Ubuntu 24.04). How `aspnetcore-runtime-10.0` is obtained on 24.04 needs checking **[unverified]**. On 26.04 it is in Ubuntu's own archive - Self-hosted Linux customers (server and desktop zips are framework-dependent) - Windows LAN: `lan.iss` prompts for the ASP.NET Core Hosting Bundle. Update its text and link to .NET 10 - Windows standalone and the launcher are self-contained: no runtime needed on the customer's machine - [ ] Customer manual (`docs/`): system requirements and upgrade instructions for self-hosted customers - [ ] Build VM: install the .NET 10 SDK; update `devdocs/build/DEV-VM-SETUP.md` and `devdocs/build/BUILD.md` - [ ] Final gate runs on the finished code - [ ] Merge, per repo: ```powershell git switch net10-port; git status; git push; git fetch origin git switch main; git pull git log --oneline net10-port..main # must print nothing: main untouched git merge --no-ff net10-port -m "Merge net10-port: .NET 10 port" git diff net10-port main # must print nothing: main is exactly what was tested git push origin main git tag -a -m "" git push origin git ls-remote --tags origin ``` `--no-ff` keeps a merge commit, so the whole port can be backed out with `git revert -m 1 ` - [ ] Rebuild the client from `main`, publish, and test **the published artifact itself** - [ ] Rollout: own test droplet first, then customer droplets by time zone, as in the weekly routine - [ ] After release: delete `net10-port` locally and on the remote --- ## Open questions - Release version number (Sockeye's port was released as 8.1.0) Answer: 8.3.0 will be the version - `raven-launcher` (.NET 8, self-contained): move to .NET 10 in the same release? Answer: Yes. It has no package references, so this is the target framework only - `raven-test-integration`: move to `net10.0` (separate commit) or leave on `net8.0`? It only talks HTTP to the server Answer: Move to net10.0 for consistency - Does the client need a rebuild in this pass, or can its current output be carried across? Answer: yes it will have minor changes as well as version number to 8.3.0 - Section 3: which fixes go in this branch, which in a follow-up - How the .NET 10 runtime gets onto Ubuntu 24.04 hosts - MiniProfiler (section 1): keep it and upgrade to 4.5.x (check that `MiniProfiler.EntityFrameworkCore` supports EF Core 10), or remove it in its own commit? Answer: remove it, never used ## Deferred Found during the port, out of scope. One line each. - `License.DoFetchAsync` (`License.cs:629-661`) rethrows at `x == 3`, so the fifth server (Sockeye) is never tried, and it can return `null` to a caller that dereferences it - Stray `raven-client\ayanova\cypress.json`: the Cypress suite lives in `raven-test\e2e` - **Race, affects production after every restart:** `FormFieldReference.FormFieldReferenceList` (`biz/FormFieldReference.cs:57-59`) builds a static dictionary lazily with no lock, assigning it before filling it. A concurrent first request sees it half-built and throws `FormFieldReferenceList: is not valid`. Seen twice on .NET 10, each time on the first form-field use after boot: `VendorCrud.CRUD`, then `FormCustom.FormCustomUpdate`. Fix: build the dictionary fully before publishing it (`Lazy` or a static initialiser). Pre-existing, not a port change. John's decision: its own case, fixed with the other cases going into this release, not under the port - `raven-launcher` `Program.cs:98` calls `PGProcess.StandardInput.Close()` but standard input was never redirected, so it throws `InvalidOperationException` at shutdown: the "Postgres shut down" step never runs and the launcher exits with an error when the server stops. Postgres was started detached by `pg_ctl start`, so it probably stays running. Pre-existing; candidate for its own case - Sockeye 8.1.0 has the NLog 6 archive naming problem fixed here for AyaNova: archives are `log-sockeye_NN.txt`, old `-0` to `-8` archives are never deleted, and its log viewer still sorts by name (it also filters on `ayanova.txt`, not `sockeye.txt`, so the current file is listed twice). Same fix applies: `ArchiveSuffixFormat = "-{0}"` and the date sort - **Improvement, own case after the port (John to create):** bring back logging of JavaScript error details from report page console errors, as Sockeye's port did. AyaNova logs only `ERROR: {message text}`; the per-argument detail (`arg instanceof Error ? arg.message : arg`) is commented out at `biz/ReportBiz.cs:873-876` since case 4586, because `IJSHandle.ExecutionContext` was removed. Sockeye 8.1.0 (`server/biz/ReportBiz.cs:575`) evaluates on the handle instead: `args.Message.Args.Select(arg => arg.EvaluateFunctionAsync("(arg) => arg instanceof Error ? arg.message : arg"))`, which also needs the console handler to be `async` again ## Log | Date | Step | Result | |---|---|---| | 2026-10-22 | Survey of sections 1–3 against the code (read-only) | Findings recorded per item: n/a items ticked with reasons, evidence added, MiniProfiler found present | | 2026-10-22 | Integration baseline, `eb607d34` (unmodified, .NET 8.0.24, fresh test database) | 103 tests: 96 passed, 2 failed (the two known server bugs), 5 skipped | | 2026-10-22 | Case 4676 data-list SQL injection fix (.NET 8) | Integration suite same as baseline. API probe: valid Integer, Decimal and Roles filters return rows; `0 OR 1=1`, `0); select pg_sleep(3); --`, `1)=1 OR (1` and similar are rejected with `ArgumentException` before any SQL runs | | 2026-10-22 | `AdminConnectionString` via `NpgsqlConnectionStringBuilder` (.NET 8) | Boot database check passes; integration suite same as baseline. Old vs new on sample strings: old turned role `AyaNova` and password `AyaNova@1 x` into `postgres`, and host `ayanova.example.com` into `postgres.example.com`; new changes only `Database`. The section 4 role test still applies | | 2026-10-22 | Retarget `net10.0` + framework-matched `Microsoft.*` 10.0.13 + Npgsql EF 10.0.3 | Builds, 0 errors (warnings: CA2022 `FileUtil.cs:875`; NU1902/NU1903 MailKit/MimeKit/Pkcs). Boots on .NET 10.0.3, licence accepted. Suite, first run after boot: 95 passed, 3 failed: the two known plus `VendorCrud.CRUD`, caused by the existing `FormFieldReference` start-up race (see Deferred); `VendorCrud` passes alone. Full rerun: 96 passed, 2 failed (known), 5 skipped = baseline. No EF warning-as-error thrown. Licence, report and E2E gates to run next on this build | | 2026-10-22 | Licence gate (`ayanova.tests`) on `6d6d4d9a` (.NET 10) and on unmodified `eb607d34` (.NET 8 runtime, temporary worktree) | Both 730/730 passed. 726 v8 rows: 389 verify and parse, 337 rejected as not licensed for this build (225 subscription keys, 112 perpetual with maintenance before the build date), 0 signature, format or parse errors. Per-row outcomes identical between the two builds | | 2026-10-22 | Report and E2E baseline gates | Not run, by decision: reports to be verified visually by John; E2E deferred to a later smoke test | | 2026-10-22 | `raven-launcher` → `net10.0` (`d2079c9`) | Release-style publish (`-r win-x64 --self-contained`, trimmed): no warnings, 42 files / 20.3 MB (was 37 / 18.7 MB on .NET 8). Smoke run in a scratch layout: prints version 8.3.0, parses `config.json`, reaches the `pg_ctl.exe` start. Installer test still in section 4 | | 2026-10-22 | MailKit/MimeKit 4.5.0 → 4.18.1, BouncyCastle 2.3.1 → 2.7.0, Pkcs 10.0.13 pinned | Builds (only CA2022 left); no vulnerable packages. Licence gate 730/730, per-row outcomes identical to before. Mail end to end: `test-smtp-settings` sent through `Mailer` (connect, AUTH, send) to a local SMTP sink: well-formed `text/plain; charset=utf-8` message received. Integration suite = baseline. PDF-attachment path not exercised (report emailing) | | 2026-10-22 | Swashbuckle 6.5.0 → 10.3.1, OpenAPI.NET 1.6 → 2.7.5 | Builds (only CA2022). `/swagger/v8/swagger.json` compared with the pre-change document: same 315 paths, 462 operations (ids, parameters, request bodies, response codes) and 137 schemas; same global Bearer requirement and scheme. Only change: `openapi` 3.0.1 → 3.0.4. `/api-docs` UI serves. Integration suite = baseline | | 2026-10-22 | NLog 5.3 → 6.2.2; archive suffix `-{0}`; log viewer sorted by file date | Builds (only CA2022). Server at Trace level, logging to a scratch folder seeded with NLog 5 archives `-0` to `-8`, through suite runs: `log-ayanova.txt` current, 9 archives `log-ayanova-23` to `-31`, old files removed; `GET log-file` lists the current file, then `-31` down to `-23`. Integration suite = baseline. In one of six Trace-level runs `LogFiles.MostRecentLogShouldFetch` most likely failed: a just-rolled current file can hold only TRACE/DEBUG lines (not reproduced; not at Info level) | | 2026-10-22 | PuppeteerSharp 17 → 25.15.0; launch arguments as separate elements | Builds (only CA2022). Rendered all 24 work order and customer reports through the API (`render-job`, poll, download) for records 1 and 2: on PuppeteerSharp 17 (baseline), on 25 with default arguments, and on 25 with `AYANOVA_REPORT_RENDER_BROWSER_PARAMS="--no-sandbox --disable-gpu"`. 24/24 ok each time, page counts identical; PDFs 5–20% smaller with Chrome 155. Integration suite = baseline. PDFs kept in the scratchpad for John's visual check | | 2026-10-22 | John's visual check of the PuppeteerSharp 25 PDFs; `--lang` fix | Identical apart from report 80: date month/day flipped (default locale, see section 1). Probe of Chrome 124/155 with each argument set confirmed the cause. With `--lang=`: John confirmed report 80 shows 22/10/2026 again; 22/22 render, page counts = PuppeteerSharp 17, launch arguments logged as `--no-sandbox --lang=en-CA`. Integration suite: 95 passed, 3 failed: the two known plus `FormCustom.FormCustomUpdate`, which the server log shows was the `FormFieldReference` start-up race again (`Vendor is not valid` at the first form-field use after boot; see Deferred), not this change. **Never render reports 81 (sends real email via the server's SMTP settings) or 86 (writes to the work order) in tests**; 81 ran three times on 2026-10-22 and caused bounces | | 2026-10-22 | Asp.Versioning 8.1.0 → 10.2.1, explicit `.AddMvc()` | Builds; new warnings AV0015/AV0016 left (see section 1) besides CA2022. `swagger.json` identical to the Swashbuckle 10 document (315 paths, 462 operations, 137 schemas, 0 differences). `api/v8/…`, `api/v8.0/…` and `?api-version=8.0` return 200 with `api-supported-versions: 8.0`; `api/v9/…` returns 404 (8.1 response for v9 not checked). Integration suite = baseline | | 2026-10-22 | MiniProfiler removed | Builds (only AV0015/AV0016/CA2022). No `StackExchange.Profiling`/`MiniProfiler`/`AY_PROFILER` left in the server. `/profiler/results-index` now gets the client app's `index.html` fallback like any unknown path; unauthenticated API call still 401. Integration suite = baseline | | 2026-10-22 | CA2022: `FileUtil.GetLinkerTimestampUtc` reads with `ReadAtLeast` | CA2022 gone (only AV0015/AV0016 left). Licence gate 730/730 incl. build-timestamp and `MExBB` checks; per-row outcomes identical to the first .NET 10 run (389 ok / 337 rejected for this build). Server boots and accepts the (trial) licence |