fix: enforce single-owner explicit membership at every folder write sink - #63
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One container could sit in two folders' containers[] via Import Everything bundles, hand-edited config, or a rename landing on a name already explicit elsewhere — and each surface then picked its own winner by processing order. fv3_dedupe_explicit_members() now runs at all three sinks that write folder maps: updateFolder (the saved folder wins), updateFolderIds (rename re-assertion, first-wins), and importAll (first folder in bundle order wins), so read sites never see a contested explicit claim. Closes #62
updateFolderIds() read with the non-strict helper, so a corrupt config decoded as empty. That was previously inert — no folder id matched, so nothing was written — but the dedupe now rewrites every folder from that data, so the read matches updateFolder's strict abort.
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In `@src/folder.view3/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/folder.view3/server/lib.php`:
- Around line 720-721: Normalize winnerId to its canonical string form before
the foreach loop, so the strict comparison with each folder ID remains
consistent when PHP provides integer keys; preserve the existing skip behavior
for the winner and invalid containers.
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PHP stores an all-digit folder id as an integer array key, so the strict comparison failed against the string id the caller passed. The winning folder was then treated as a loser and stripped of the very members claimed for it a few lines earlier — saving such a folder emptied its own container list. Both sides are compared as strings now, with the no-winner case kept explicit so a folder keyed by an empty string is still deduped.
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In `@src/folder.view3/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/folder.view3/server/lib.php`:
- Around line 1320-1322: Update the import filtering logic immediately before
fv3_dedupe_explicit_members() so integer folder IDs produced by json_decode are
normalized to strings before the existing regex validation. Preserve valid
all-digit folder IDs in the cleaned map and continue rejecting keys that do not
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json_decode gives an all-digit folder key an integer type, so the import allowlist's is_string() check discarded that folder entirely — the restore then reported success with a folder missing. The key is validated as its canonical string instead, which keeps the alphanumeric allowlist that guards against ids breaking out of class/onclick attributes at render.
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One container could appear in two folders' explicit
containers[]lists — reachable through Import Everything bundles (including folder.view2-era exports), hand-editeddocker.json/vm.json, or a container rename resolving onto a name already explicit in another folder. The editor itself prevents it, but once present each surface picked its own winner by processing order:syncContainerOrder()first-wins in JSON key order, the rendered tabs by display order. Same defect class #55 closed for explicit-vs-label, left open for explicit-vs-explicit.This enforces single ownership at the write sinks instead of tie-breaking at every read site. A new
fv3_dedupe_explicit_members()runs at all three places that write folder maps:updateFolder()(serves both create.php and update.php) — the folder being saved wins, since that's the user's latest deliberate action; its members are stripped from every other folder in the same atomic writeupdateFolderIds()— the rename-resolution path re-asserts the invariant after patching names (a rename can land on a name already explicit elsewhere); first-wins in key orderimportAll()— the imported docker/vm maps are deduped before writing, first folder in bundle key order wins, deterministic for a given fileRead sites never see a contested explicit claim, so no per-page resolution logic is needed and every surface agrees.
Verified on Unraid's PHP with fixture tests: winner-steals, first-wins, three-way contest with a middle winner, absent winner id, corrupt non-array
containerspassthrough without fatal, non-string entries preserved without claiming, and a duplicate-free map surviving byte-identical through both modes.Closes #62
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