History never changes a sealed variable#1743

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History never changes a sealed variable.

Undo and Roll back keep each sealed variable's current value, and a sealed variable deleted since stays deleted. Neither one brings back plain text for a key that was ever sealed. Before this change, rolling back past a seal re-staged the old plaintext value (repro.md R2).

Verified with new tests in tests/review.rs. In the browser, Undo on the sealing save stages nothing:

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Restoring or undoing history preserves current sealed values instead of replacing them with older secrets. Sealed variables deleted since the saved version remain deleted, and variables added since then remain in place.
    • History will not restore a plain-text value for a key that was previously sealed; it reports a conflict and requires the value to be set again.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified how History handles sealed variables. Existing exclusions for deleted Volume data and private-image credential rotations remain unchanged.

History preparation now preserves sealed variable values when it adjusts a saved configuration. The store records sealed variables per environment. History actions conflict when they would restore plaintext for a key that was previously sealed.

Changes: Sealed Variable History

Layer / File(s)Summary
Record sealed variables
core/crates/ployz-store/src/storage/migrations/0015_sealed_variable.sql, core/crates/ployz-store/src/storage/mod.rs, core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/sealed.rs, core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/mod.rs, core/crates/ployz-store/src/scope.rs
The migration adds an environment-scoped table for sealed variable history. Working-state persistence records sealed variables, and review code loads and matches them by service and variable identity.
Adjust history targets for sealed variables
core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs
prepare_history adjusts its target before preparation. It preserves sealed values and returns a conflict if a target would restore plaintext for a previously sealed key.
Verify and document sealed-value history rules
core/crates/ployz-store/tests/review.rs, docs/user/deploy/deployments.md
Tests cover previews, staging, deployment, rotations, added and deleted keys, and plaintext restoration conflicts. The documentation describes these history rules and retained exclusions.

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History restores gain durable protection for sealed variables without expanding access. No introduced or worsened security vulnerability was established. Protection for existing unsaved seals during upgrade, and behavior when reverting to an older version, remain limited or uncertain.

Retained concerns No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • observed β€” Each history operation is scoped to an environment resolved through the actor's organization and project. Snapshot and ledger queries use that environment ID. The inspected changes do not add cross-organization selection or new privileges.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed β€” Attacker-controlled history selectors remain behind actor-scoped environment resolution. The mutating path locks the environment, rejects stale review versions, applies sealed-history checks, and validates the target before writing. Overwrite confirmation does not bypass these controls.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed β€” The added tests specify preservation across rotation, deletion, addition, repeated history actions, and sealing between saves. These support the normal transition contract but do not establish pre-upgrade backfill or operational binary-rollback safety.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed β€” Consider backfilling existing sealed working-state identities during upgrade and defining older-version rollback or mixed-writer restrictions. These would extend the new guarantee to legacy unsaved seals and prevent reliance on enforcement unavailable in older versions.
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core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rsline 2017Outdated Β· 9127e2cOpen thread
……@@ -1993,8 +1993,83 @@ pub(super) fn prepare_history(
2014+ target: &mut SavedEnvironmentIntent,
2015+) -> Result<(), RpcError> {
2016+ let mut plain = Vec::new();
2017+ for service in &mut target.services {
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P1 Badge Preserve sealed variables absent from the target

When a sealed variable was added after the revision being restored, that revision contains no corresponding target variable, so this target-only loop never examines the current sealed value. Prepared::from_target consequently treats it as a deletion: restoring a revision saved before web.env.TOKEN existed removes the current secret, contrary to the current-value guarantee in docs/user/deploy/deployments.md. Merge current sealed variables into matching target services, or otherwise prevent their deletion when the target omits them.

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Fixed in 3210b8f2b. keep_sealed now carries every currently sealed key into each surviving Service, so Undo or Roll back past the save that added it keeps it. Test history_keeps_a_sealed_key_added_since.

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2069+ }
2070+ }
2071+ Ok(())
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Reject History when it would remove a service with a sealed variable.

When a selected Restore or Undo target predates a current service, keep_sealed does not inspect that service. History then validates and stages the target without the service, removing its sealed variables. This violates the documented rule that History never changes a sealed variable.

Add the guard in keep_sealed. Reject this case instead of re-adding the service, because undoing a service addition is an established History behavior.

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1 fn keep_sealed(
2 tx: &mut dyn Tx,
3 environment: &Environment,
4 target: &mut SavedEnvironmentIntent,
5 ) -> Result<(), RpcError> {
6+ for current in &environment.working.services {
7+ if !target
8+ .services
9+ .iter()
10+ .any(|service| service.id == current.id)
11+ && current
12+ .variables
13+ .iter()
14+ .any(|variable| sealed(&variable.value))
15+ {
16+ return Err(error::conflict(
17+ format!("{} contains a sealed variable", current.slug),
18+ json!({ "path": current.slug }),
19+ ));
20+ }
21+ }
22 let mut plain = Vec::new();
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1 keep_sealed(tx, environment, &mut target)?;
2 Prepared::from_target(tx, environment, saved, target, selected)
3}
4fn sealed(value: &SavedVariableValue) -> bool {
5 match value {
6 SavedVariableValue::Secret { encrypted_value: _ }
7 | SavedVariableValue::SecretWithoutValue => true,
8 SavedVariableValue::Literal { value: _ } | SavedVariableValue::Template { parts: _ } => {
9 false
10 }
11 }
12}
13/// History never changes a sealed value: a key sealed now keeps its value, a
14/// sealed key deleted since stays deleted, and a key once sealed never comes
15/// back as plain text.
16fn keep_sealed(
17 tx: &mut dyn Tx,
18 environment: &Environment,
19 target: &mut SavedEnvironmentIntent,
20) -> Result<(), RpcError> {
21 for current in &environment.working.services {
22 if !target
23 .services
24 .iter()
25 .any(|service| service.id == current.id)
26 && current
27 .variables
28 .iter()
29 .any(|variable| sealed(&variable.value))
30 {
31 return Err(error::conflict(
32 format!("{} contains a sealed variable", current.slug),
33 json!({ "path": current.slug }),
34 ));
35 }
36 }
37 let mut plain = Vec::new();
38 for service in &mut target.services {
39 let current = environment
40 .working
41 .services
42 .iter()
43 .find(|current| current.id == service.id);
44 service.variables.retain_mut(|variable| {
45 let now = current
46 .and_then(|current| current.variables.iter().find(|now| now.key == variable.key));
47 match now {
48 Some(now) if sealed(&now.value) || sealed(&variable.value) => {
49 variable.id.clone_from(&now.id);
50 variable
51 .value_fingerprint
52 .clone_from(&now.value_fingerprint);
53 variable.value = now.value.clone();
54 true
55 }
56 Some(now) if now.value == variable.value => true,
57 None if sealed(&variable.value) => current.is_none(),
58 Some(_) | None => {
59 plain.push((
60 service.id.clone(),
61 service.slug.clone(),
62 variable.key.clone(),
63 ));
64 true
65 }
66 }
67 });
68 }
69 if plain.is_empty() {
70 return Ok(());
71 }
72 for row in tx.query(
73 "SELECT intent FROM config_saved WHERE environment_id = ?1",
74 &[environment.summary.id.as_str().into()],
75 )? {
76 let intent = row.intent(0, "Saved State")?;
77 for (id, slug, key) in &plain {
78 let once = intent
79 .services
80 .iter()
81 .filter(|service| service.id == *id)
82 .flat_map(|service| &service.variables)
83 .any(|variable| variable.key == *key && sealed(&variable.value));
84 if once {
85 return Err(error::conflict(
86 format!("{key} was sealed. Set it again."),
87 json!({ "path": format!("{slug}.env.{key}") }),
88 ));
89 }
90 }
91 }
92 Ok(())
93}
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Product call, flagged to the owner: the sealed rule covers variables, and whether it extends to removing a whole service that holds sealed variables isn't settled. Leaving this open.

Keeping this by design. The sealed rule covers a sealed variable's value: History never rolls one back to an older value and never turns one into plain text. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. A restored Service gets back the last ciphertext it had, which is not an older value, so a restored Service is never missing its secrets. Flagged to Nick as a product follow-up.

@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying the product rule. My finding applied the sealed-value rule too broadly to whole-Service removal. Under this design, the proposed guard is unnecessary. I withdraw the finding.


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3File: core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs:2036-2119
4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:49.336Z
5Learning: In getployz/ployz, the History sealed-variable rule in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs protects variable values: History must not roll a sealed value back or turn it into plaintext. Whole-Service addition and removal are allowed to move sealed variables with the Service. The intended restoration contract is that a restored Service receives the last ciphertext it held, rather than losing its secrets. Do not require keep_sealed to reject whole-Service removal solely because the Service contains sealed variables.

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@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying. This finding remains open pending the owner's product decision. The proposed guard is not a required fix unless the sealed-variable rule also applies to whole-Service removal.


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3File: core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs:2070-2094
4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:56.484Z
5Learning: In the Rust history implementation in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs, the sealed-value rule distinguishes variable changes from whole-Service lifecycle changes. History must not roll a sealed variable's value back or turn it into plaintext. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. Restoring a deleted Service intentionally restores its sealed variables, so keep_sealed retains historical sealed variables when the current Service is absent. Do not recommend removing those variables solely because current.is_none().

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2Repo: getployz/ployz PR: 1743
3File: core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs:2036-2119
4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:52.260Z
5Learning: In getployz/ployz, the History sealed-variable rule in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs protects variable values: History must not roll a sealed value back or turn it into plaintext. Whole-Service addition and removal are allowed to move sealed variables with the Service. The intended restoration contract is that a restored Service receives the last ciphertext it held, rather than losing its secrets. Do not require keep_sealed to reject whole-Service removal solely because the Service contains sealed variables.

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core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rsline 2056Outdated Β· 3210b8fOpen thread
……@@ -2013,8 +2013,90 @@ pub(super) fn prepare_history(
2053+ true
2054+ }
2055+ Some(now) if now.value == variable.value => true,
2056+ None if sealed(&variable.value) => current.is_none(),
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P1 Badge Drop sealed values when their service is currently absent

When Undo restores a service removal, or Restore targets a revision containing a now-deleted service, current is None, so this arm retains every historical sealed variable. The restored service can therefore deploy its old secret even though that variable is currently deleted, contradicting the documented contract that deleted sealed variables stay deleted; drop the historical sealed variables rather than retaining them solely because their owning service is absent.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L6-L6

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Product call, flagged to the owner: restoring a deleted service with its sealed variables is deliberate in this layer, and whether the sealed rule should cover whole-service lifecycle isn't settled. Leaving this open.

Keeping this by design. The sealed rule covers a sealed variable's value: History never rolls one back to an older value and never turns one into plain text. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. A restored Service gets back the last ciphertext it had, which is not an older value, so a restored Service is never missing its secrets. Flagged to Nick as a product follow-up.

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2071+ }
2072+ }
2073+ }
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Do not restore sealed variables with a deleted service.

When a history action recreates a service that is absent from the current environment, current is None. The None if sealed(&variable.value) branch then returns true, so Restore or Undo retains the historical sealed value and stages it again. This violates the rule that a sealed variable deleted since stays deleted.

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Product call, flagged to the owner (same question as the other thread on this arm): restoring a deleted service brings its sealed variables back on purpose today. Leaving this open.

Keeping this by design. The sealed rule covers a sealed variable's value: History never rolls one back to an older value and never turns one into plain text. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. A restored Service gets back the last ciphertext it had, which is not an older value, so a restored Service is never missing its secrets. Flagged to Nick as a product follow-up.

@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying the product rule. My finding incorrectly applied variable deletion behavior to whole-Service restoration. Retaining sealed variables when current.is_none() is intentional, so I withdraw the suggested change.


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4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:52.860Z
5Learning: In the Rust history implementation in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs, the sealed-value rule distinguishes variable changes from whole-Service lifecycle changes. History must not roll a sealed variable's value back or turn it into plaintext. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. Restoring a deleted Service intentionally restores its sealed variables, so keep_sealed retains historical sealed variables when the current Service is absent. Do not recommend removing those variables solely because current.is_none().

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@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying. This matches the existing product guidance provided in the retrieved learnings. Restoring a deleted Service intentionally restores its sealed variables, so my suggested change is not required. I’ll leave this thread open for the owner’s product decision.


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3File: core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs:2070-2094
4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:56.484Z
5Learning: In the Rust history implementation in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs, the sealed-value rule distinguishes variable changes from whole-Service lifecycle changes. History must not roll a sealed variable's value back or turn it into plaintext. Adding or removing a whole Service moves its sealed variables with it. Restoring a deleted Service intentionally restores its sealed variables, so keep_sealed retains historical sealed variables when the current Service is absent. Do not recommend removing those variables solely because current.is_none().

1Learnt from: nick-potts
2Repo: getployz/ployz PR: 1743
3File: core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs:2036-2119
4Timestamp: 2026-10-13T11:54:52.260Z
5Learning: In getployz/ployz, the History sealed-variable rule in core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rs protects variable values: History must not roll a sealed value back or turn it into plaintext. Whole-Service addition and removal are allowed to move sealed variables with the Service. The intended restoration contract is that a restored Service receives the last ciphertext it held, rather than losing its secrets. Do not require keep_sealed to reject whole-Service removal solely because the Service contains sealed variables.

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core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rslines 2078–2080Outdated Β· 0eba2beOpen thread
……@@ -2013,8 +2013,90 @@ pub(super) fn prepare_history(
2077+ }
2078+ for row in tx.query(
2079+ "SELECT intent FROM config_saved WHERE environment_id = ?1",
2080+ &[environment.summary.id.as_str().into()],
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Fixed in fe994064a: every seal is recorded at write time in config_sealed_variable, so a key sealed only between saves can never come back as plain text (test history_never_brings_back_plain_text_of_a_key_sealed_only_between_saves).

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core/crates/ployz-store/src/review/authored.rslines 2064–2065Outdated Β· 349acfbOpen thread
……@@ -2033,8 +2033,90 @@ pub(super) fn prepare_history(
2062+ .find(|current| current.id == service.id);
2063+ service.variables.retain_mut(|variable| {
2064+ let now = current
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Do not restore a sealed variable together with a deleted service.

A History action can recreate a service that is absent from the current environment. In that case current is None, and the None if sealed(&variable.value) arm returns true. Restore or Undo then keeps the historical ciphertext and stages it again. This breaks the documented rule that a sealed key deleted since stays deleted.

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……@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
1+-- Every variable an Environment's Working State held sealed, recorded at the write
2+-- that sealed it: History never brings plain text back for one, even when the
3+-- seal never reached a save.
4+CREATE TABLE config_sealed_variable (

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Fixed in 39b65c950: migration 0015 now backfills the sealed ledger from every Environment's current Working State (test: a_seal_only_working_state_held_at_upgrade_keeps_history_from_plain_text).

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21632164 } else {
21642165 selected.clone()
21652166 };
2167+ keep_sealed(tx, environment, &mut target)?;
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Fixed in 23bd301aa: the History entry in core/CONTEXT.md now says History never changes a sealed variable and refuses to bring back plain text for a key that was ever sealed.

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