Let config_write set a file's mode, uid and gid#1840

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The config_write agent tool always wrote files with mode 0444 and owner 0:0, or kept what a file already had. ployz config put could set --mode, --uid and --gid, but the agent and ployz mcp couldn't.

config_write now takes optional mode, uid and gid and passes them to PutConfigFile. They apply to every file in the call. The CLI writes one file per call, and a per-file map would cost catalog bytes.

  • mode is a FileMode, the same type and parser the CLI uses. The schema pattern ^0?[0-7]{1,3}$ accepts exactly what FileMode::parse accepts (1 to 4 octal digits, at most 0777). A bad mode is refused with field: "mode".
  • uid and gid are u32, like the CLI's id flags.
  • When an input is left out, the Store keeps the file's current value, or uses 0444 / 0 for a new file (config_item/mod.rs). That matches the CLI's defaults.

Gate: unchanged, never asks. Writing a config file is staged and destroys nothing, and neither ployz config put nor the dashboard's Save asks first.

Catalog size: 49,460 B, under the current 49,500 B cap. Only mode has a description. uid and gid speak for themselves.

Docs: docs/user/services/configs.md no longer says custom permissions are CLI-only. It says the dashboard can't set them yet and points to the agent or the CLI. The dashboard control is a separate item.

Proof: config_write_sets_permissions_and_a_later_write_keeps_them writes with 0440/1000/1001, rewrites the text without them and checks the permissions stay, then checks that 1777 is refused on mode. agent_tools snapshot reblessed with PLOYZ_BLESS=1.

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  • New Features
    • When writing config files through supported tools, you can set a file’s permission mode and user/group IDs. Leave any of these options unspecified to preserve their existing values. Invalid permission modes are rejected.
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    • Clarified that custom file modes and user/group IDs cannot be set in the dashboard, and described setting them through the CLI or by providing file text to the agent.

Config writes now accept optional mode, UID, and GID values and pass them to PutConfigFile. Tests cover setting and preserving these values, and reject mode 1777. Documentation identifies the CLI and Ployz agent as options for setting custom file attributes.

Changes: Config file attributes

Layer / File(s)Summary
Optional file attributes
core/crates/ployz-store/src/tools/config.rs, core/crates/ployz-store/tests/snapshots/agent_tools.json, core/crates/ployz-store/tests/agent_tool_calls.rs, core/crates/ployz-store/tests/agent_tools.rs, docs/user/services/configs.md
ConfigWrite accepts optional mode, UID, and GID values and passes them to PutConfigFile. The schema snapshot and tests cover these attributes, including omitted values and rejection of mode 1777. The catalog size limit is updated. The documentation describes setting custom attributes through the CLI or Ployz agent.

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Config writes can now set file mode and ownership, with coverage for applying and retaining those values and rejecting an invalid mode. No actionable merge risk was established.

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The change adds meaningful control over configuration-file access, but retains staging, existing organization boundaries, and read-only container mounts. No new authorization bypass was established. Hosted authorization and end-to-end deployment behavior were not fully verified.

Retained concerns No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred β€” The new authority covers every supplied file in the selected Config and, after deployment, every service consuming that shared Config. It is not limited to the optionally named attachment service. The new fields select ownership and permissions, not arbitrary host paths or another resource class.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed β€” MCP local writes carry the bound Actor, and hosted writes forward the existing credential. Store project resolution filters by the Actor's organization before resolving and locking the target environment. The new fields do not supply another identity.
  • observed β€” ConfigWrite retains the default Never approval gate and its staged-write behavior. The PR expands model-controlled attributes, but does not remove an existing approval step. CLI config writes already expose the same attributes through PutConfigFile; FileMode prevents special privilege bits.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed β€” The local materializer creates a 0600 temporary file, writes and syncs content, applies ownership and permissions, then renames it into place. Error cleanup attempts to remove the temporary file. File identity hashes content together with UID, GID, and mode, so different attribute sets do not reuse the same final pathname.
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docs/user/services/configs.mdlines 74–75Outdated Β· c651045Open thread
……@@ -71,8 +71,9 @@ A file is one change, so discarding it restores both its text and permissions.
74-Custom modes and user and group IDs are CLI-only for now. For an app that reads files as user
75-`1000`, set the owner and permissions together:
74+The dashboard can't set a custom mode or user and group ID yet. Ask the
75+[Ployz agent](../account/agent-sidebar.md) to set them, or use the CLI. For an app that reads files
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P2 Badge Limit the claim that the agent can edit permissions

For an existing file whose text is not already in the conversation, this recommendation cannot be followed safely: config_write still requires a nonempty files map and replaces each supplied file's content (core/crates/ployz-store/src/tools/config.rs:25-27), while the tool catalog has no Config read/inspect operation and environment_show returns only Config names (core/crates/ployz-store/src/tools/environment.rs:92). Asking the agent merely to change a mode, UID, or GID therefore requires the user to provide the complete content again or risks overwriting it; limit this claim to creating/rewriting files, or add a read or metadata-only operation.

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Fixed in 40dfc64. No agent tool reads a Config file's text, so the doc now says you set permissions when you write the file, from the CLI or by giving the agent the text. ployz config put rewrites the text too.

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core/crates/ployz-store/tests/agent_tool_calls.rsline 478Outdated Β· c651045Open thread
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476+#[test]
477+fn config_write_sets_permissions_and_a_later_write_keeps_them() {
478+ let store = shop();
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Run this Store test through the shared backend helper.

shop() hardcodes SQLite, so this test does not exercise PostgreSQL. The migration-only exception does not apply to this normal Store behavior test. Use backend::open() and include agent_tool_calls in the PostgreSQL CI target.

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1-use ployz_store::{
2- Actor, Admit, ConfigStore, ConfigsQuery, CreateEnvironment, CreateProject, CreateService,
3+use ployz_store::{
4+ Actor, Admit, ConfigStore, ConfigsQuery, CreateEnvironment, CreateProject, CreateService,
5 CreateVolume, Deploy, DeploymentId, EnvironmentId, EnvironmentName, EnvironmentRef,
6- EnvironmentsQuery, NamespacesQuery, OrganizationId, ProjectId, ProjectName, RowTracker,
7- RunEvidence, RunnerId, SealingKey, ServiceLineageId, VolumeId, VolumeName,
8+ EnvironmentsQuery, NamespacesQuery, OrganizationId, ProjectId, ProjectName, RowTracker,
9+ RunEvidence, RunnerId, ServiceLineageId, VolumeId, VolumeName,
10 };
11 use serde_json::{Value, json};
12
13+mod backend;
14+
15 fn who() -> Actor {
16@@
17 fn shop() -> ConfigStore {
18- let store = ConfigStore::open(
19- "sqlite::memory:",
20- SealingKey::new(b"test-encryption-secret").unwrap(),
21- )
22- .unwrap();
23+ let store = backend::open();
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1- run: cargo nextest run --package ployz-store --test store --test review --test deployment --test git --test service --test config_item --test variables --test registry --test domain --test volume --test automation --test branch --test removal --test pull_request --test sync --test migration --test never_sync --test follow --test batch --test on_merge --test proposal --locked
2+ run: cargo nextest run --package ployz-store --test store --test review --test deployment --test git --test service --test config_item --test variables --test registry --test domain --test volume --test automation --test branch --test removal --test pull_request --test sync --test migration --test never_sync --test follow --test batch --test on_merge --test proposal --test agent_tool_calls --locked
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Not changing this. Every test in agent_tool_calls.rs runs on SQLite on purpose: it tests the tool step machine, not the Store backends. config_item.rs already covers storing mode, uid and gid on both backends. Moving this file to Postgres would be a separate change.

@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying. This test checks the tool step machine, not Store backend behavior. config_item.rs already covers storing mode, uid, and gid on both backends. My request to move this test to PostgreSQL was misplaced. I withdraw the finding.


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🟑 Minor · Bound uid and gid to u32::MAX in the tool schema. · config.rs:33-36

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Bound uid and gid to u32::MAX in the tool schema.

The uid and gid schema declarations currently accept any nonnegative integer, but ConfigWrite deserializes both values as Option<u32>. A schema-valid value above u32::MAX can therefore fail during tool-call deserialization. Add the same maximum to both declarations.

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  • Say permissions are set when a file is written164d49a
  • Fit the catalog cap to this layer58f9e59
  • Let config_write set a file's mode, uid and gid6871a97

Verifier verdict: PASS at 58f9e597a. config_write takes mode/uid/gid. Restack onto main 3f1e4155c: independent delta verifier PASS (range-diff 55/55 explained, caps re-measured, no generated config-wasm diff). CI green on this head. Lab: file inside the container is mode 440 uid 999 gid 1000.