Async event handlers (via Watermill) from the previous test can hold
SQLite connections, starving the next test's fixture setup PATCH request.
Three changes fix this:
1. Track in-flight event handler goroutines with a WaitGroup.
2. Call WaitForPendingHandlers() in the test endpoint before
truncating/inserting data.
3. Navigate the browser to about:blank in fixture teardown to stop
notification polling and other frontend requests between tests.
checkUserCaldavTokens called user.GetCaldavTokens which creates its own
db.NewSession(), while the caller (BasicAuth) already holds an open
session. With SQLite this caused a deadlock because the second session
blocks on the write lock held by the first session in the same goroutine.
Add GetCaldavTokensWithSession that accepts an existing session and use
it from checkUserCaldavTokens.
SameSite=None requires Secure=true per browser spec. When running over
plain HTTP (local dev, e2e tests), browsers reject or downgrade the
cookie, breaking session refresh. Fall back to SameSite=Lax for HTTP
while keeping SameSite=None for HTTPS (needed for the Electron desktop
app cross-origin scenario).
Three SQLite connection issues are fixed:
1. The refactoring in 26c0f71 accidentally dropped _busy_timeout from
the file-based SQLite connection string. Without it, concurrent
transactions get instant SQLITE_BUSY errors instead of waiting.
2. _txlock=immediate forced ALL transactions (including reads) to
acquire the write lock at BEGIN, serializing all database access.
WAL mode makes this unnecessary: readers use snapshots and never
block writers, so the SHARED-to-RESERVED deadlock cannot occur.
3. In-memory shared cache (file::memory:?cache=shared) uses table-level
locking where _busy_timeout is ineffective (returns SQLITE_LOCKED,
not SQLITE_BUSY) and concurrent connections deadlock. Replace with a
temp file using WAL mode for proper concurrency.
MaxOpenConns(1) caused Go-level deadlocks: when two goroutines needed
database connections concurrently, the second blocked forever waiting
for the single connection pool slot. This broke CI (sqlite web tests
timed out after 45min, e2e tests hung).
The actual "database is locked" errors were caused by SQLite's default
deferred transaction locking: two connections both acquire SHARED locks,
then deadlock when both try to promote to RESERVED for writing. SQLite
detects this instantly and returns SQLITE_BUSY, bypassing busy_timeout.
_txlock=immediate fixes this by acquiring the write lock at BEGIN time.
The second concurrent transaction waits (up to busy_timeout) instead of
deadlocking. Combined with WAL mode (concurrent readers + single writer),
this handles concurrency correctly without restricting the Go connection
pool.
SameSite=Strict prevents the browser from sending the HttpOnly refresh
token cookie in cross-origin contexts like the Electron desktop app,
where the page runs on localhost but the API is on a remote host. This
caused sessions to expire quickly because refresh requests never
included the cookie.
SameSite=None allows cross-origin sending while HttpOnly still prevents
JavaScript from reading the cookie value (XSS protection).
Resolves#2309
Configure SQLite connections with WAL journal mode, a 5-second busy
timeout, shared cache, and a max of 1 open connection. SQLite only
supports a single writer at a time, so without these settings concurrent
API requests (e.g. bulk task creation) would immediately fail with
"database is locked" instead of waiting and retrying.
When multiple avatar components mount with alternating sizes (e.g. 48
and 20), invalidateAvatarCache clears pending requests for ALL sizes of
the same user, causing each call to create a new HTTP request instead of
reusing the pending one.
I noticed this issue when I open a task with 20 comments, the avatar
requests make the service OOM.
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calculateNewPositionForTask only checked for lowestPosition == 0 before
triggering a full position recalculation. Extremely small position
values (e.g. 3.16e-285) passed this check, causing new tasks to get
meaningless positions via the index * 2^16 fallback, breaking sort
order.
Use the same < MinPositionSpacing threshold that
createPositionsForTasksInView and the position update handler already
use.
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When creating a new view without specifying a position, it defaulted to
0, causing it to always sort before all other views. Apply
calculateDefaultPosition to assign a unique position based on the view
ID, consistent with how projects, tasks, and buckets handle this.
Fixesgo-vikunja/vikunja#2319
Wraps all tables that were missing overflow handling in a
`has-horizontal-overflow` div to prevent horizontal overflow on mobile
viewports.
Affected components:
- Sessions.vue
- ApiTokens.vue
- ProjectSettingsWebhooks.vue
- LinkSharing.vue
- UserTeam.vue
- EditTeam.vue
- ProjectSettingsViews.vue
Fixes https://github.com/go-vikunja/vikunja/issues/2331
Add pnpm override to force all transitive rollup dependencies to use
the direct dependency version (4.59.0), eliminating the old 2.79.2
pulled in by workbox-build.
Make the "create new" option in multiselect dropdowns visually distinct
from regular search results by adding a green plus icon and making the
hint text always visible instead of only on hover.
word-break: break-all breaks text at any character, causing mid-word
breaks even when the word could fit on the next line. overflow-wrap:
break-word wraps at word boundaries first and only breaks mid-word
when a single word exceeds the container width.
The go-datemath lexer panics with "scanner internal error" when given
certain malformed inputs like "no" (it starts recognizing "now" but
hits EOF). Wrap datemath.Parse in a recover so the panic becomes a
regular error, allowing the fallback date parser to handle it gracefully.
Closesgo-vikunja/vikunja#2307
Replace FormField with Password component for new password input:
- Provides real-time validation feedback (8-72 char requirement)
- Remove redundant password confirmation field
- Disable save button when form is invalid (validation errors or empty fields)
- Add httpCodeGetter interface to handle ValidationHTTPError in test helper
- Add test case for password too short in password reset
- Add test case for password too short in password update
- Fix existing test data to use valid 8+ char passwords
Add bcrypt_password validation to password reset and update endpoints:
- Add validation tag to PasswordReset.NewPassword struct field
- Add validation tag to UserPassword.NewPassword struct field
- Add c.Validate() calls in both handlers
- Fix off-by-one error in bcrypt_password validator (use <= 72 not < 72)
Password requirements: min 8 chars, max 72 bytes (bcrypt limit)
Replace io.LimitReader with a new readZipEntry helper that reads one extra
byte to detect when content exceeds maxZipEntrySize (500MB). This prevents
silent data corruption where partial file bytes would be stored as if the
upload succeeded.
The import now fails with ErrFileTooLarge instead of accepting truncated
content for attachments and background blobs.
