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Sanitize DB seed before import. #33

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@Bladedu Bladedu commented Mar 31, 2025

PR Type

Enhancement


Description

  • Sanitize database dumps before import

  • Add configurable DB_EXTRA_ARGS parameter

  • Replace mysql with mariadb command

  • Add ability to disable sanitization


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Enhancement
import-from-bucket.sh
Add sanitization and improve import configuration               

app/commands/mysql/subcommands/import-from-bucket.sh

  • Added DB_EXTRA_ARGS parameter with default "--skip-ssl"
  • Added DB_DUMP_SANITIZE flag with default enabled
  • Added sanitization step before database import
  • Replaced mysql command with mariadb command
  • +17/-1   
    functions
    Add database sanitization function                                             

    app/functions

  • Added sanitizeDbSeed function to remove problematic SQL statements
  • Function removes USE and CREATE DATABASE statements
  • Function removes sandbox mode comment
  • +10/-0   

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    Error Handling

    The sanitizeDbSeed function is called without checking if it exists or is properly defined before the script runs. If the function fails, there's no error handling for this specific operation.

    sanitizeDbSeed "${DUMP_FILE}"
    Incomplete Sanitization

    The sanitization function only removes specific patterns but might miss other database-specific commands that could cause issues during import. Consider adding more patterns to sanitize or using a more comprehensive approach.

    # Remove all lines starting with 'CREATE DATABASE' or 'USE'
    sed -i '/^USE.*;$/d' "${file}"
    sed -i '/^CREATE DATABASE.*;$/d' "${file}"
    sed -i '1{/^\/\*!999999\\- enable the sandbox mode \*\//d}' "${file}"

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    Possible issue
    Add error handling

    The script is missing error handling for the sanitizeDbSeed function. If the
    sanitization fails, the script should exit with an error code to prevent importing a
    potentially problematic database dump.

    app/commands/mysql/subcommands/import-from-bucket.sh [167-171]

     # Prepare the database.
     if [ "${DB_DUMP_SANITIZE}" -eq 1 ]; then
       echo "Sanitizing the database dump file."
       sanitizeDbSeed "${DUMP_FILE}"
    +  EXIT_SANITIZE=$?
    +  if [ ${EXIT_SANITIZE} -ne 0 ]; then
    +    echo "ERROR: Database sanitization failed."
    +    exit ${EXIT_SANITIZE}
    +  fi
     fi
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    __

    Why: This suggestion adds important error handling for the sanitization process. Without it, the script would continue with database import even if sanitization failed, potentially leading to data integrity issues. This is a significant improvement for robustness.

    Medium
    Check file existence

    The sanitizeDbSeed function should check if the file exists before attempting to
    modify it, to prevent errors when the file is missing or inaccessible.

    app/functions [83-90]

     function sanitizeDbSeed() {
       local file="${1:-$DUMP_FILE}"
       echo "Sanitizing ${file}"
    +  if [ ! -f "${file}" ]; then
    +    echo "ERROR: File ${file} does not exist or is not accessible."
    +    return 1
    +  fi
       # Remove all lines starting with 'CREATE DATABASE' or 'USE'
       sed -i '/^USE.*;$/d' "${file}"
       sed -i '/^CREATE DATABASE.*;$/d' "${file}"
       sed -i '1{/^\/\*!999999\\- enable the sandbox mode \*\//d}' "${file}"
    +  return 0
     }
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    __

    Why: The suggestion adds a critical file existence check before attempting to modify it with sed commands. This prevents potential errors and improves error reporting when the dump file is missing or inaccessible, enhancing script reliability.

    Medium
    General
    Validate numeric input

    The script should validate that DB_DUMP_SANITIZE is a valid integer before using it
    in a numeric comparison to avoid unexpected behavior with non-numeric values.

    app/commands/mysql/subcommands/import-from-bucket.sh [56-59]

     if [[ -z "${DB_DUMP_SANITIZE:-}" ]]; then
       echo "DB_DUMP_SANITIZE not set. Defaulting to 1"
       DB_DUMP_SANITIZE=1
    +elif ! [[ "${DB_DUMP_SANITIZE}" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
    +  echo "WARNING: DB_DUMP_SANITIZE is not a valid integer. Defaulting to 1"
    +  DB_DUMP_SANITIZE=1
     fi
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    __

    Why: This suggestion adds validation to ensure DB_DUMP_SANITIZE contains a valid integer before using it in numeric comparisons. This prevents potential script failures or unexpected behavior when non-numeric values are provided, improving script robustness.

    Low

    @Bladedu Bladedu merged commit 09e37a8 into main Mar 31, 2025
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