AZ-491 (3 SP): eliminate the cycle-2 duplicate of JWT-minting logic
that existed in both SatelliteProvider.Tests/TestUtilities/
JwtTokenFactory.cs (unit-side) and SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests/
JwtTestHelpers.cs (integration-side), where the same Expires <
NotBefore bug needed parallel fixes in commits f64d0d7 + 11b7074.
Option A chosen: new SatelliteProvider.TestSupport class library
(no test framework) holds the canonical JwtTokenFactory.Create /
CreateExpired / TamperSignature. Both Tests and IntegrationTests
consume it via ProjectReference; production projects (Api, Common,
DataAccess, Services.*) cannot depend on it. The notBefore-shift
workaround is preserved with an inline regression-prevention comment
back-referencing the cycle-2 fix commits.
SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests/JwtTestHelpers.cs is stripped to
runner-only concerns: ResolveSecretOrThrow, AttachDefaultAuthorization,
and the DefaultSubject = "integration-tests" constant. Call sites in
Program.cs, JwtIntegrationTests.cs, and UavUploadTests.cs (10 sites)
switched to JwtTokenFactory.* with JwtTestHelpers.DefaultSubject
explicitly passed for the runner subject - behavior parity preserved.
Dockerfile for IntegrationTests gets the new TestSupport csproj
in its pre-restore COPY layer. Api Dockerfile unchanged (TestSupport
is NOT a production dependency).
A new code-review SKILL.md Phase 6 checklist row flags near-identical
helper logic across test projects as a Medium / Maintainability
finding with explicit cycle-2 retro back-reference, so this whole
pattern stops at one occurrence.
module-layout.md adds a TestSupport Shared/Cross-Cutting entry
documenting the production-isolation invariant. tests_unit.md +
tests_integration.md updated to describe the consolidated layout.
sln updated.
Test-suite gate (AC-2 + AC-3) deferred to Step 16 Final Test Run
per implement-skill convention. Per-batch review verdict:
PASS_WITH_WARNINGS with 1 Low (pre-existing 7.0.3 version pin
preserved verbatim from cycle-2 IntegrationTests csproj for parity;
not blocking; deferred bump).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Replaces the 501 stub at POST /api/satellite/upload with a multipart
batch endpoint that ingests UAV-captured tiles, runs each item through
a 5-rule quality gate, and persists accepted tiles via the AZ-484
multi-source storage path with source='uav'.
Quality gate (in fixed order, first failure wins): JPEG format
(content-type + magic), size band 5 KiB-5 MiB, exact 256x256
dimensions, captured-at age (no future >30 s skew, no older than
7 days), luminance variance on 32x32 downsample. Closed reject-reason
enumeration in v1.0.0 contract.
Authorization: custom PermissionsRequirement / PermissionsAuthorization
Handler that reads the JWT `permissions` claim (tolerates both
repeated-string and JSON-array shapes). Endpoint protected by
RequiresGpsPermission policy; 401 without token, 403 without GPS perm.
Persistence: file-first to ./tiles/uav/{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg, then
ITileRepository.InsertAsync UPSERT (per-source UPSERT contract from
AZ-484). Per-item failures reported in response without aborting the
batch. Kestrel MaxRequestBodySize and FormOptions limits set to
MaxBatchSize x MaxBytes (default 100 x 5 MiB = 500 MiB).
New frozen contract: _docs/02_document/contracts/api/uav-tile-upload.md
v1.0.0. PT-08 NFR added to performance-tests.md as Deferred (harness
work tracked in PT-07 leftover, per AZ-488 § Risk 4).
Tests: 11 quality-gate unit tests, 5 handler unit tests, 3 file-path
unit tests, 12 permission-handler unit tests, 7 integration tests
(AC-1..AC-6, AC-8). All 253 unit tests + smoke integration suite
green.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Adds Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer 8.0.21 and the
SatelliteProvider.Api.Authentication.AddSatelliteJwt extension that
validates HS256 tokens against a shared JWT_SECRET (>=32 bytes, fail
fast at startup). Every minimal-API endpoint now carries
.RequireAuthorization(); the middleware chain is UseExceptionHandler ->
UseHttpsRedirection -> UseCors -> UseAuthentication -> UseAuthorization
-> endpoints. Swagger UI gets a Bearer security definition so the
Authorize button works.
Test infrastructure: JwtTokenFactory (unit) and JwtTestHelpers
(integration) mint deterministic tokens against the same secret; the
integration test runner attaches a default Bearer token to its shared
HttpClient so existing tests continue to exercise protected endpoints.
JwtIntegrationTests adds AC-1..AC-4 and AC-7 (Swagger advertises
Bearer) end-to-end; AuthenticationServiceCollectionExtensionsTests
covers AC-5 (missing/empty/short secret fail-fast) plus env-var
precedence; JwtTokenFactoryTests covers AC-6 (claims pass through
the JwtSecurityTokenHandler.ValidateToken path JwtBearer uses).
docker-compose and scripts/run-tests.sh now propagate JWT_SECRET to
the api and integration-tests containers, with a >=32-byte guard.
.env.example documents the required keys; .env stays gitignored.
Code review verdict: PASS_WITH_WARNINGS (2 Low findings surfaced
in _docs/03_implementation/reviews/batch_01_cycle2_review.md).
Cross-component coordination: gps-denied-onboard and the mission
planner UI must attach Bearer tokens before this lands in dev.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Closes the partial-coverage gap from batch 10. Adds two integration
tests in MigrationTests.cs:
- DedupeSqlCollapsesDuplicatesByLatestUpdatedAt_AZ357_AC2: seeds a
session-scoped temp table with intentional 4-column duplicates
(varying updated_at and id), runs the exact dedupe SQL from
migration 012, asserts only the expected rows survive (newest
updated_at wins; ties broken by largest id).
- NewUniqueConstraintExistsOnFourColumns_AZ357_AC2: queries
pg_indexes against the live DB to assert idx_tiles_unique_location
is a unique 4-column btree and excludes the version column.
Also wires Npgsql 9.0.2 into the integration-tests project, exposes
DB_CONNECTION_STRING + postgres healthcheck dependency to the test
container in docker-compose.tests.yml, and registers the new tests
in both smoke and full suites.
Implementation note: first attempt used CREATE TEMP TABLE
ON COMMIT DROP, which dropped the table immediately because each
Npgsql command runs in its own implicit transaction. Removed
ON COMMIT DROP — session-scoped temps are dropped on connection
close, which is what we want.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Oleksandr Bezdieniezhnykh