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InitializeTenancyByOriginHeader::getDomain() passed the literal string 'null' (the serialization of an opaque origin, sent by browsers for e.g. sandboxed iframes) to the resolver as a hostname. A request with Origin: null identified a tenant whose domain is 'null'. It's now treated like a missing header. Origin: null.localhost and https://null.localhost still identify that tenant.
For malformed URLs such as http://, http:///foo and https://:80, parse_url() returns false, which the ?? fallback kept, so the assert() failed with an AssertionError. That bypassed $onFail and resulted in a
500. Without assertions enabled, returning false from a string method throws a TypeError instead. These are now treated like a missing header too, so $onFail applies, and universal routes fall back to the central context.
Origin: 0 was previously treated as a missing header because '0' is falsy. It's now treated as a hostname like any other scheme-less value, consistent with #1501 making '0' a valid domain.
A test in 'origin identification can be used with universal routes' meant to send no Origin header, but withHeader() persisted the previous request's header. It now calls flushHeaders().
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Improved handling of malformed or opaque Origin values, preventing them from incorrectly identifying a tenant.
Requests with invalid Origin values now follow the configured failure response, while universal routes continue to work for supported Origin cases.
InitializeTenancyByOriginHeader::getDomain() passed the literal string
'null' (the serialization of an opaque origin, sent by browsers for
e.g. sandboxed iframes) to the resolver as a hostname. A request with
Origin: null identified a tenant whose domain is 'null'. It's now
treated like a missing header. Origin: null.localhost and
https://null.localhost still identify that tenant.
For malformed URLs such as http://, http:///foo and https://:80,
parse_url() returns false, which the ?? fallback kept, so the assert()
failed with an AssertionError. That bypassed $onFail and resulted in a
500. Without assertions enabled, returning false from a string method
throws a TypeError instead. These are now treated like a missing header
too, so $onFail applies, and universal routes fall back to the central
context.
Origin: 0 was previously treated as a missing header because '0' is
falsy. It's now treated as a hostname like any other scheme-less value,
consistent with #1501 making '0' a valid domain.
A test in 'origin identification can be used with universal routes'
meant to send no Origin header, but withHeader() persisted the previous
request's header. It now calls flushHeaders().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The middleware validates Origin values before extracting a host. Tests cover malformed and opaque Origin values, tenant identification for a null domain, and central responses from universal routes.
Changes: Origin Header Validation
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Origin parsing and request outcomes src/Middleware/InitializeTenancyByOriginHeader.php, tests/OriginHeaderIdentificationTest.php
The middleware validates Origin values and returns a parsed host, the original value, or an empty string. Tests cover malformed and opaque values, tenant identification, and universal-route responses.
archtechx/tenancy#1501: It changes empty-domain handling in the tenant resolver and tests Origin-header behavior.
Suggested reviewers:lukinovec
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Some malformed origins remain unhandled as before, but no new merge-blocking risk was identified.
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- Line 21: Update the origin parsing around `$host` to reject malformed URL
values before returning either the original value or parsed host, including
invalid schemes and ports. Preserve support for bare hostnames such as
`foo.localhost` and the value `0`.
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InitializeTenancyByOriginHeader::getDomain() passed the literal string 'null' (the serialization of an opaque origin, sent by browsers for e.g. sandboxed iframes) to the resolver as a hostname. A request with Origin: null identified a tenant whose domain is 'null'. It's now treated like a missing header. Origin: null.localhost and https://null.localhost still identify that tenant.
For malformed URLs such as http://, http:///foo and https://:80, parse_url() returns false, which the ?? fallback kept, so the assert() failed with an AssertionError. That bypassed $onFail and resulted in a
500. Without assertions enabled, returning false from a string method throws a TypeError instead. These are now treated like a missing header too, so $onFail applies, and universal routes fall back to the central context.
Origin: 0 was previously treated as a missing header because '0' is falsy. It's now treated as a hostname like any other scheme-less value, consistent with #1501 making '0' a valid domain.
A test in 'origin identification can be used with universal routes' meant to send no Origin header, but withHeader() persisted the previous request's header. It now calls flushHeaders().
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