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[Feat] Simplify creating and deploying applications - #1288
Getting an application running used to take several dialogs and manual steps. Now you pick a repository and a server, click Deploy, and Vito handles the rest.
What changed
One screen to create an application, with everything else under Advanced
Detects the branch, runtime and PHP/Node version from the repository
Creates the database if you want one, and starts the first deploy by itself
Laravel gets a generated APP_KEY, and Vite assets now build on deploy
Deploy on push is on by default for new applications
Application domains can use a domain from the Domains page, so Vito creates the DNS record and verifies it
Bug fixes
Fresh servers returned 502 on the first PHP deploy, because PHP-FPM wasn't restarted after its user changed
Deleting a DNS record reported success even when the provider refused it
Tested
Ran the full flow on 5 Ubuntu VMs: Laravel across two web servers with a load balancer, MariaDB, Redis, a worker and a scheduler, plus Node and static apps and the failure and retry paths. DNS records and domain verification ran against a local fake Cloudflare API, not a real account, and HTTPS wasn't tested because the VMs have private addresses.
Known issue
With several web servers, each one builds its own assets. If the file hashes differ, a page can lose its CSS behind a load balancer. Laravel's default app.css can trigger this because it scans storage/framework/views.
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New Features
Application setup can detect a repository’s runtime and compatible versions, then guide you through choosing a server, configuring a database and creating an environment. Applications can also be created without a server.
Applications can deploy automatically when setup is ready, with notices for first deployments and webhook failures.
Add domains managed by a DNS provider; matching records are created and verified automatically, while conflicting records are left untouched.
Runtime setup can include suggested environment variables, creation options, database recommendations and additional tools.
Improvements
Laravel builds install JavaScript dependencies only when a package.json is present, using lockfiles when available.
DNS record listings now support multiple pages, and already-removed records are handled as successful deletions.
Application and component forms provide clearer setup options and validation feedback.
Pick a repository and a server, click Deploy, and Vito detects the runtime,
sets up the component and database, and starts the first deploy by itself.
Application domains can also use a domain from the Domains page, so Vito
creates the DNS record and verifies it automatically.
Also fixes fresh servers returning 502 on the first PHP deploy, because
PHP-FPM wasn't restarted after its user changed.
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@resources/js/pages/applications/components/create-application.tsx:
- Around line 108-109: Update fallBackToPicker to clear detectedKey.current when
detection falls back to the picker, before the runtimeChosen check, so switching
back to that branch can run detection again instead of reusing a stale key.
- Around line 108-109: Update `fallBackToPicker` and `selectRuntime` so changing
or failing to detect a runtime clears only the stale detected runtime and
preserves the user's capability configuration; remove the capability reset from
both paths while retaining their existing runtime-selection behaviour.
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The pull request adds repository-based runtime detection and guided application creation, including server setup, optional database configuration, preset variables and first-deployment handling. It also adds managed DNS domain setup, updates runtime tooling and revises related interfaces, documentation and tests.
Changes: Application creation and runtime setup
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Summary
Repository inspection and runtime detection app/SourceControlProviders/*, app/Support/RepositoryFiles.php, app/RuntimePresets/*, app/Actions/Application/*
Source-control providers expose repository branches and file contents. Runtime presets detect repository types and compatible versions. The application endpoint returns detection results.
Runtime and server setup options app/Actions/Bootstrap/*, app/Actions/Component/GetComponentOptions.php, resources/js/types/*
Bootstrap and component options expose runtime forms, capabilities, required services, server service versions, database availability and component names.
Guided application and first deployment app/Actions/Application/*, app/Actions/Environment/*, app/Actions/EnvironmentDeployment/*, app/Jobs/*, resources/js/pages/applications/*, tests/Feature/ApplicationSetupTest.php
Application creation configures environments, components, optional databases, variables and hooks. Readiness checks trigger the first deployment and expose deployment state.
Runtime tooling and setup interfaces app/Helpers/ComponentShell.php, app/Actions/Component/*, resources/js/pages/applications/components/*, resources/deployment-scripts/presets/laravel/build.sh, resources/views/ssh/services/php/install-php.blade.php
Additional tooling contributes to installation and shell paths. Application and resource forms update defaults, names and advanced settings.
Managed environment domains
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Summary
Managed DNS record creation and lifecycle app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/*, app/Actions/Domain/*, app/DNSProviders/*, database/migrations/*, tests/Feature/EnvironmentDomainsTest.php
Managed domain setup validates ownership and hosts, creates or reuses records, handles provider failures and processes paginated records. DNS record changes clear management links when required.
Managed-domain interface and resource data app/Http/Resources/EnvironmentDomainResource.php, resources/js/pages/applications/components/domain-form.tsx, resources/js/pages/applications/components/component-domains.tsx, resources/js/types/application.d.ts, docs/4.x/applications/domains.md
The interface supports managed subdomains and external hosts. It distinguishes automatic verification from manual DNS instructions.
sequenceDiagram
participant ApplicationForm
participant ApplicationController
participant DetectApplicationRuntime
participant CreateApplication
participant SetUpEnvironment
participant DeployEnvironment
ApplicationForm->>ApplicationController: Request runtime detection
ApplicationController->>DetectApplicationRuntime: Inspect repository
DetectApplicationRuntime-->>ApplicationController: Return branch, runtime, and versions
ApplicationForm->>CreateApplication: Submit setup options
CreateApplication->>SetUpEnvironment: Configure environment and server
SetUpEnvironment->>DeployEnvironment: Enable deployment when ready
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vitodeploy/vito#1287: Both changes update runtime preset build scripts to select npm ci or npm install based on lockfile presence.
Merge Risk: Low · up to e4afa
The change is mergeable with bounded owner awareness: failed detection can discard settings or require manual runtime selection, and some database defaults can require renaming. Managed DNS retains narrow rollback, synchronization and concurrent-edit inconsistencies that should remain tracked.
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The title "[Feat] Simplify creating and deploying applications" matches the main change in the changeset. The PR objectives describe a streamlined flow where users choose a repository and server, then deploy, with options under Advanced. The raw summary supports this: it adds runtime detection, server options, database and auto-deploy setup, first-deploy readiness, and managed DNS handling in the create-application flow. The title does not mention the DNS and fix work, but it does not need to cover every detail.
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Stop creating address records from an incomplete record list.
158-182: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stop creating address records from an incomplete record list.
In zones with over 100 records, a deletion between page requests shifts the target past the page already read. PointDomainAtServer::point() then finds no existing record and creates a second address record, which can send some traffic to the new server. Check the host with a provider-side query before creating the record.
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Review comment at @app/DNSProviders/Cloudflare.php around lines 158 - 182:
Update the Cloudflare DNS record lookup used by PointDomainAtServer::point() so
it checks the target host with a provider-side query before creating an address
record, rather than treating a missing match in the paginated result as proof
that no record exists. Preserve the existing record-update path when the query
finds a match.
Serialise the conflict check and record creation per zone and host.
Serialise the conflict check and record creation per zone and host.
point() reads the zone, checks for conflicts, then creates the record. Its locks are per server, so environments on different servers can race. Both may create an A record. Cloudflare serves multiple A records per hostname, so traffic reaches both servers. Hold a lock keyed on the DNS domain and host across syncDnsRecords() and create().
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Review comment at @app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/PointDomainAtServer.php around
lines 51 - 62:
In the `point()` flow, serialise the DNS record lookup, conflict check and
`CreateDNSRecord::create()` per DNS domain and host. Use a shared lock keyed by
the zone and hostname, and hold it across `syncDnsRecords()` and record creation
so environments on different servers cannot perform the check-and-create
concurrently.
Skip targets without a ready firewall when preselecting a backend.
Skip targets without a ready firewall when preselecting a backend.
The unused-target preference can select a target that the save Action rejects. backendTargets does not check firewall status, but UpdateLoadBalancerBackends rejects targets whose firewall is not ready. The rejection shows as a validation error on the row. The same error occurred before this change when the first target had no ready firewall.
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Filter backendTargets by ready firewall, or skip targets without a ready firewall in add(). Apply the same rule that UpdateLoadBalancerBackends enforces.
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Review comment at @resources/js/pages/applications/components/backends-form.tsx
around lines 57 - 60:
Update the backend target selection in `add()` so preselection skips targets
whose firewall is not ready, using the same readiness rule enforced by
`UpdateLoadBalancerBackends`. Preserve the preference for an unused eligible
target and the existing fallback behaviour when no eligible target is available.
Assert the bearer header in the provider contents tests.
Assert the bearer header in the provider contents tests.
The dataset passes a $token argument that the test never reads. The only assertion compares the request URL. Removing the Authorization header from either provider's client would not fail this test.
Add an assertion on the sent request's Authorization header for both the GitHub and GitHub App entries.
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Review comment at @tests/Feature/ApplicationSetupTest.php around lines 121 -
126:
Update the provider contents tests to use the dataset’s $token argument and
assert that the sent request includes the expected bearer Authorization header
for both the GitHub and GitHub App entries. Keep the existing URL assertion and
verify the header on the matching request.
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Clean up provider DNS records left behind when environment domain setup fails.
CreateDNSRecord::create() writes the record to the DNS provider before it saves the local DNSRecord (app/Actions/Domain/CreateDNSRecord.php:25-42). The database transaction in ValidateEnvironmentDomain::run() cannot undo that external write. Two failure paths leave a provider record without a local row:
The local $dnsRecord->save() at line 42 has no guard. When it throws, point() does not catch the exception, because PointDomainAtServer::point() catches only ValidationException. The exception leaves point() before it returns, so the caller has no record and no provider ID.
When the second domain save in CreateEnvironmentDomain::create() or SyncComponentVhost::sync() fails after point() returns, the outer transaction rolls back the local rows. The provider record remains. The host then points to the server without a matching local record.
Compensation must cover both paths:
Keep the provider ID from $recordData['id'] in CreateDNSRecord::create() before the local save. A failure in that save must still allow the provider record to be removed. The caller cannot do this, because the exception prevents point() from returning a record.
Have point() return the newly created DNSRecord, or null when it reuses an existing record. Rollback cleanup in CreateEnvironmentDomain::create() must delete only a newly created record.
Check the boolean result of deleteRecord(). It returns false on failure and does not throw. Report a failed cleanup without replacing the original exception.
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lines 62 - 64:
Provider DNS records can be left behind when local persistence fails. Update
CreateDNSRecord::create to retain the provider ID before saving the local
DNSRecord and remove the provider record if that save fails; ensure cleanup
failures reported when deleteRecord() returns false do not replace the original
exception. Have PointDomainAtServer::point return the newly created DNSRecord or
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SyncComponentVhost::sync can clean up only newly created provider records if
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- Refuse a DNS conflict even when another record already matches
- Lock the DNS check and record creation per host
- Keep a first deploy failure from failing its component or resource
- Allow typing a repository or branch that isn't in the provider's list
- Keep the database choice when switching servers
- Keep the deploy on push warning until the webhook is installed
- Stop treating DNS as managed once its record is removed
Disable the DNS domain selector while the form is processing.
The selector stays enabled during a request, but the request payload does not change. submit captures host and dns_domain_id in form.transform before the request starts. A validation response keeps the open form state, so the displayed selection can differ from the submitted one. Add disabled={form.processing} to the selector, as the other controls in this form already do.
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Review comment at @resources/js/pages/applications/components/domain-form.tsx
around lines 90 - 93:
Disable the DNS domain selector while the form is processing by adding the
existing `form.processing` state to the `Select` component. Keep its current
value and change handler unchanged.
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Expired DNS lock can let two servers create conflicting A records for one host.
45-45: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Expired DNS lock can let two servers create conflicting A records for one host.
The DNS lock in PointDomainAtServer::point() expires after 60 seconds. ensureRecord() can run longer than that, because syncDnsRecords() pages through the full provider record list before the create call. A second request for the same host on another server can acquire the lock while the first request still runs. Both requests can then see no matching record and create an A record with a different address.
Requests on the same server serialise on the server lock in ValidateEnvironmentDomain::run(). Host uniqueness is checked per server only, so requests on different servers are not serialised by those locks.
Keep the DNS lock held until syncDnsRecords() and the record creation finish. A fixed 60-second expiry does not cover that work.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/PointDomainAtServer.php at line
45:
Update the DNS lock in PointDomainAtServer::point() so it cannot expire while
ensureRecord() is still running, including its syncDnsRecords() work and record
creation; replace the fixed 60-second lifetime with a supported mechanism that
keeps the lock held for the full operation, while preserving blocking
acquisition and release behaviour.
Assert the Authorization value in the repository-read test.
Assert the Authorization value in the repository-read test.
The assertion at tests/Feature/ApplicationSetupTest.php:128 checks only hasHeader('Authorization'). The Http::fake fallback at line 124 accepts every other request. A provider that sends the wrong token or the wrong scheme still passes. For example, Basic instead of Bearer, or a stale token.
Each dataset entry should compare the full header value with the value that the provider must send. Build the expected value from the credentials that the factory supplies. Bitbucket uses a Basic value, and BitbucketV2 and GitHub App use a Bearer value.
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Review comment at @tests/Feature/ApplicationSetupTest.php at line 116:
Update the repository-read test’s Authorization assertion to compare the full
header value against the value expected from each dataset entry’s
factory-supplied credentials. Use Basic for Bitbucket and Bearer for BitbucketV2
and GitHub App, while retaining the existing request assertions.
set -e
echo"=== ValidateEnvironmentDomain.php ==="
nl -ba app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/ValidateEnvironmentDomain.php | sed -n '1,90p'echo"=== CheckEnvironmentDomainJob.php ==="
nl -ba app/Jobs/EnvironmentDomain/CheckEnvironmentDomainJob.php | sed -n '1,120p'echo"=== UpdateEnvironmentDomain.php ==="
nl -ba app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/UpdateEnvironmentDomain.php | sed -n '1,60p'echo"=== DB::transaction in EnvironmentDomain/Domain actions ==="
rg -n -F -e 'DB::transaction' -- app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain app/Actions/Domain ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Stop a DNS record edit or delete from leaving a stale dns_domain_id.
point() locks dns-record-…, but UpdateDNSRecord::update() and DeleteDNSRecord::delete() do not take that lock. An edit or delete that runs after ensureRecord() reads the record, and before CreateEnvironmentDomain::create() saves dns_domain_id, misses the new association. The domain is then saved as DNS-managed for a record that has changed or been removed. Make the writers and the association save use one ordering. Reconcile dns_domain_id after the create transaction commits.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/PointDomainAtServer.php at line
45:
Update the ordering around PointDomainAtServer::point() and ensureRecord so DNS
record edits and deletes use the same per-record lock as the association save;
reconcile dns_domain_id after the create transaction commits so it reflects the
record’s final state. Preserve the existing lock identity and ensure
UpdateDNSRecord::update() and DeleteDNSRecord::delete() coordinate with it.
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Not changing this. It needs someone to edit that exact record during the same request, and the worst result is a label saying DNS is managed. Verification still checks real DNS.
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@saeedvaziry Understood. You accept the narrow risk of a stale DNS-managed label, while verification still checks real DNS. I won’t pursue the locking change.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '12,32p' app/Actions/EnvironmentAttachment/GetEnvironmentResourceOptions.php; rg -n 'unique|where\(.name.|function validate' app/Actions/EnvironmentAttachment/AttachDatabase.php app/Actions/Database
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Script executed:
sed -n '1,120p' app/Actions/EnvironmentAttachment/AttachDatabase.php
echo'-----CREATEDB-----'
sed -n '1,110p' app/Actions/Database/CreateDatabase.php
echo'-----ENUM-----'
rg -n -F -- 'case READY' app/Enums | head -n 20 ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F -- 'enum DatabaseStatus' app/Enums ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'-----FRONTEND-----'
sed -n '1,80p' resources/js/pages/applications/components/attach-resource.tsx
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Include non-ready database names when choosing the default name.
defaultName checks only selected.databases, which GetEnvironmentResourceOptions limits to READY databases. CreateDatabase::validate rejects any non-deleted database with the same name on the server, whatever its status. A deferred attach stores the new row as CREATING, so a pending database that holds the suggested name causes a duplicate-name validation error on submit. Return the names of all non-deleted databases per service, and use them in the suffix loop.
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- 56:
Update the database-name data returned for each service so it includes every
non-deleted database, regardless of status, then have defaultName’s suffix loop
check that collection instead of selected.databases, which contains only READY
databases. Preserve the existing suffix format and selection behaviour.
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Not changing this. It only happens when another database with that exact name is still being created, and the error appears on the visible, editable name field.
- Report a failed provider delete instead of removing the record locally
- Keep DNS managed when an edit doesn't move the record, such as a TTL change
- Keep a chosen runtime version when detection switches between PHP and Laravel
- Handle caret constraints for 0.0.x versions
- Hold the DNS lock long enough for large zones
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Wrap the DNS record delete and the environment-domain link update in one transaction.
36-37: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Wrap the DNS record delete and the environment-domain link update in one transaction.
DeleteDNSRecord::delete() runs the record delete and the EnvironmentDomain link update as separate writes. If the update fails after the delete commits, the link still points at a removed DNS record. Wrap both writes in DB::transaction(), as the project guidelines require for multi-step mutations.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/Domain/DeleteDNSRecord.php around lines 36 - 37:
Update DeleteDNSRecord::delete() to run the DNS record deletion and the
EnvironmentDomain link update within one database transaction, so either both
writes succeed or both are rolled back.
Wrap the link clear and the record save in one transaction.
37-38: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Wrap the link clear and the record save in one transaction.
UpdateDNSRecord::update() clears the environment domain link in a separate query before it saves the DNS record. If $dnsRecord->save() fails, the link stays cleared while the record keeps its old values. Wrap both writes in DB::transaction(), as the project requires for multi-step mutations.
As per path instructions, "Wrap multi-step mutations in DB::transaction(), especially delete-then-recreate flows."
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Review comment at @app/Actions/Domain/UpdateDNSRecord.php around lines 37 - 38:
Update UpdateDNSRecord::update() to perform the environment-domain link clear
and DNS record save within the same DB transaction, so either both writes
succeed or both roll back. Keep the existing condition for clearing the link and
the record field updates unchanged.
Assert the exact DNS domain ID for the managed TTL-only edit.
Assert the exact DNS domain ID for the managed TTL-only edit.
The managed branch checks only that dns_domain_id is not null. A link to a different non-null domain would pass. The sibling test at line 437 already asserts the exact ID, so this assertion can use the same check. The current update path only clears the link, so this is a guard against a future regression rather than a current defect.
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Review comment at @tests/Feature/EnvironmentDomainsTest.php at line 449:
Update the managed TTL-only edit assertion in the test using the `$domain`
refresh so it checks the exact expected `dns_domain_id`: the DNS domain ID when
`$managed` is true, and null otherwise. Match the exact-ID assertion used by the
sibling test.
Assert the full credential value in the repository-file auth test.
Assert the full credential value in the repository-file auth test.
The assertion at line 128 checks only the scheme prefix of the Authorization header. The fallback fake at line 124 returns success for every request and does not read headers. A provider that sends a wrong credential with the correct scheme still passes this test.
Compare the full expected header value for each case. For the GitHub App case, the expected value is Bearer token, as set at line 122. For the other cases, use the credential that the factory or fixture sets.
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Update the repository-file authorization test to compare the complete
Authorization header value for each credential case, rather than checking only
its scheme prefix. In the GitHub App case, assert the value matches the token
stored with Cache::put; for other cases, use the credential configured by the
corresponding factory or fixture. Ensure the request fake verifies the header so
an incorrect credential cannot pass.
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Keep the managed link when another address record still points at the server.
Editing an A, AAAA or CNAME record clears dns_domain_id for its host, even when another address record for that host still points at the server. The environment domain then reports dns_managed as false. Clear the link only when no remaining record matches the managed server IP.
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The clear should check whether a surviving record still points at the managed server IP before setting dns_domain_id to null. This check needs the server IP from the environment domain's component, so it is not a one-line change in UpdateDNSRecord.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/Domain/UpdateDNSRecord.php around lines 38 - 39:
Update the link-clearing flow in UpdateDNSRecord so it checks whether any
surviving address record for the host still points to the managed server IP,
using the environment domain’s component to obtain that IP. Set dns_domain_id to
null only when no such record remains; otherwise preserve the link.
Clear managed DNS links when sync removes their record.
Domain::syncDnsRecords() replaces the local records from the provider but leaves EnvironmentDomain::dns_domain_id set on matching links. The domain still reports dns_managed. The UI then shows automatic verification text and hides the manual DNS record instructions. Clear the link for each host that no longer has a matching A, AAAA, or CNAME record after the sync.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/Domain/DeleteDNSRecord.php around lines 38 - 40:
Update Domain::syncDnsRecords() to clear EnvironmentDomain.dns_domain_id for
each host whose synced records no longer include a matching A, AAAA or CNAME
record. Preserve links for hosts that still have a matching record, and keep the
existing DeleteDNSRecord behavior unchanged.
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Not changing this, as with the earlier sync finding. It only affects a label on pending domains, and verification still reads real DNS and reports the error.
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@saeedvaziry Understood. This is a pending-domain display concern, not a DNS verification failure. I accept your decision to leave it unchanged and won’t pursue this change.
- Return a validation error instead of a 500 for a malformed APP_KEY
- Reject control characters and whitespace in pasted keys
- Validate the DNS domain id and cap version constraints read from repositories
- Throttle repository detection and fall back to manual selection when it fails
- Make the deploy on push warning accurate when re-enabling fails
- Associate the repository and branch labels with their pickers
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Clear the auto-detected runtime when branch detection fails.
When detection fails after a branch change, the form keeps the runtime from the previous detection. The picker opens with that runtime still selected, and submitting sends it. Clear the runtime only when the user did not choose it. runtimeChosen persists across branch changes, so an explicit selection remains.
Suggested fix
if (!response.ok) {
+ if (!runtimeChosen.current) {+ setDetected(null);+ setData((data) => ({ ...data, runtime: '', capabilities: [] }));+ }
setChangingRuntime(true);
return;
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@resources/js/pages/applications/components/create-application.tsx around lines
111 - 113:
In the branch-detection failure path guarded by `!response.ok`, clear the stale
detected runtime and reset the form runtime and capabilities only when
`runtimeChosen.current` is false. Preserve an explicit runtime selection and the
existing `setChangingRuntime(true)` behaviour.
Remove the DNS record when a later step fails after point().
PointDomainAtServer::point() runs inside the transaction that ValidateEnvironmentDomain::run() opens. CreateDNSRecord::create() calls $provider->createRecord() before it saves the local DNSRecord. If a later step fails, the local rows roll back, but the provider record remains. No compensation exists on this path.
The provider record can remain after these failures:
The local DNSRecord save in CreateDNSRecord::create().
The $domain->save() call after point() in CreateEnvironmentDomain::create().
BroadcastEnvironmentDomainUpdate in CreateEnvironmentDomain::create().
The transaction commit.
Delete only a record that this call created. ensureRecord() returns early when a matching record already exists, and that record must stay. Capture the provider record ID inside CreateDNSRecord::create() when it is created. Delete it if a later step fails. A caller cannot see this ID when the local save fails.
Moving the provider write after commit does not fix this on its own. CreateEnvironmentDomain::create() reads $domain->dns_domain_id for the dispatch delay after point(). A provider failure after commit would also leave a saved domain without its DNS record.
As per coding guidelines, a multi-step mutation must not leave partial state. A database rollback cannot undo a provider call.
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Review comment at @app/Actions/EnvironmentDomain/CreateEnvironmentDomain.php
around lines 19 - 21:
Update CreateDNSRecord::create() to track the provider record ID only when this
call creates a new record, and delete that record if the local save fails; leave
records returned by the existing-record path untouched. Propagate the
created-record identity or an equivalent cleanup handle through
PointDomainAtServer::point() so CreateEnvironmentDomain::create() can compensate
if the domain save, broadcast, or transaction commit fails, while preserving the
existing transaction and dispatch-delay behaviour.
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Not changing this. The likeliest failure, the server config sync, now runs before the DNS call, so it can't leave a record behind. What's left is a local save or commit failing right after the provider call, and retrying reuses that record. Rollback cleanup would add more risk, because deleting DNS automatically can remove something live.
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@saeedvaziry Understood. SyncComponentVhost::sync() runs before the DNS call, so a failure there cannot leave a provider record behind.
A later failure can still leave the DNS record, but you have accepted that risk in favour of retry reuse and avoiding automatic deletion. I won’t pursue the rollback-cleanup change.
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Follow-up Comments
Stop returning every version when the constraint is truncated.
202-202: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Stop returning every version when the constraint is truncated.
Line 202 cuts the raw constraint to 255 bytes before parsing. If the cut removes every satisfying alternative, line 213 returns all versions. A valid long constraint can then produce suggestions it does not allow. Parse the full constraint, or do not fall back to all versions after truncation.
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Review comment at @app/RuntimePresets/AbstractRuntimePreset.php at line 202:
Update the constraint parsing around `$alternatives` in `AbstractRuntimePreset`
to avoid truncating a valid constraint before parsing; preserve all satisfying
alternatives from the full constraint. If a length limit must remain, ensure
truncation cannot lead to the later fallback returning versions that do not
satisfy the constraint.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '90,200p' resources/js/pages/applications/components/create-application.tsx; sed -n '1,150p' resources/js/pages/source-controls/components/select-branch.tsx
Clear detectedKey when detection falls back to the picker.
When detection fails, fallBackToPicker clears the runtime but leaves detectedKey.current at the last successful key. If the user switches back to that branch, the early return at line 103 skips detection. The runtime stays empty and the picker must be used.
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Review comment at
@resources/js/pages/applications/components/create-application.tsx around lines
108 - 109:
Update fallBackToPicker to clear detectedKey.current when detection falls back
to the picker, before the runtimeChosen check, so switching back to that branch
can run detection again instead of reusing a stale key.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '1,180p' resources/js/pages/applications/components/capability-fields.tsx; rg -n 'capabilities|runtimeChosen' app/Actions/Application/CreateApplication.php resources/js/pages/applications/components/create-application.tsx
Keep the user's capability edits when detection fails.
When the detection request fails, fallBackToPicker clears capabilities for a runtime the user did not choose, so edits made after detection are lost. A successful re-detection for the same runtime keeps those edits, so the two outcomes of the same branch change behave differently. Clear only the stale detected runtime, and keep the user's capability configuration.
Scope of the change
selectRuntime also resets capabilities on every runtime pick. The fix therefore spans the failure fallback and runtime selection, not only the fallback.
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108 - 109:
Update `fallBackToPicker` and `selectRuntime` so changing or failing to detect a
runtime clears only the stale detected runtime and preserves the user's
capability configuration; remove the capability reset from both paths while
retaining their existing runtime-selection behaviour.
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Not changing this. If detection fails, the form falls back to the manual runtime picker and can't submit without a runtime, so nothing wrong gets created. It's a safe fallback for a rare case, and I'd rather not add state for it.
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@saeedvaziry Understood. The submit button is disabled when the runtime is empty, and the manual runtime picker provides a recovery path. My concern was about lost capability edits and skipped re-detection, not incorrect application creation. I accept your decision to keep this fallback unchanged.
Not changing the constraint truncation follow-up. It needs a version constraint over 255 characters, and the result is only a preselected version, which the form shows and the user can change before deploying.
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Getting an application running used to take several dialogs and manual steps. Now you pick a repository and a server, click Deploy, and Vito handles the rest.
What changed
APP_KEY, and Vite assets now build on deployBug fixes
Tested
Ran the full flow on 5 Ubuntu VMs: Laravel across two web servers with a load balancer, MariaDB, Redis, a worker and a scheduler, plus Node and static apps and the failure and retry paths. DNS records and domain verification ran against a local fake Cloudflare API, not a real account, and HTTPS wasn't tested because the VMs have private addresses.
Known issue
With several web servers, each one builds its own assets. If the file hashes differ, a page can lose its CSS behind a load balancer. Laravel's default
app.csscan trigger this because it scansstorage/framework/views.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Improvements
package.jsonis present, using lockfiles when available.