Let a phone upload captures straight to a station's storage - #1409
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Introduces get_presigned_put_url (per-file, uncached PUT URL; AWS flexible-checksum header gated to real AWS since Swift's s3api rejects it) and derive_upload_key, which builds the full object key directly rather than via key_with_prefix (whose split() dedup mangles filenames containing the subdir string). The derived key matches exactly what sync_captures stores as SourceImage.path, making re-upload idempotent. Unit tests (offline, local signing) cover key derivation edge cases and the checksum-gating behaviour. Part of #1379. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A1: POST /api/v2/deployments/{id}/upload-request/ mints presigned PUT URLs for
direct-to-storage capture uploads, with full per-file validation (parseable
timestamp, image extension, path-traversal, key length <= 255, regex, size)
returning rejected files in errors[] rather than minting a URL. Adds
Deployment.check_custom_permission mapping "upload_request" to SYNC_DEPLOYMENT
so the detail action's object-permission check passes (reuses an existing
guardian perm; no migration).
A5: DeploymentFilterSet exposes research_site_id/device_id (the exact param
names the mobile client sends); ProjectViewSet gains ?role=manager /
?writable=true via get_objects_for_user on update_project (covers managers and
owners). Sites/devices ?project_id scoping confirmed by test.
A2: @extend_schema on the existing sync action documents the {job_id} response,
the job-polling endpoint, and the three terminal states (SUCCESS, FAILURE,
REVOKED). The auto-sync cadence is a separate follow-up.
Tests: permission matrix, each validation error path, deterministic key, and an
E2E flagship (mint PUT -> requests.put -> sync_captures -> assert SourceImage
path) against live MinIO. Part of #1379.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A role group carries the model-level permission as well as the per-project one, so a user who manages any single project holds `update_project` globally. Guardian accepts a global permission by default, so `?role=manager` and `?writable=true` answered with the entire project list for exactly the users the filter exists to serve — anyone who manages at least one project. Asking guardian for object-level permissions only fixes it. Superusers are still short-circuited above and continue to see everything. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019Ej7dJGDozxeVg6AhfTkYo
Both lists live under the stations route — /api/v2/deployments/sites/ and /api/v2/deployments/devices/ — so the tests were asking for paths that answer 404 and asserting on a response that never arrived. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019Ej7dJGDozxeVg6AhfTkYo
…romise The key-length test sent a 270-character filename, which the request serializer rejects with a 400 before the view ever builds a key, so the guard it meant to exercise never ran. The filename is now legal on its own and only exceeds the limit once the storage prefix and the station's subdirectory are in front of it, which is the case the guard exists for. The site and device scoping tests asserted an exact set, which fails as soon as the project carries any other site or device. They now assert what scoping actually promises: this project's rows are present and another project's are not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019Ej7dJGDozxeVg6AhfTkYo
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe API now supports validated deployment upload requests that return presigned storage URLs. It also adds upload permissions, deterministic S3 keys, project and deployment filters, sync schema documentation, and tests for offline and MinIO-backed flows. Mobile upload API
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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Client->>DeploymentViewSet: Submit upload-request
DeploymentViewSet->>S3Utils: Derive object key
DeploymentViewSet->>S3Utils: Mint presigned PUT URL
S3Utils->>ObjectStorage: Create signed PUT request
S3Utils-->>DeploymentViewSet: Return URL and headers
DeploymentViewSet-->>Client: Return upload URLs and errors
Client->>ObjectStorage: Upload file with signed request
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new upload API has several material reliability and security issues that should be addressed before merge, including unusable uploads, endpoint failures, and possible cleartext capture transmission. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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A couple of newly introduced API validation/messages are misleading or under-validated (docstring/error detail correctness and sha256 format validation), and should be corrected before approval.
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Pull request overview
Adds a direct-to-storage mobile upload contract for deployments by minting short-lived presigned PUT URLs, plus related query filters and schema docs to support the mobile client’s upload → sync workflow.
Changes:
- Add
POST /api/v2/deployments/{id}/upload-request/to mint presigned PUT URLs with deterministic object keys that match subsequentsync_capturesingestion. - Add deployment list filters (
research_site_id,device_id) and project list “writable” filters (?role=manager/?writable=true) aligned with the mobile client’s needs. - Add unit + E2E tests for key derivation, presigned PUT signing behavior, endpoint validation/permissions, and filter scoping; add planning/index documentation.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/claude/planning/2026-07-23-mobile-upload-api.md | Planning/notes for A1/A5 and sync-completion docs (A2 docs). |
| docs/claude/INDEX.md | Adds the planning doc to the Claude docs index. |
| ami/utils/s3.py | Introduces presigned PUT URL generation + deterministic upload key derivation helper. |
| ami/tests/test_storage.py | Adds unit tests for upload key derivation and checksum-header gating in presigned PUT URLs. |
| ami/main/tests.py | Adds API tests for upload-request permissions/validation and for the new deployment/project filters, plus an E2E MinIO flow. |
| ami/main/models.py | Maps upload_request action permission to existing SYNC_DEPLOYMENT permission on Deployment. |
| ami/main/api/views.py | Implements upload-request action, adds deployment filterset, and documents sync completion response shape. |
| ami/main/api/serializers.py | Adds request/response serializers for upload-request. |
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| # base64-encoded raw SHA-256 digest; optional and only honoured against real AWS. | ||
| sha256 = serializers.CharField(required=False, allow_blank=True, default="") |
| These mirror the constraints ``sync_captures`` later imposes so we never | ||
| mint a URL for a file the sync would silently drop or the DB would reject. | ||
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| if get_image_timestamp_from_filename(filename) is None: | ||
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| "code": "unparseable_timestamp", | ||
| "detail": "Filename has no parseable timestamp; sync would drop it.", |
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534-540: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReuse one S3 client for the upload batch.
upload_requestcallss3.get_presigned_put_urlfor each valid file. Each call creates a newboto3.Sessionand S3 client throughget_s3_client. A 1,000-file batch therefore creates 1,000 sessions and clients on one request thread. Create one client before the loop and pass it toget_presigned_put_url; each file can still receive its own presigned URL.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@ami/main/api/serializers.py`:
- Line 900: Update the serializer containing the sha256 field and the
get_presigned_put_url flow to validate non-empty values using strict Base64
decoding and require exactly 32 decoded bytes before signing the request;
preserve the existing optional blank/default behavior.
In `@ami/main/api/views.py`:
- Line 495: Validate Deployment.data_source_regex at every write boundary,
including the API serializer, admin form, fixture helper, and direct
Deployment.save() path, so malformed patterns cannot be persisted. Add a guard
around the upload-request handling before re.compile() to catch existing invalid
values and return the established client-error response instead of allowing
re.error to produce HTTP 500.
In `@ami/main/tests.py`:
- Line 3342: Add a bounded timeout argument to the requests.put call used for
the MinIO upload in the test, using the project’s established timeout value or a
reasonable finite duration, while preserving the existing URL, data, and
headers.
In `@ami/utils/s3.py`:
- Line 692: Update the presigned URL generation flow around
generate_presigned_url to reject non-HTTPS config.endpoint_url values by
default; permit HTTP only when an explicit non-production local MinIO
configuration is enabled, and ensure externally returned PUT URLs use HTTPS.
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- Around line 534-540: Update upload_request to create a single S3 client before
iterating over valid files, then pass that client into each
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| size = serializers.IntegerField() | ||
| content_type = serializers.CharField(required=False, allow_blank=True, default="") | ||
| # base64-encoded raw SHA-256 digest; optional and only honoured against real AWS. | ||
| sha256 = serializers.CharField(required=False, allow_blank=True, default="") |
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What format and decoded length does AWS S3 PutObject require for the ChecksumSHA256 parameter, and how does S3 handle an invalid value?
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For the ChecksumSHA256 parameter in the AWS S3 PutObject operation, the required format is a Base64-encoded string representing the 256-bit SHA-256 digest of the object [1][2][3]. When S3 processes a PutObject request that includes a ChecksumSHA256 header (or equivalent SDK parameter), it validates the integrity of the uploaded data by calculating the checksum of the received content and comparing it to the provided value [4]. If S3 determines that the provided checksum value is incorrect or does not match the computed digest for the specified algorithm, the service will reject the request, typically returning an error response such as InvalidRequest (or a similar exception indicating a checksum mismatch) [4][5]. It is important to note that developers must provide the correct Base64-encoded digest [5]. If an arbitrary or incorrectly encoded string is provided, S3 will fail the integrity validation during the upload process [4][5]. While some user reports indicate that passing arbitrary strings can sometimes bypass certain client-side validation logic or alter the request signing/signing-trailer behavior, such practices do not result in valid integrity protection and will generally lead to request failures at the service level when actual integrity verification is enforced [4][6][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/API_PutObject.html?shortFooter=true
- 2: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/s3api/put-object.html?highlight=--checksum-algorithm
- 3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/java/api/latest/software/amazon/awssdk/services/s3/model/PutObjectResponse.html
- 4: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/latest/developer-guide/s3-checksums.html
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74945801/boto3-file-upload-to-s3-bucket-is-failing-sha256-checksum-check
- 6: GitHub issue 5711 in aws/aws-sdk-java-v2 (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79645066/software-amazon-awssdk-services-s3-model-s3exception-the-provided-content-sha25
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Validate non-empty sha256 before signing the upload request.
get_presigned_put_url passes this value to real AWS as ChecksumSHA256 and x-amz-checksum-sha256. AWS requires a Base64-encoded 32-byte SHA-256 digest. Reject values that fail strict Base64 decoding or do not decode to 32 bytes. Otherwise, the subsequent upload can fail.
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In `@ami/main/api/serializers.py` at line 900, Update the serializer containing
the sha256 field and the get_presigned_put_url flow to validate non-empty values
using strict Base64 decoding and require exactly 32 decoded bytes before signing
the request; preserve the existing optional blank/default behavior.
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Validate Deployment.data_source_regex before upload requests.
Deployment.data_source_regex is a plain nullable CharField with no regex validator. The API serializer, admin form, fixture helper, and direct Deployment.save() paths can persist malformed values because save() does not call full_clean(). When a valid upload_request reaches this line with a malformed value, re.compile() can raise uncaught re.error and return HTTP 500.
Add validation at each write boundary, and keep a guard here for existing invalid rows:
Proposed endpoint guard
- regex = re.compile(deployment.data_source_regex) if deployment.data_source_regex else None
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+ regex = re.compile(deployment.data_source_regex) if deployment.data_source_regex else None
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| regex = re.compile(deployment.data_source_regex) if deployment.data_source_regex else None | |
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| regex = re.compile(deployment.data_source_regex) if deployment.data_source_regex else None | |
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every write boundary, including the API serializer, admin form, fixture helper,
and direct Deployment.save() path, so malformed patterns cannot be persisted.
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Add a timeout to the MinIO PUT request.
The backend CI workflow runs this E2E test with python manage.py test. The MinIO healthcheck timeout does not limit test requests, and the test runner has no suite-level network timeout. A stalled requests.put can therefore block the CI job. Use a bounded timeout.
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| put_resp = requests.put(entry["url"], data=b"test", headers=entry["headers"], timeout=10) |
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| if checksum_sha256_b64 and config.endpoint_url is None: | ||
| params["ChecksumSHA256"] = checksum_sha256_b64 | ||
| headers["x-amz-checksum-sha256"] = checksum_sha256_b64 | ||
| url = client.generate_presigned_url("put_object", Params=params, ExpiresIn=expires_in) |
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Summary
A phone in the field holds a night of captures and needs somewhere to put them. Routing that traffic through the platform would mean every image crossing the web server twice, so instead the client asks the platform for permission and uploads straight to the station's own storage.
A client calls
POST /api/v2/deployments/{id}/upload-request/with the files it wants to send, gets back a short-lived signed PUT URL for each one, uploads each file directly to the station's storage source, and then calls the existingsyncaction to ingest them. The key each URL is minted for is exactly the object key the subsequent sync stores, so re-requesting and re-uploading the same file is idempotent rather than producing a duplicate.Alongside that, the endpoints a mobile client needs in order to find where to upload now answer the questions it actually asks: which stations belong to a given research site or device, and which projects the signed-in user may write to.
This is the first of the three contracts in #1379 (A1 and A5, with A2 covered by documentation only). No migration: the new action reuses the permission that already governs syncing a station.
List of Changes
POST /api/v2/deployments/{id}/upload-request/mints short-lived presigned PUT URLserrorswith no URL mintedderive_upload_key()builds the object key the same waysync_captureswill store itkey_with_prefix, whose deduplication heuristic mangles filenames that contain the subdirectory nameupload_requestaction maps toSYNC_DEPLOYMENTresearch_site_idanddevice_idfilters on the station list?role=manager/?writable=trueon the project listsyncaction: the response, the polling endpoint, and the three terminal statesWorth a reviewer's attention
The checksum header is suppressed for non-AWS storage.
x-amz-checksum-sha256is only emitted when there is no custom endpoint, because Swift's S3 API rejects it. The consequence is that the end-to-end test against MinIO never exercises the checksum branch — that path is only live against real AWS.HEIC is not an accepted image extension.
IMAGE_FILE_EXTENSIONScovers jpg/jpeg/png/gif/webp/svg/bmp/ico/tiff/tif. A client uploading HEIC is rejected at the request stage, and a sync would drop it too. If phone uploads need HEIC, the extension list is the change to make and it is not made here.Fixed while bringing the branch up to date with main
Six weeks of drift, and running the suite against a live stack turned up three problems in the branch's own code and tests:
?role=managerand?writable=trueanswered with every project. A role group carries the model-level permission as well as the per-project one, so anyone who manages a single project holdsupdate_projectglobally, and guardian accepts a global permission by default. Asking for object-level permissions only fixes it — for exactly the users the filter exists to serve./api/v2/deployments/sites/,/deployments/devices/), so the tests were asserting on a 404. They now also assert what scoping promises — this project's rows present, another project's absent — rather than an exact set that breaks as soon as the project has any other site.One thing to watch at merge time
#1408 (station status) also adds
check_custom_permissiontoDeployment. The two definitions merge without a conflict, and Python keeps the last one — so whichever lands second silently removes the other's permission mapping and starts refusing every non-superuser. Whoever merges second should fold both actions into one method; the mapping is a one-line set membership.Testing
ami/tests/test_storage.py— key derivation, including the filename-matching-subdirectory regression, and the presigned URL headers with checksum gating. All offline: signing is local.ami/main/tests.py—TestDeploymentUploadRequestcovers the permission matrix, a station with no storage source, each per-file validation error, deterministic keys, and the file-count limit.TestDeploymentUploadRequestE2Emints a URL, uploads through it and asserts the synced capture's path matches the minted key; it needs MinIO.TestDeploymentAndProjectFiltersandTestProjectWritableFiltercover the filters.Refs #1379.
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