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📝 Walkthrough
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The change adds force-install parameters for Ansible Galaxy requirements, applies template and task precedence in the backend, bypasses cached checksum checks when enabled, supports template-name task input, and exposes the settings in API schemas and web forms.
The backend resolves template and task precedence, passes force and extra arguments to roles and collections installation, and bypasses checksum checks when enabled. Tests cover precedence cases.
Web configuration controls web/src/components/TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue, web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue, web/src/lib/constants.js, web/src/lang/en.js, web/src/lang/ru.js
The forms expose force-install and override checkboxes. Field registration and translations support the controls. The template defaults and customization-count entries use inconsistent field names.
sequenceDiagram
participant InstallRequirements
participant forceGalaxyInstall
participant installRolesRequirements
participant installGalaxyRequirementsFile
InstallRequirements->>forceGalaxyInstall: resolve template/task force setting
InstallRequirements->>installRolesRequirements: pass force flag and role arguments
installRolesRequirements->>installGalaxyRequirementsFile: install each roles requirements file
installGalaxyRequirementsFile->>installGalaxyRequirementsFile: bypass checksum when force is true
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Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to 7e5ea
Force Galaxy installation is available across the backend and UI, but existing templates may not receive the intended default values for the new controls until the default property names are corrected.
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Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities found.
Reviewed the added/modified code for injection, authn/authz bypass, permission-boundary mistakes, unsafe deserialization, path traversal, SSRF, and related risks.
Scope reviewed
ForceGalaxyInstall / AllowOverrideForceGalaxyInstall template and task params
Checksum bypass path in installGalaxyRequirementsFile()
UI exposure in TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue / TemplateForm.vue
API docs updates
Key conclusions
Authz: Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is enabled on the template — same gate as skip_galaxy_install. Sending the flag via API when override is disabled has no execution effect.
Injection:ansible-galaxy is invoked via exec.Command with fixed subcommand args; requirements file paths are built from repository/playbook directory joins with static filenames — not attacker-controlled strings from request input.
No new trust boundary: Users who can enable force install already hold template-admin or task-runner privileges within the existing Semaphore Ansible execution model.
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🔵 Needs a closer look
The runner currently appends --force unconditionally during Galaxy installs, so the new force_galaxy_install toggle does not correctly control the --force behavior and can change default behavior unexpectedly.
Pull request overview
Adds a new Ansible parameter (force_galaxy_install) to control “forced” Galaxy requirements installation, wiring it through backend structs, runner install logic, UI template/task forms, i18n strings, and Swagger docs.
Updates Ansible requirements installation flow to support a “force” mode and adds unit tests for the template-vs-task precedence logic.
Extends i18n (EN/RU) and Swagger definitions to include the new parameter.
File summaries
File
Description
web/src/lib/constants.js
Adds field metadata for force_galaxy_install and its override flag.
web/src/lang/ru.js
Adds RU translation key for the new UI label.
web/src/lang/en.js
Adds EN translation key for the new UI label.
web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue
Adds template-level checkboxes for force install and “allow override”.
web/src/components/TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue
Adds task launch checkbox when override is enabled.
web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml
Documents force_galaxy_install in AnsibleTaskParams.
db/Template.go
Extends AnsibleTemplateParams with force + override fields and doc comments.
db/Task.go
Extends AnsibleTaskParams with force_galaxy_install and doc comments.
db_lib/AnsibleApp.go
Computes effective force behavior and threads it into Galaxy install paths.
db_lib/AnsibleApp_test.go
Adds unit tests for the new force flag precedence logic.
api-docs.yml
Documents force_galaxy_install in AnsibleTaskParams.
Review details
Suppressed comments (1)
db_lib/AnsibleApp.go:171
installGalaxyRequirementsFile currently always appends --force when it decides to run ansible-galaxy install, even when the new force flag is false. This makes the force_galaxy_install template/task param misleading (and the UI hint --force won’t actually reflect the toggle). Consider only adding --force when force is true, and otherwise run without it while still using the checksum cache.
if force || hasRequirementsChanges(requirementsFilePath, requirementsHashFilePath) {
if err := t.runGalaxy([]string{
string(requirementsType),
"install",
"-r",
requirementsFilePath,
"--force",
}, environmentVars); err != nil {
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In `@api-docs.yml`:
- Around line 871-872: The API schemas are missing the template-level
force-install fields. Update api-docs.yml at lines 871-872 and
web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml at lines 848-849 to add a template-parameter
schema or reference containing both force_galaxy_install and
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🔵 Needs a closer look
Forced installation can execute identical Galaxy requirement paths twice for root-level playbooks.
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db_lib/AnsibleApp.go:164
When force is enabled, bypassing the hash check also removes the existing deduplication for aliased candidate paths. For a common root-level playbook such as site.yml, GetPlaybookDir() equals getRepoPath(), so each role/collection requirements file is passed to ansible-galaxy twice for the same requirements type. Deduplicate the candidate paths per requirements type before invoking this helper (while still bypassing the persistent checksum once per unique path), and add a root-level-playbook regression test.
Checksum bypass in installGalaxyRequirementsFile()
ansible-galaxy invocation via RunGalaxy / exec.Command
UI exposure in TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue / TemplateForm.vue
Key conclusions
Authz: Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is enabled on the template (db_lib/AnsibleApp.go). Sending the flag via the task API when override is disabled is stored but has no execution effect — same pattern as skip_galaxy_install. Template-level flags require CanManageProjectResources.
Injection:ansible-galaxy is invoked with exec.Command(command, args...) and fixed subcommand arguments; requirements paths are built from repository/playbook directory joins with static filenames (requirements.yml), not from raw request strings.
No new trust boundary: Force install only increases how often existing Galaxy requirements are re-applied. Users who can enable it already hold template-admin or explicitly delegated task-runner privileges within the existing Ansible execution model.
Checksum bypass in installGalaxyRequirementsFile()
ansible-galaxy invocation via RunGalaxy / exec.Command (argument array, not shell)
UI exposure in TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue / TemplateForm.vue
API schema updates
Key conclusions
Authz: Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is enabled on the template; otherwise the template default applies. Direct API submission of task params cannot bypass this gate at runtime.
Injection: Galaxy install paths are constructed from validated template/repo locations (ValidatePlaybookPath, fixed requirements.yml filenames). The new boolean does not introduce attacker-controlled command arguments.
Galaxy args: Template galaxy_role_args / galaxy_collection_args remain validated via galaxy.ValidateInstallArgs() before execution.
Integrity / availability: Forcing reinstall increases Galaxy network I/O but requires template configuration or an explicitly enabled override — same trust boundary as existing Ansible task controls.
force_galaxy_install and allow_override_force_galaxy_install are rendered, but they are absent from galaxyCustomizedCount and galaxyDefaults. For templates whose API response lacks these new keys, Vue 2 adds them non-reactively through v-model. The Galaxy badge then does not update when a user enables either setting.
web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue#L827-L833: add both force-install booleans to galaxyCustomizedCount.
web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue#L1158-L1163: add both force-install booleans with false defaults.
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In `@web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue` around lines 827 - 833, Update
galaxyCustomizedCount in web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue at lines 827-833 to
count force_galaxy_install and allow_override_force_galaxy_install alongside the
existing Galaxy settings. Update galaxyDefaults at lines 1158-1163 to initialize
both properties to false, preserving Vue 2 reactivity and ensuring the Galaxy
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In `@web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue`:
- Around line 827-833: Update galaxyCustomizedCount in
web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue at lines 827-833 to count
force_galaxy_install and allow_override_force_galaxy_install alongside the
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Checksum bypass in installGalaxyRequirementsFile()
ansible-galaxy invocation via RunGalaxy / exec.Command (argument array, not shell)
UI exposure in TaskParamsAnsibleForm.vue / TemplateForm.vue
API schema updates
Key conclusions
Authz: Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is enabled on the template (db_lib/AnsibleApp.go:134-137). Sending the flag via the task API when override is disabled is stored but has no execution effect — same gate as skip_galaxy_install. Template-level flags require CanManageProjectResources.
Injection:ansible-galaxy is invoked with exec.Command(command, args...) and fixed subcommand arguments; requirements paths are built from repository/playbook directory joins with static filenames (requirements.yml), not from raw request strings.
Galaxy args: Template galaxy_role_args / galaxy_collection_args remain validated via galaxy.ValidateInstallArgs() before execution.
No new trust boundary: Force install only increases how often existing Galaxy requirements are re-applied. Users who can enable it already hold template-admin or explicitly delegated task-runner privileges within the existing Ansible execution model.
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In `@web/src/components/TemplateForm.vue`:
- Around line 1170-1171: Update the default form initialization near the
TemplateForm controls to use force_galaxy_install and
allow_override_force_galaxy_install instead of forge_galaxy_install and
allow_forge_galaxy_install, matching the fields bound by the controls and
preserving the false defaults when the API omits them.
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Implemented in 26a6a6a: updated /docs/docs/user-guide/apps/ansible.md to document template defaults, task-level override behavior, and skip-vs-force precedence for Galaxy install options.
Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities found.
Re-validated prior automation assessments against synchronize head 7b944063. No unresolved security-review inline threads from earlier runs.
Scope reviewed
force_galaxy_install / allow_override_force_galaxy_install template and task fields
db_lib/AnsibleApp.forceGalaxyInstall execution gate and checksum-bypass behavior
API schema (api-docs.yml) and UI task/template forms
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Result
Authz bypass
Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is set on the template (mirrors skip_galaxy_install). Sending the flag via task API without override permission has no effect.
Injection
New inputs are booleans; no user-controlled strings reach ansible-galaxy argv beyond existing galaxyExtraArgs validation.
Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities found.
Re-validated prior automation assessments against synchronize head 2b67f2de. No unresolved security-review inline threads from earlier runs.
Scope reviewed
force_galaxy_install / allow_override_force_galaxy_install template and task fields
db_lib/AnsibleApp.forceGalaxyInstall execution gate and checksum-bypass behavior
API schema (api-docs.yml) and UI task/template forms
Checks performed
Area
Result
Authz bypass
Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is set on the template (mirrors skip_galaxy_install). Sending the flag via task API without override permission has no effect.
Injection
New inputs are booleans; no user-controlled strings reach ansible-galaxy argv beyond existing galaxyExtraArgs validation.
Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities found.
Re-validated prior automation assessments against synchronize head 9afc9dc. No unresolved security-review inline threads from earlier runs.
Scope reviewed
Added/modified paths: db/Task.go, db/Template.go, db_lib/AnsibleApp.go, API schema, and Vue task/template forms.
Findings validation
Area
Result
Authz / permission boundary
Task-level force_galaxy_install is honored only when allow_override_force_galaxy_install is set on the template (forceGalaxyInstall in db_lib/AnsibleApp.go). Matches the existing skip_galaxy_install gate. Task creation requires auth + CanRunProjectTasks + template permissions.
Injection
force is a bool; requirements paths are server-constructed fixed filenames under the playbook/repo dirs. ansible-galaxy is invoked via exec with discrete argv (AnsiblePlaybook.runCmd). No attacker-controlled shell metacharacters.
SSRF / path traversal
No new network targets or filesystem escapes; force only bypasses the checksum cache for the same pre-existing Galaxy install paths.
XSS / secrets
UI uses standard Vue bindings; log lines include only constructed paths, not user-supplied secrets.
Supply chain
--force reinstall behavior is intentional and limited to project members who can configure templates or launch tasks with override enabled.
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