UI: Preserve proxied URL on login redirect#66690
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: apache#46533
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: apache#46533
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: #46533 (cherry picked from commit 25ef835) Co-authored-by: Sai Teja Desu <31831475+desusaiteja@users.noreply.github.com>
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: #46533 (cherry picked from commit 25ef835) Co-authored-by: Sai Teja Desu <31831475+desusaiteja@users.noreply.github.com>
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: #46533 (cherry picked from commit 25ef835) Co-authored-by: Sai Teja Desu <31831475+desusaiteja@users.noreply.github.com>
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When the UI is reached through a proxy (Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, reverse proxies), the auth-failure interceptor sent the API server's absolute URL as the 'next' parameter, so post-login redirects went to e.g. http://localhost:29091 instead of the URL the browser is on. Send a same-origin path+search+hash instead, so the browser stays on whatever origin it is currently using. Add regression coverage for proxied subpaths so redirects also preserve base paths such as /team-a/. closes: #46533 (cherry picked from commit 25ef835) Co-authored-by: Sai Teja Desu <31831475+desusaiteja@users.noreply.github.com>
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When Airflow UI is reached through a proxy such as Gitpod, Codespaces, ngrok, or a reverse proxy, the auth-failure redirect can preserve the API server's absolute URL in the
nextparameter instead of the browser-visible URL. After login, that can send users to the wrong origin such ashttp://localhost:29091.This change makes the UI send a same-origin relative
nexttarget using only path, query, and hash. That keeps the browser on the current origin after login while still returning users to the same page they were on.Validation:
/team-a/...nexttarget does not include anhttp://orhttps://origin prefixcloses: #46533
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