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Pull request overview
This PR fixes Windows MDM configuration profile edits so that uploading a replacement .xml with a different filename renames the profile in place (same UUID/targets/per-host delivery state), and adds upfront validation to reject profile names longer than 255 characters (avoiding raw MySQL “Data too long…” errors).
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- Pass uploaded filename (sans extension) through the update endpoint and service so Windows profile edits can update the stored name.
- Update MySQL update logic to support in-place renames with atomic cross-table uniqueness checks and to refresh denormalized per-host
profile_name. - Add a max-length (255 chars) validation for Windows profile names and expand unit/integration coverage for rename and collision cases.
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| File | Description |
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| server/service/mdm.go | Derives profileName from uploaded file on edit and passes it through UpdateMDMConfigProfile. |
| server/fleet/service.go | Extends the service interface to accept profileName for updates. |
| server/service/windows_mdm_profiles.go | Applies uploaded filename as the new Windows profile name (with safe fallback) and maps rename conflicts to 409. |
| server/datastore/mysql/microsoft_mdm.go | Allows Windows profile renames (UUID-keyed), adds atomic cross-table uniqueness guards on rename, and updates per-host denormalized names. |
| server/fleet/windows_mdm.go | Adds Windows profile name length validation (255 chars, rune-counted). |
| server/fleet/request.go | Introduces shared constants for max profile name length and its error message. |
| server/service/windows_mdm_profiles_test.go | Adds unit tests for rename behavior, reserved-name rejection on rename, and max-length validation. |
| server/service/integration_mdm_profiles_test.go | Updates integration tests to cover rename-in-place and rename collision behavior. |
| server/service/mdm_test.go | Updates dispatch tests for the new UpdateMDMConfigProfile signature. |
| server/service/apple_mdm_test.go | Updates Apple tests for the new UpdateMDMConfigProfile signature. |
| server/mock/service/service_mock.go | Updates service mock to match the new UpdateMDMConfigProfile signature. |
| server/datastore/mysql/microsoft_mdm_test.go | Adds datastore-level assertions for rename semantics, timestamps, and per-host name refresh. |
| changes/51104-windows-profile-rename-on-edit | Documents the user-visible fixes. |
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. WalkthroughWindows configuration profile updates now derive a profile name from the uploaded filename and pass it through the service layer. Windows profiles can change names in place while preserving their UUIDs. The datastore enforces name uniqueness and resolves live names, while deletion snapshots names for retained host rows. Names longer than 255 characters and reserved or duplicate names return validation or conflict errors. Tests cover rename, validation, persistence, deletion, and activity behavior. Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change enables Windows profile renames while preserving the profile identity and delivery state, but a concurrent deletion can still cause an edit to be reported as a duplicate-name conflict. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up for this bounded concurrency issue. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@server/datastore/mysql/microsoft_mdm.go`:
- Around line 3154-3158: Update the profile-name claim logic surrounding the
UPDATE NOT EXISTS checks to serialize claims across
mdm_apple_configuration_profiles, mdm_apple_declarations, and
mdm_android_configuration_profiles, using a shared uniqueness mechanism or
common lock that covers concurrent creates and renames. Add a concurrency test
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| stmt += ` | ||
| AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM mdm_apple_configuration_profiles WHERE name = ? AND team_id = ?) | ||
| AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM mdm_apple_declarations WHERE name = ? AND team_id = ?) | ||
| AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM mdm_android_configuration_profiles WHERE name = ? AND team_id = ?)` | ||
| args = append(args, cp.Name, teamID, cp.Name, teamID, cp.Name, teamID) |
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In MySQL 8.0 with InnoDB, consistent reads and locking behavior in statements involving subqueries are governed by specific rules regarding snapshots and locking propagation. Consistent Reads and Snapshots In the default REPEATABLE READ isolation level, InnoDB uses consistent non-locking reads to provide a snapshot of the database [1][2]. A standard SELECT statement uses a consistent read [2]. However, statements like INSERT INTO... SELECT, UPDATE... (SELECT), and CREATE TABLE... SELECT are treated differently [2]. By default, InnoDB uses stronger locks for these DML operations, and the SELECT portion effectively operates under READ COMMITTED behavior, where each consistent read establishes its own fresh snapshot [2]. Locking Behavior and Subqueries A critical detail regarding locking reads (such as SELECT... FOR UPDATE) is that a locking clause in an outer statement does not automatically apply locks to tables referenced within a nested subquery [3][4]. For example, in the statement: SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE c1 = (SELECT c1 FROM t2) FOR UPDATE; The rows in table t2 are not locked [3][4]. To ensure that rows within the subquery are also locked, you must explicitly include a locking clause within the subquery itself [3][4]: SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE c1 = (SELECT c1 FROM t2 FOR UPDATE) FOR UPDATE; Optimizer Considerations The MySQL optimizer has various strategies to handle subqueries, including materialization, semijoin, and EXISTS transformations [5][6][7]. It is important to note that, for single-table UPDATE and DELETE statements, the optimizer generally does not use semijoin or materialization optimizations [7]. If you encounter locking or performance issues with subqueries in these statements, rewriting them as multiple-table UPDATE or DELETE statements using a JOIN is often recommended [7]. General Restrictions You generally cannot modify a table and select from the same table in a subquery for UPDATE, DELETE, or INSERT statements [8]. A common workaround is to wrap the subquery in a derived table (e.g., SELECT * FROM (SELECT... FROM t) AS dt), which forces materialization and can bypass this restriction [8]. Summary of Recommendations 1. Explicit Locking: If you need to lock rows accessed within a subquery, you must explicitly add FOR UPDATE or FOR SHARE to that specific subquery [3][4]. 2. Mixing Statements: Avoid mixing non-locking SELECT statements with locking statements in a single REPEATABLE READ transaction, as this can lead to inconsistencies between the snapshot seen by the non-locking read and the current state used by the locking statement [1][9]. 3. Workarounds: Use derived tables to force materialization if you need to perform operations that modify a table while selecting from it [8].
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Serialize cross-platform profile-name claims
The four profile tables have separate unique (team_id, name) indexes, but no shared uniqueness constraint. The UPDATE ... NOT EXISTS checks do not lock name claims in the other tables. Concurrent creates or renames can therefore commit duplicate names. Add a shared uniqueness mechanism or common lock, and test that only one concurrent claim commits.
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In `@server/datastore/mysql/microsoft_mdm.go` around lines 3154 - 3158, Update the
profile-name claim logic surrounding the UPDATE NOT EXISTS checks to serialize
claims across mdm_apple_configuration_profiles, mdm_apple_declarations, and
mdm_android_configuration_profiles, using a shared uniqueness mechanism or
common lock that covers concurrent creates and renames. Add a concurrency test
verifying that competing cross-platform claims for the same team_id and name
allow only one commit.
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@coderabbitai This is pre-existing behavior, right? Is it serious enough to file another issue for, or would that be over-engineering?
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@getvictor, yes. The underlying race is pre-existing in the profile creation paths. This PR extends the same pattern to Windows profile renames.
I recommend a follow-up issue, not a blocker for this PR. The race requires concurrent requests for the same team and profile name, so it is likely rare. However, it can violate the intended cross-platform name uniqueness and create ambiguous profile lookup behavior.
A follow-up issue is proportionate. It should define a shared name-claim mechanism and include a concurrency test. This is not over-engineering if cross-platform name uniqueness is a required invariant.
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Hey @getvictor , the race CodeRabbit describes doesn't reproduce according to my local tests. Under REPEATABLE READ the NOT EXISTS subqueries are locking reads, so they gap-lock the other tables' (team_id, name) indexes. Two concurrent sessions: the competing insert of the same name blocks and fails with "Lock wait timeout exceeded". Same on the create path on main. No duplicates, so nothing to file for uniqueness.
Those locks do deadlock though. Rename vs the Apple create path claiming the same name gave ERROR 1213 on 20 of 80 transactions. I pushed 04c7afd to fix the rename path but if you want to file another issue I can fix create and rename/update paths there.
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Uploading a replacement file with a different name now renames the profile in place rather than keeping the original name. The profile keeps its UUID and its per-host delivery state, so it is not removed from hosts. Related issue: Resolves #51104
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3180-3199: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a current read for the deletion check.
WithRetryTxxstarts withdb.BeginTxx(ctx, nil), so the transaction inherits the MySQL session isolation. Under the defaultREPEATABLE READ, the first plainSELECTestablishes a snapshot. A concurrent delete can then make the guardedUPDATEaffect zero rows whileSELECT EXISTSstill sees the deleted row and returnsexistsErrorinstead ofnotFound. UseSELECT profile_uuid ... FOR UPDATEfor this recheck.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Thanks for the fix.
We have the reconcile cron that runs every 30 seconds, which reads the profile name and then later writes it in MDMWindowsEnqueueCommandAndUpsertHostProfiles so we have a race condition. The cron could overwrite the name that was just changed with a stale name. The issue is display only, so maybe we have an hourly cron that reconciles the names if they're out of date? Or another easy fix?
| if _, err := tx.ExecContext(ctx, | ||
| `UPDATE host_mdm_windows_profiles SET profile_name = ? WHERE profile_uuid = ?`, | ||
| cp.Name, cp.ProfileUUID); err != nil { | ||
| return ctxerr.Wrap(ctx, err, "updating host windows profile names") |
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I'm concerned about performance here. Please make sure to callout for QA to loadtest this behavior on 100K Windows hosts. Is the wait reasonable/tolerable?
If it is not, we actually don't have a good async pattern defined yet, so we'd have to discuss how to solve that. I don't like the async pattern we use for deleting large numbers of hosts.
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About the race, I see two options. Both would let me drop the synchronous per-host UPDATE you mention here, so the 100k host load test concern goes away either way.
One is to stop treating host_mdm_windows_profiles.profile_name as the source of truth and LEFT JOIN mdm_windows_configuration_profiles on read, with COALESCE(mwcp.name, hmwp.profile_name) so deleted profiles still fall back to the stored copy. That removes the staleness entirely rather than healing it. The downside is blast radius: profile_name is read in GetHostMDMWindowsProfiles, three spots in mdm.go, and the
status rollup. I'm not particularly confident about this option, maybe there's a very good reason to keep denormalizing the profile_name and I'm not seeing it.
The other is your cron, which owns that column instead. Smaller, but a renamed profile shows the old name on host pages until the next run.
Given it's display only, I lean towards the cron. Is up to an hour of staleness acceptable there, what do you think?
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I'm guessing we denormalized the profile_name for the delete usecase. Doing a LEFT JOIN sounds good to me.
Do we need to do anything else to make sure the profile_name is correct when profile is being deleted?
Reference doc change for #51104 Implementation PR: #52055 Editing a Windows configuration profile and uploading a replacement file with a different name now renames the profile. Previously the contents were replaced but the name was kept. Documenting that exposed a contradiction in the existing "Uploading a new profile file" section. It opened with "The new profile must match the identity of the existing profile" as a blanket rule, then listed only DDM and `.mobileconfig`. That's wrong for Windows and Android, which have no identifier inside the file and accept any valid replacement, and for Windows it now conflicts with the rename behaviour, since name is the only identity a Windows profile has. So this rewrites the section as one list covering all four profile types, saying for each what the new file must match and what the profile is called afterwards. It also documents renaming for `.mobileconfig` via `PayloadDisplayName`, which already worked and was simply never written down, and the `409` on a name collision. No behaviour change for Android or Apple DDM.
The reconcile cron snapshots profile names at the start of a tick and writes them back later, so it could overwrite a rename with a stale name. Resolving the name from the live profile on read removes the drift instead of healing it, and drops a per-host write that would have touched one row per host on every rename. Host rows outlive the profile, so the delete paths now snapshot the live name on the way out for reads to fall back to. Related issue: Resolves #51104
Related issue: Resolves #51104
Reference doc PR: #52072
What was done
Editing a Windows configuration profile and uploading a replacement file with a different name replaced the contents but kept the original name, so the profile list, the downloaded file and the activity all kept showing the old one.
The edit endpoint already receives the uploaded file but dropped its file name before reaching the service, which then forced the stored name. It now passes the file name through and the profile is renamed in place: same
profile_uuid, same targets, same per-host delivery state.Host pages resolve the profile name from the live profile row rather than the denormalized
host_mdm_windows_profiles.profile_namecopy, so a rename writes no per-host rows at all. The delete paths snapshot the live name on the way out, since those rows outlive the profile and the copy is what reads fall back to once it's gone.Scoped to Windows. Android and Apple DDM behave the same way and are unchanged. Apple
.mobileconfigis unaffected, its name comes fromPayloadDisplayNamein the file and already updated.Also adds a 255-character check on the profile name, which previously surfaced MySQL's raw
Data too long for column 'name'to the caller.Steps to reproduce
disable-onedrive.xml.enable-firewall.xml.The profile is still called
disable-onedrive, Download returns<date>_disable-onedrive.xmlcontaining the firewall settings, and the activity readsdisable-onedrive. Only "Updated" changes.How I tested
Scenarios run end to end against a local server on the
mainbinary and then this branch:disable-onedrive.xmlwithenable-firewall.xmldisable-onedriveenable-firewall, UUID unchanged422,Error 1406 (22001): Data too long for column 'name'400,maximum configuration profile name length is 255 characters200, silently ignored400, same message, profile untouched200(rename was impossible)409, profile untouchedHost display, watching both the page and the stored copy:
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CAST(mwcp.name AS BINARY). The column isutf8mb4_unicode_ci, so a plain!=treatsfooandFooas equal and would skip a case-only rename.NOT EXISTSinside theUPDATErather than a precedingSELECT, so check and write are atomic. Same shapeNewMDMWindowsConfigProfileuses on insert.UpdateMDMWindowsConfigProfileuseswithRetryTxx: that cross-table guard deadlocks with the create paths under concurrent claims of the same name (ERROR 1213on 20 of 80 transactions locally).Summary by CodeRabbit