fix(deploy): scope Supabase MCP OAuth by project - #329
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe deploy CLI adds ChangesSupabase project reference support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A deploy can treat an existing Supabase connection as ready before checking whether it belongs to the requested project, and completion does not independently verify that project binding. This could leave deployments using the wrong project connection, so merge should wait for project-aware checks or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant deploy
participant connectIntegrations
participant SupabaseMCP
CLI->>CLI: Parse and validate project reference
CLI->>deploy: Pass supabaseMcpProjectRef
deploy->>connectIntegrations: Forward project reference
connectIntegrations->>SupabaseMCP: Send normalized reference
SupabaseMCP-->>connectIntegrations: Return connection result
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| const supabaseMcpProjectRef = isSupabaseMcpProvider(provider) | ||
| ? await resolveSupabaseMcpProjectRefForConnect(input) | ||
| : undefined; |
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🔴 Selected Supabase project gets ignored
When Supabase is already connected elsewhere, supabaseMcpProjectRef never participates in the status check. Deploy accepts the wrong project and skips reconnection.
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Make Supabase connection checks project-aware. The project reference currently reaches IntegrationConnectResolver.connect only after connectIntegrations has accepted or rejected the existing generic provider status. Extend the status-check contract and relayfile status request so supabase-mcp and supabase-mcp-relay are considered connected only when the ready connection matches the normalized requested project ref. Ensure a ready connection for a different project enters the reconnect flow, while non-Supabase providers remain unchanged. Add tests for a ready project-A connection with project B requested, both interactive and non-interactive.
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Fixed in 8c420c1 with the paired Cloud status contract in AgentWorkforce/cloud#3226. The normalized requested project ref is now sent during status preflight and OAuth polling; a ready connection for a different project returns unmatched and enters reconnect. Tests cover project-aware status, interactive replacement, and older-Cloud fail-closed behavior.
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| const supabaseMcpProjectRef = isSupabaseMcpProvider(provider) | ||
| ? await resolveSupabaseMcpProjectRefForConnect(input) | ||
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Allow the project ref through the no-prompt gate
When a fresh supabase-mcp connection is deployed with the advertised --no-prompt --supabase-project-ref <ref> combination, execution never reaches this new project-aware connect block: the input.noPrompt && !forceReconnect branch at lines 761–770 returns a failed outcome first. Consequently, non-interactive deployments cannot establish the connection unless callers also discover and supply the unrelated --reconnect supabase-mcp flag; a supplied valid project ref should enable the intended non-interactive path without requiring that workaround.
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Fixed in 8c420c1. A valid --supabase-project-ref now authorizes the Supabase connect path under --no-prompt without requiring --reconnect, while non-Supabase providers retain the existing no-prompt gate. Added a regression test for this exact combination.
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In `@packages/deploy/src/connect.ts`:
- Around line 816-818: Move supabase-mcp project-reference resolution before the
existing-connection status check in the connect flow, then pass that resolved
reference through the relevant status contract and
IntegrationConnectResolver.isConnected logic so stored connection scope is
compared against the requested project. When references differ, avoid returning
already-connected and instead start a new connection flow or fail as
appropriate; add a regression test covering isConnected() initially returning
true with mismatched project references.
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Summary
Deployment note
Pair with AgentWorkforce/cloud#3226. Deploying the Cloud change first makes existing account-wide connections report pending; the next agentworkforce deploy then reconnects them with the project-scoped, read-only URL.
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