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feat(config): export the effective configuration with gomodel config export - #1304
Adds gomodel config export, which prints the configuration a gateway started now would run with as a config.yaml. It covers every setting (defaults, config.yaml, env vars) and the objects saved in the dashboard: providers, virtual models, users, MCP servers, tagging headers, budgets and rate limits. Load the output as config/config.yaml to run the same gateway from a file.
It is a CLI command only, with no admin endpoint and no dashboard UI, so a leaked dashboard session or API key cannot read the configuration.
No secret is printed:
A secret is written as the reference it was configured with (${env:…}, ${file:…}, ${vault:…}). Without one, it becomes ${env:SUGGESTED_NAME} with a comment naming the variable to set.
Credential-looking values outside known secret fields are also replaced by env references:
URLs with credentials;
token= / Bearer text;
MCP stdio args such as --api-key X and --header=Authorization: Bearer X;
secret-named keys in extensions:.
Text saved in the dashboard, such as a user description containing ${env:GOMODEL_MASTER_KEY}, is escaped, so it cannot become a live reference when the file is loaded back.
Not exported (listed in the file header): managed API keys, workflows, guardrails created in the dashboard, pricing overrides, runtime settings, and disabled provider credentials.
Added gomodel config export to print effective configuration as YAML, including defaults, configuration files, environment variables, and dashboard-managed settings and objects.
Export replaces detected secrets with references or environment-variable placeholders. The YAML can be loaded again, with dashboard-managed objects treated as read-only.
The command refuses to write output to the configuration file it reads when that file can be detected.
Documentation
Added guidance on exporting configuration, secret handling, redirection safety, and settings that cannot be exported. Bare tokens in free-form text may remain visible.
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- Line 93: Update the jsonAssignment regular expression to allow an optional
backslash before the surrounding quotes in both key and string-value groups, so
escaped-quote JSON assignments are detected for redaction without decoding them.
Add a regression case to TestExportYAMLRedactsCredentialsInText that verifies
the escaped credential value does not appear in the export.
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Adds gomodel config export to write effective configuration and dashboard-managed objects as YAML. The export preserves configured references and replaces detected secrets with environment references or suggested placeholders.
Changes: Effective configuration export
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Summary
Load state and export metadata config/config.go, config/cache.go, config/mcp.go, config/opentelemetry.go, config/providers.go, config/server.go, config/storage.go, config/export_text.go, config/config_strict_test.go
The load result retains YAML values changed by environment expansion. Configuration fields gain export metadata for secrets, URLs, and arguments. YAML helpers preserve literal text and configured references.
YAML export and redaction config/export.go, config/export_detect.go, config/export_test.go, config/export_safety_test.go
Adds YAML traversal and credential detection. Export preserves configured secret references, substitutes matching environment variables, or suggests variables when no match exists. Tests cover redaction and load-export-load behavior.
Adds provider export and stored-object listing functions. Budget and rate-limit conversion can be called separately, and guardrail schema secret keys can be queried. Read-only keyring access opens existing key data without creating or re-wrapping keys.
Merge and assemble effective configuration internal/app/config_export.go, internal/app/config_export_merge.go, internal/app/config_export_test.go, internal/app/config_export_merge_test.go
The application export reads stored objects and merges them with declared configuration. Declared entries shadow matching stored entries. Tests cover merging, secret references, and selected exported values.
CLI command and documentation run/config_cmd.go, run/flags.go, run/run.go, run/config_cmd_test.go, docs/advanced/cli.mdx, docs/advanced/config-yaml.mdx
Adds gomodel config export, routes it through configuration loading and export, and writes YAML to standard output. Documentation describes the command, secret handling, and redirection behavior.
ENTERPILOT/GoModel#1290 — This issue requests masking provider header values. The export adds credential redaction, but does not add provider headers or header-specific masking.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review f8a66
Remaining redaction gaps can write credentials into exported YAML, and concurrent dashboard changes can produce an export missing referenced providers. Resolve these issues before merging and relying on exports for backups or migration.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding effective configuration export through gomodel config export.
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The description is complete and on topic. It explains the command, configuration sources, secret handling, exclusions, and documentation updates.
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Issue [#1223] requests an effective YAML configuration export that combines defaults, config.yaml, environment variables, and dashboard-managed configuration. The PR adds gomodel config export and m…
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The changes remain connected to [#1223]. Export logic is implemented in config/export*.go, internal/app/config_export*.go, and internal/providers/config_export.go. Factory listing helpers expose…
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Issue [#1223] requests an effective YAML configuration export that combines defaults, config.yaml, environment variables, and dashboard-managed configuration. The PR adds gomodel config export and merges declared configuration with providers, virtual models, users, MCP servers, tagging rules, budgets, and rate limits. config/export.go and config/export_detect.go preserve configured secret references and replace literal credentials with environment references. The CLI and application tests cover export, reload, merge precedence, secret handling, and read-only storage access. The PR documents the selected open-question behavior, including the objects that are not exported.
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The changes remain connected to [#1223]. Export logic is implemented in config/export*.go, internal/app/config_export*.go, and internal/providers/config_export.go. Factory listing helpers expose dashboard data for export. Read-only encryption access prevents export from changing stored keys. CLI routing, documentation, metadata tags, and tests support the export behavior. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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A rabbit gathers settings in a YAML-bound tray, Keeps secret strings tucked safely out of the way. Dashboard bits join the config with care, References point where the values live there. The export hops to stdout, neat and clear, While literal secrets stay nowhere near.
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Export breaks JSON arguments
For the new test's --config={"apiKey":"json-do-not-leak"}, this recursive split preserves --config={"apiKey": but replaces the entire remaining "json-do-not-leak"} with an environment reference. Setting that variable to the API key produces --config={"apiKey":KEY, without quotes or a closing brace. The MCP subprocess receives invalid JSON after the export is reloaded.
Preserve the JSON structure and replace only its secret value, or replace the whole argument with a reference.
Recognize numbered credential names before exporting their values.
credentialKey keeps trailing digits inside a word, so token2, apikey2, and password1 do not match credentialWords. A literal value under such a key is then exported as written. An extension value is walked as plain text, and an MCP argument such as --token2 abc123 is also treated as plain text. The exporter still redacts a value that has a URL credential, a key=value credential assignment, or a Bearer token shape, or that equals a resolved secret. A bare literal matches none of these checks.
Strip trailing digits from each word before the lookup, and add the numbered names to the credential-key test table.
🐛 Suggested fix
config/export_detect.go:
flush := func() {
- if credentialWords[strings.ToLower(string(word))] {+ name := strings.TrimRightFunc(strings.ToLower(string(word)), unicode.IsDigit)+ if credentialWords[name] {
credential = true
}
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Review comment at @config/export_detect.go at line 168:
Update credentialKey to remove trailing digits from each word before checking
credentialWords, so numbered credential names are recognized. Add token2,
apikey2, and password1 to the credential-key test table and verify they match.
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- Line 168: Update credentialKey to remove trailing digits from each word before
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7 issues found across 33 files
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<file name="config/export_detect.go">
<violation number="1" location="config/export_detect.go:89">
P2: `bearerCredential` misses bearer tokens separated from the scheme by multiple spaces because `cutAuthScheme` removes only the first one. Trim separator whitespace before checking that the credential is a single word, so values like `Bearer token` are redacted without matching multiword prose.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/advanced/cli.mdx">
<violation number="1" location="docs/advanced/cli.mdx:223">
P2: This overstates the export’s coverage: it omits several effective settings, including managed API keys and runtime settings. Describe it as exporting supported configuration settings so operators do not mistake it for a complete snapshot.</violation>
</file>
<file name="internal/app/config_export_test.go">
<violation number="1" location="internal/app/config_export_test.go:113">
P2: Inherited `OPENAI_API_KEY` or `GOMODEL_MASTER_KEY` overrides this fixture's provider or master key, so the test fails in configured environments. Unset config/provider variables before `config.Load`, then set only fixture values.</violation>
</file>
<file name="config/mcp.go">
<violation number="1" location="config/mcp.go:136">
P2: `Env` and `Headers` accept ordinary configuration as well as credentials, but these tags redact every nonempty entry; for example, `NODE_ENV: production` becomes a required `${env:GOMODEL_...}` reference and the snapshot no longer preserves the setting. Remove the blanket tags and let per-key credential detection redact credential entries.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/advanced/config-yaml.mdx">
<violation number="1" location="docs/advanced/config-yaml.mdx:216">
P1: This guarantee is too broad: a standalone credential in free-form dashboard text can pass the exporter's checks and be written verbatim. Redact such values in the exporter or qualify the claim and tell operators to inspect free-form text before sharing the export.</violation>
</file>
<file name="internal/app/config_export_merge.go">
<violation number="1" location="internal/app/config_export_merge.go:130">
P2: This drops custom MCP server display names from the snapshot, so reloading uses the slug in generated MCP instructions instead. Preserve the display name in the declarative schema/export or document this omission.</violation>
</file>
<file name="config/export.go">
<violation number="1" location="config/export.go:394">
P2: Configured mixed secrets such as `sk-${vault:key}` are rewritten to a generated environment variable instead of retaining their configured reference. Preserve reference-bearing fragments restored from `Secrets.configured` while continuing to redact literal-only secrets.</violation>
</file>
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P1: This guarantee is too broad: a standalone credential in free-form dashboard text can pass the exporter's checks and be written verbatim. Redact such values in the exporter or qualify the claim and tell operators to inspect free-form text before sharing the export.
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<comment>This guarantee is too broad: a standalone credential in free-form dashboard text can pass the exporter's checks and be written verbatim. Redact such values in the exporter or qualify the claim and tell operators to inspect free-form text before sharing the export.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -185,6 +185,71 @@ new file fails to load. `server.port` and `server.pid_file` are the exceptions:
+those dashboard objects become read-only in the dashboard, like any other
+declared object.
+
+No secret is ever written. Each one appears as where it comes from:
+
+| Configured as | Exported as |
</file context>
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No secret is ever written. Each one appears as where it comes from:
Known secrets and recognized credential patterns are redacted; review free-form dashboard text for secrets before sharing the export.
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P2: bearerCredential misses bearer tokens separated from the scheme by multiple spaces because cutAuthScheme removes only the first one. Trim separator whitespace before checking that the credential is a single word, so values like Bearer token are redacted without matching multiword prose.
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<comment>`bearerCredential` misses bearer tokens separated from the scheme by multiple spaces because `cutAuthScheme` removes only the first one. Trim separator whitespace before checking that the credential is a single word, so values like `Bearer token` are redacted without matching multiword prose.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,212 @@
+// ("Bearer abc123"): the scheme and one word that is not a reference.
+func bearerCredential(value string) bool {
+ scheme, credential, ok := cutAuthScheme(value)
+ return ok && strings.EqualFold(scheme, "bearer") && !strings.ContainsAny(credential, " \t\n") &&
+ literal(replaceReferences(credential, referencePlaceholder))
+}
</file context>
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P2: Configured mixed secrets such as sk-${vault:key} are rewritten to a generated environment variable instead of retaining their configured reference. Preserve reference-bearing fragments restored from Secrets.configured while continuing to redact literal-only secrets.
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<comment>Configured mixed secrets such as `sk-${vault:key}` are rewritten to a generated environment variable instead of retaining their configured reference. Preserve reference-bearing fragments restored from `Secrets.configured` while continuing to redact literal-only secrets.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,611 @@
+ if prefix > 0 && prefix <= len(node.Value) && strings.HasPrefix(value, node.Value[:prefix]) {
+ head, secret = value[:prefix], value[prefix:]
+ }
+ if configured && onlyReferences(secret) {
+ e.setValue(path, node, value, true)
+ return
</file context>
Remove the ${env: skip so every round-trip attribute is compared exactly.
TestExportYAMLRoundTripsRandomText compares a reloaded resource attribute only when its value does not contain ${env:. A changed value that still contains that text passes without a comparison, so the test cannot detect the change. The test name describes an exact round trip, but these values are not checked. Removing the guard makes every attribute comparison exact. If a value fails after this change, the failure reports a round-trip mismatch for that value.
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Review comment at @config/export_safety_test.go around lines 403 - 405:
In TestExportYAMLRoundTripsRandomText, remove the condition that skips values
containing "${env:" and compare every reloaded attribute to its original value
with the existing assertion.
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Review comments at @config/export_detect.go:
- Line 74: Update leaksSecret to detect JSON-style credentials with a quoted
credential key followed by a colon, including cases not matched by
assignsLiteralCredential or bearerCredential. Keep secret references allowed by
reusing the existing literal and replaceReferences handling.
- Around line 57-59: In urlHasLiteralCredential, treat an empty URL password as
absent so the username is checked for a literal credential; continue checking a
nonempty password instead of the username, preserving the existing behavior for
reference passwords.
Review comments at @config/export_text.go:
- Around line 36-39: Record the unexpanded-config parse failure in yamlLayer
when building the expanded-value index, rather than returning it through
expandedScalars into applyYAML; keep valid config loading unchanged. Make the
export check that recorded failure and return an error before writing output,
preventing resolved values from being exported without their source expressions.
Review comments at @config/export.go:
- Around line 375-378: Update the secret registration near node.Value so
e.secretValues records both the full header value and any credential following
an authentication scheme. Apply the existing minSecretCopy and onlyReferences
checks to the extracted credential before recording it.
Review comments at @docs/advanced/config-yaml.mdx:
- Around line 190-192: Update the documentation for `gomodel config export` and
its export header to describe the settings a gateway started now would run with,
rather than implying they match the live gateway; keep the surrounding
explanation of the exported file and omitted objects unchanged.
Review comments at @internal/app/config_export_merge.go:
- Around line 202-210: Update the sorting in exportBudgets and exportRateLimits
so environment references remain associated with their subjects after rows are
reordered. Keep restored references tied to each subject, or preserve declared
order for rows carrying references, so ExportYAML does not replace those paths
with literals.
- Line 76: Update exportVirtualModels so doc.SecretFields receives the
route-scoped secret paths for StrategyConfig, following the existing
guardrailSecretFields pattern, so route-plugin InputSecret values are masked in
config.yaml.
- Line 214: Update exportBudgets to receive the billed-budget availability gates
and, when billed budgets are unavailable, export affected limits with the basis
the gateway can enforce instead of preserving row.CostBasis as billed.
Review comments at @internal/app/config_export.go:
- Line 147: Remove the claim that dashboard-saved objects are read-only from the
exported header in the configuration export logic. Keep the header’s guidance to
load the file as config/config.yaml, but do not imply that dashboard edits to
exported budgets are prevented.
- Around line 83-89: Update the ExportConfig flow around exportBudgets and
exportRateLimits to avoid converting rules when their respective budget or
rate-limit sections are disabled. Preserve the existing conversion and error
handling for enabled sections, and export disabled sections without triggering
validation errors.
- Around line 111-128: Update readStoredObjects to read all exported
collections, including providers and virtual models, from one consistent
snapshot so concurrent dashboard edits cannot produce mismatched references.
Reuse the existing snapshot or transaction mechanism for the collection reads
while preserving their current error handling.
Review comments at @internal/app/secrets.go:
- Around line 38-45: Update the key-store initialization used by
openSecretBoxWith so read-only opens, including those requested by
readSecretBox, skip creating the encryption_keys table; treat a missing table as
containing no data keys while preserving normal table creation for writable
opens.
Review comments at @internal/encryption/keyring.go:
- Around line 85-87: Update the empty-key branch in read-only `encryption.Open`
so export reloads the key store and retries the encrypted-secret read once; if
no key is available after retry, report the actual missing-key cause instead of
returning a disabled Box that implies encryption is unconfigured.
Review comments at @run/config_cmd.go:
- Around line 83-85: Update the Setup doc comment to state that the hook runs
for configuration export as well as gateway startup, and that hooks must not
write to stdout because export writes YAML there. Preserve the existing guidance
about extension registration, log handler wrappers, and errors.
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Review comments at @config/export_safety_test.go:
- Around line 403-405: In TestExportYAMLRoundTripsRandomText, remove the
condition that skips values containing "${env:" and compare every reloaded
attribute to its original value with the existing assertion.
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In urlHasLiteralCredential, an empty password such as https://actual-access-token:@host takes the password branch. The username is discarded, the empty password is not literal, and the URL is not flagged. The export then writes the token into the export:"url" field as plain text unless the same value is configured as a secret elsewhere.
Treat an empty password as absent, so the username is checked. A nonempty reference password, such as app:${env:PG_PASS}@db, still discards the username and stays unflagged. An ordinary app:@db will now also be flagged, which matches how app@db is already treated.
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if u.User != nil {
credential := u.User.Username()
- if password, set := u.User.Password(); set {+ if password, set := u.User.Password(); set && password != "" {
credential = password
}
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Fail the export, not the config load, when the expanded-value index is missing.
When the unexpanded config fails to parse but the expanded config parses, the config still loads. expandedScalars returns nil, and the export then has no source expression for untyped settings. For a setting such as other: $SECRET whose resolved value contains no $, the export can write the resolved value instead of $SECRET.
Do not return this error from expandedScalars into applyYAML. Loading does not use this index, so that change would reject a valid config. Instead, record the parse failure in yamlLayer. Have the export return an error when that failure is recorded, so the export stops before it writes resolved values.
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Record the unexpanded-config parse failure in yamlLayer when building the
expanded-value index, rather than returning it through expandedScalars into
applyYAML; keep valid config loading unchanged. Make the export check that
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Read the exported collections from one consistent snapshot.
readStoredObjects reads provider credentials, then virtual models, in separate calls. A dashboard edit between the two reads can export a virtual model whose target provider is not in the exported providers section. The exported file then fails validation at startup with an unknown target provider error.
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Update readStoredObjects to read all exported collections, including providers
and virtual models, from one consistent snapshot so concurrent dashboard edits
cannot produce mismatched references. Reuse the existing snapshot or transaction
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nl -ba internal/budget/service.go | sed -n "${start},$((start+40))p"echo ---
git cat-file -e 18b85bce8b2c469a876c3417875d5f944c07d9ee:internal/app/config_export.go &&echo"config_export.go present at merge base"||echo"config_export.go absent at merge base"
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Remove the read-only claim from the exported header.
The header says dashboard-saved objects become read-only after the file loads as config/config.yaml. The budget write path does not enforce this. A dashboard edit to an exported budget is saved and changes the enforced limit.
Suggested fix
--- "a/internal/app/config_export.go"+++ "b/internal/app/config_export.go"@@ -143,8 +143,7 @@
return strings.Join([]string{
fmt.Sprintf("GoModel configuration exported %s by %s %s.", now.UTC().Format(time.RFC3339), version.App, version.Version),
"The settings in effect: defaults, config.yaml, environment variables,",
- "and objects saved in the dashboard. Load it as config/config.yaml;",- "objects saved in the dashboard are then read-only there.",+ "and objects saved in the dashboard. Load it as config/config.yaml.",
"",
"Secrets are not included. A secret is written as the reference it was",
"configured with (env, file, or vault), or as an env reference with a",
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Remove the claim that dashboard-saved objects are read-only from the exported
header in the configuration export logic. Keep the header’s guidance to load the
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echo"=== keyring.go options ==="
nl -ba internal/encryption/keyring.go | sed -n '25,35p'echo"=== keyring.go open ==="
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Skip table creation when a secret store opens read-only.
readSecretBox sets ReadOnly, but NewKeyStore creates the encryption_keys table before Open applies that option. On an uninitialized SQL database, config export writes to the database, or fails under read-only permissions. Skip the table creation for read-only opens. Treat a missing table as no data keys.
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Review comment at @internal/app/secrets.go around lines 38 - 45:
Update the key-store initialization used by openSecretBoxWith so read-only
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Retry the encrypted-secret read when export finds no data key.
A read-only encryption.Open returns a disabled Box when its key list is empty. If another gateway creates its first data key and saves a sealed credential after that listing, ListStoredCredentials fails. The export then reports that GOMODEL_ENCRYPTION_KEY is not set, although the key is configured. Reload the key store and retry once, or report the actual cause.
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Update the empty-key branch in read-only `encryption.Open` so export reloads the
key store and retries the encrypted-secret read once; if no key is available
after retry, report the actual missing-key cause instead of returning a disabled
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echo"== base type"; git cat-file -t "$base"2>&1echo"== base run/config_cmd.go presence"; git cat-file -e "$base:run/config_cmd.go"2>/dev/null &&echo exists ||echo missing
echo"== head run/config_cmd.go presence"; git cat-file -e "$head:run/config_cmd.go"2>/dev/null &&echo exists ||echo missing
echo"== base run/run.go Setup doc"; git show "$base:run/run.go"2>&1| sed -n '74,84p'echo"== base run/run.go Setup/config export refs"; git show "$base:run/run.go"2>&1| rg -n 'Setup|config export|runConfigExport|configExport'||test"$?" -eq 1
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Document that config export runs Setup and that hooks must not write to stdout.
runConfigExport calls opts.Setup before it writes the export to opts.Stdout, which defaults to os.Stdout. A hook that writes to process stdout places its text ahead of the YAML. The redirected file may then fail to load as config.yaml. The Setup doc comment describes only gateway startup and does not mention export. Skipping Setup for export is not an option, because export depends on the extensions that Setup registers.
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- // Setup, when set, runs once the process is committed to starting the- // gateway — after CLI parsing, --version/--health/--ready- // short-circuits, dotenv loading, and logging configuration, but before- // config loading. Register extensions here so operator tooling modes- // stay silent; log handler wrappers are the exception and must be- // registered before Run. A returned error aborts startup.+ // Setup, when set, runs once the process is committed to starting the+ // gateway or exporting configuration, after CLI parsing and dotenv and+ // logging setup, but before config loading. Register extensions here.+ // Hooks must not write to stdout: config export writes its YAML there.+ // Log handler wrappers are the exception and must be registered before+ // Run. A returned error aborts startup.
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Update the Setup doc comment to state that the hook runs for configuration
export as well as gateway startup, and that hooks must not write to stdout
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<file name="config/export_detect.go">
<violation number="1" location="config/export_detect.go:87">
P1: `jsonAssignment` only matches quoted JSON values, so `{"api_key":12345678}` bypasses credential detection and is exported verbatim. Inspect JSON scalar and array values under credential keys too.</violation>
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P1: jsonAssignment only matches quoted JSON values, so {"api_key":12345678} bypasses credential detection and is exported verbatim. Inspect JSON scalar and array values under credential keys too.
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<comment>`jsonAssignment` only matches quoted JSON values, so `{"api_key":12345678}` bypasses credential detection and is exported verbatim. Inspect JSON scalar and array values under credential keys too.</comment>
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@@ -44,43 +44,63 @@ func literal(s string) bool {
var assignment = regexp.MustCompile(`(?:^|[\s;,&?])([A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_.\-]*)\s*=\s*('(?:[^'\\]|\\.)*'|[^\s;,&]*)`)
+// jsonAssignment finds "name": "value" pairs, as in JSON text.
+var jsonAssignment = regexp.MustCompile(`"([^"\\]+)"\s*:\s*"((?:[^"\\]|\\.)*)"`)
+
// assignsLiteralCredential reports whether value assigns a name that names a
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Decode JSON keys before the credential check in jsonAssignment.
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Decode JSON keys before the credential check in jsonAssignment.
jsonAssignment skips any key that contains a backslash, so a JSON key written with a Unicode escape (for example api\u005fkey) is never checked. The value then passes through leaksSecret unclassified and is exported as plain text. Match escaped keys in the regex and decode each key with encoding/json before calling credentialKey.
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Review comment at @config/export_detect.go at line 87:
Update jsonAssignment to match escaped JSON keys, then decode each matched key
with encoding/json before passing it to credentialKey, so Unicode-escaped
credential names are classified correctly.
Inspect URL fragments for credentials.
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Inspect URL fragments for credentials.
export:url values check URL userinfo and query parameters, but urlCredentials does not inspect u.Fragment. Therefore, https://host/callback#access_token=secret-token-123 can pass the leak check and be written to the export unchanged. Parse credential-like fragment pairs and add a regression test for this trigger value.
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Review comment at @config/export_detect.go around lines 74 - 79:
Update urlCredentials to inspect u.Fragment for credential-like key/value pairs
and include literal credential values in its results, matching the existing
query-parameter handling. Add a regression test showing that a URL with
access_token in its fragment is detected.
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Go net/url URL.Query silently discards malformed value pairs ParseQuery documentation
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- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/url/url.go
- url package - net/url - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/net/url
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/url/url.go?s=10908%3A10990
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/net/url/url.go?s=11020%3A11074
- …and 11 more
Reject a malformed query pair before the credential check.
urlCredentials reads the query through u.Query(), which drops any pair that fails to decode. A URL whose query holds a malformed percent sequence therefore reports no credential, and the export writes it unredacted. Parse the query with url.ParseQuery and treat a decode error as an unparsed URL, so the existing fail-closed path redacts it.
🔒 Suggested fix
--- "a/config/export_detect.go"+++ "b/config/export_detect.go"@@ -59,24 +59,28 @@
if err != nil {
return nil, false
}
var credentials []string
// A username without a password is often a token ("TOKEN@host", or
// "TOKEN:@host").
if u.User != nil {
credential := u.User.Username()
if password, set := u.User.Password(); set && password != "" {
credential = password
}
if literal(credential) {
credentials = append(credentials, credential)
}
}
- for key, values := range u.Query() {+ query, err := url.ParseQuery(u.RawQuery)+ if err != nil {+ return nil, false+ }+ for key, values := range query {
if credentialKey(key) {
credentials = append(credentials, slices.DeleteFunc(values, func(v string) bool { return !literal(v) })...)
}
}
return credentials, true
}
// assignment finds name=value pairs, as in a key=value connection string
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Update urlCredentials to parse u.RawQuery with url.ParseQuery instead of using
u.Query(); if parsing fails, return the unparsed result so the existing
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Index YAML alias entries in expandedScalars, so exported descriptions keep their $VAR expression.
expandedScalars does not visit yaml.AliasNode values. A user entry that aliases an anchored entry gets no index entry. setValue then writes the expanded value instead of the variable expression, so the export contains the secret text. Follow alias targets in expandedScalars, with a guard against recursive aliases.
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Update expandedScalars to follow yaml.AliasNode targets and index their anchored
scalar values, while guarding against recursive aliases; ensure aliased entries
retain their $VAR expression during export instead of writing the expanded
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Trim trailing whitespace before recording authorization credentials.
For Bearer secret-token , the exporter records secret-token but not secret-token. A plain description containing secret-token can therefore leak into exported YAML. Use strings.TrimSpace before recordSecret.
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Update the credential handling around recordSecret to use strings.TrimSpace
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Record raw URL credential spellings during the export survey.
urlCredentials returns decoded values, so a neutral description containing p%40ssword123 does not match the recorded p@ssword123. The description can then be written unchanged by the exportPlain path. Record each credential in both its decoded and raw URL-encoded form. The existing leaksSecret check will redact either spelling.
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echo"=== all routeSecretFields / guardrailSecretFields refs ==="
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Fail closed when a route plugin is missing from the export catalog.
routeSecretFields skips a virtual model whose strategy_config plugin is not in the catalog. Its secret keys are then unknown, so ExportYAML can write a literal secret under a neutral key as plaintext. The exported header states "Secrets are not included." Return an error when StrategyConfig is non-empty and the plugin is missing.
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Assert the subject of the second user-path budget.
TestExportBudgets checks the limit count and amount of got.UserPaths[1], but not its Path. A budget entry for another path that carries the /a amount of 20 would pass the test. Add assert.Equal(t, "/a", got.UserPaths[1].Path) after the length check so the test detects a wrong subject.
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Match backslash-escaped quotes in jsonAssignment.
jsonAssignment requires unescaped quotes around each key and string value. Text such as payload="{\"apiKey\":\"literal-secret\"}" produces no match, so the literal value is written to the export. credentialKey and literal already handle the backslash and quote characters as separators or non-empty text, so this form needs no decoding. Accept an optional backslash before each quote in the key and value groups.
- for _, secret := range []string{"ssl-do-not-leak", "bearer-do-not-leak", "spaced-do-not-leak", "assigned-do-not-leak", "json-text-do-not-leak", "31415926535", "escaped-key-do-not-leak"} {+ for _, secret := range []string{"ssl-do-not-leak", "bearer-do-not-leak", "spaced-do-not-leak", "assigned-do-not-leak", "json-text-do-not-leak", "31415926535", "escaped-key-do-not-leak", "escaped-quote-do-not-leak"} {
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Update the jsonAssignment regular expression to allow an optional backslash
before the surrounding quotes in both key and string-value groups, so
escaped-quote JSON assignments are detected for redaction without decoding them.
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Description
Closes #1223.
Adds
gomodel config export, which prints the configuration a gateway started now would run with as aconfig.yaml. It covers every setting (defaults, config.yaml, env vars) and the objects saved in the dashboard: providers, virtual models, users, MCP servers, tagging headers, budgets and rate limits. Load the output asconfig/config.yamlto run the same gateway from a file.It is a CLI command only, with no admin endpoint and no dashboard UI, so a leaked dashboard session or API key cannot read the configuration.
No secret is printed:
${env:…},${file:…},${vault:…}). Without one, it becomes${env:SUGGESTED_NAME}with a comment naming the variable to set.token=/Bearertext;--api-key Xand--header=Authorization: Bearer X;extensions:.${env:GOMODEL_MASTER_KEY}, is escaped, so it cannot become a live reference when the file is loaded back.Not exported (listed in the file header): managed API keys, workflows, guardrails created in the dashboard, pricing overrides, runtime settings, and disabled provider credentials.
Docs:
docs/advanced/cli.mdx,docs/advanced/config-yaml.mdx.Summary by CodeRabbit
gomodel config exportto print effective configuration as YAML, including defaults, configuration files, environment variables, and dashboard-managed settings and objects.