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[Feat] Add bulk firewall rule creation and Cloudflare IP import - #1294
Create firewall rules from multiple validated, deduplicated IPv4/IPv6 addresses or CIDRs and apply them in one job. Add Cloudflare IP import with caching and a bundled fallback. Add feature tests for bulk creation, source validation, Cloudflare fetching, and batch status updates.
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New Features
Create multiple firewall rules at once by entering a list of IPv4 or IPv6 addresses and CIDRs.
Load Cloudflare IP ranges into the source list when creating a firewall rule.
View the number of rules being created when submitting multiple sources.
Bug Fixes
Invalid source lists are rejected, and duplicate sources are removed.
Cloudflare ranges remain available from a bundled list if the remote request fails.
Firewall rules are updated or removed correctly after changes are applied.
The firewall form now accepts multiple IP or CIDR sources and can load Cloudflare ranges. The server validates and deduplicates sources, creates rules in a transaction, and dispatches one job to process eligible rules. Cloudflare ranges are cached, filtered, and served through an authorised endpoint with a bundled fallback.
Changes: Firewall rule creation and Cloudflare ranges
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Summary
Cloudflare range retrieval and loading app/Actions/FirewallRule/GetCloudflareIps.php, app/Http/Controllers/FirewallController.php, resources/js/pages/firewall/components/form.tsx, tests/Feature/FirewallTest.php
The action filters and caches Cloudflare IP ranges, and uses a bundled list when retrieval fails or returns no usable ranges. An authorised endpoint returns the ranges. The creation form can load them, merge them with existing sources, and set an empty rule name to Cloudflare. Tests cover valid API ranges and the fallback.
Multi-source rule validation and creation app/Actions/FirewallRule/ManageRule.php, app/Http/Controllers/FirewallController.php, resources/js/pages/firewall/components/form.tsx, tests/Feature/FirewallTest.php
The creation form accepts multiple sources. The server validates up to 100 sources, rejects invalid addresses and CIDR prefixes, removes duplicate address/prefix pairs, and persists the resulting rules in a transaction. The controller reports the number of rules created. Tests cover valid IPv4 and IPv6 sources and invalid inputs.
The apply job processes a batch of rule IDs. It deletes selected rules in the DELETING state, marks eligible CREATING, UPDATING or FAILED rules as READY, and handles failures for the server. Tests cover batch processing and update the job constructor usage.
sequenceDiagram
participant RuleForm
participant FirewallController
participant GetCloudflareIps
participant CloudflareAPI
RuleForm->>FirewallController: Request Cloudflare ranges
FirewallController->>GetCloudflareIps: Retrieve cached or fetched ranges
GetCloudflareIps->>CloudflareAPI: Fetch IPv4 and IPv6 ranges
GetCloudflareIps-->>FirewallController: Return filtered ranges or fallback
FirewallController-->>RuleForm: Return ranges as JSON
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c5648
If a firewall apply job fails while a rule deletion is queued on the same server, the pending deletion can be turned into a failed rule and then into a ready rule. The rule stays on the server even though the user asked to delete it. In-flight jobs queued before deployment can also fail on restore. Fix the deletion handling in the failure path before merging, and drain the queue before the worker restart.
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The title names the two main additions: bulk firewall rule creation and Cloudflare IP import. The changeset adds bulk source creation in ManageRule and FirewallController, the Cloudflare IP import in GetCloudflareIps with caching and a bundled fallback, and the UI and tests for both. The title is specific and matches the main change.
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Review comments at @app/Actions/FirewallRule/ManageRule.php:
- Line 78: Update the source handling in ManageRule so equivalent IPv6 addresses
are canonicalised before both the unique() key is formed and the rule source is
stored. Preserve the CIDR prefix so equivalent address-and-prefix pairs
deduplicate to one source.
Review comments at @app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php:
- Around line 64-65: In the ApplyRulesJob rule-processing flow, replace the
unconditional model save with a conditional database update that sets the rule
to READY only if its stored status is still CREATING. Broadcast the status
change only when that conditional update affects a row, preserving DELETING when
a concurrent deletion has already changed the status.
- Line 26: Update ApplyRulesJob so it carries the server identity independently
of the primary FirewallRule model, allowing Laravel to restore the queued job if
that rule has been deleted. In handle(), process eligible rules from batchIds
even when the primary rule is missing or DELETING; do not return before
processing the remaining batch rules.
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app/Actions/FirewallRule/GetCloudflareIps.php
app/Actions/FirewallRule/ManageRule.php
app/Http/Controllers/FirewallController.php
app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php
resources/js/pages/firewall/components/form.tsx
tests/Feature/FirewallTest.php
tests/Feature/Jobs/FirewallApplyRulesJobTest.php
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- ApplyRulesJob carries the server and rule ids so a batch still settles when a rule is deleted while queued
- Mark rules ready with a conditional update so concurrent deletes are not overwritten
- Canonicalise sources before deduplicating (e.g. equivalent IPv6 notations)
- Fix import order
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Review comments at @app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php:
- Line 53: The status filter in ApplyRulesJob excludes rules marked FAILED by
another batch, preventing a queued batch from completing them. Update the job’s
rule selection or failure-update scope so a batch can still apply its own
pending rules after another batch fails, without changing unrelated rules’
statuses.
- Line 27: Ensure queued ApplyRulesJob payloads created with the former
FirewallRule constructor are handled safely: either drain the existing job queue
before restarting workers, or add a compatibility path that initialises the
required state for legacy payloads. Update handle() and failed() so neither
accesses uninitialised server or ruleIds properties, and preserve the
appropriate firewall-rule status handling.
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app/Actions/FirewallRule/ManageRule.php
app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php
tests/Feature/ComponentLoadBalancerTest.php
tests/Feature/FirewallTest.php
tests/Feature/Jobs/FirewallApplyRulesJobTest.php
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* @param array<int, int> $ruleIds rules whose pending status is settled after the apply; ids are carried instead of models so the job survives a rule being deleted while queued
*/
public function __construct(protected Server $server, protected array $ruleIds) {}
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle queued ApplyRulesJob payloads from before this change.
Jobs queued with the previous FirewallRule $rule constructor are restored without calling the new constructor. Their server and ruleIds properties stay uninitialised. handle() then throws when it reads $this->server at line 31. failed() reads $this->server too, so it can also fail. Rules tied to these jobs can remain in CREATING, UPDATING or DELETING status.
scripts/update.sh:48 restarts the worker:* programs. Payloads already in the queue can therefore reach workers that run this code.
Drain the ApplyRulesJob queue before the worker restart. Alternatively, keep a compatibility path for the old rule payload.
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Review comment at @app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php at line 27:
Ensure queued ApplyRulesJob payloads created with the former FirewallRule constructor are handled safely: either drain the existing job queue before restarting workers, or add a compatibility path that initialises the required state for legacy payloads. Update handle() and failed() so neither accesses uninitialised server or ruleIds properties, and preserve the appropriate firewall-rule status handling.
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Review comments at @app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php:
- Line 53: Update failed() so it does not mark DELETING rules as FAILED,
preserving their pending deletion status; keep DELETING handling in handle()’s
deletion branch and ensure the recovery update cannot set them to READY.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep a pending deletion when a failed apply marks the rule.
failed() marks every non-component-managed rule that is not READY as FAILED. This includes rules in DELETING. If the queued deletion job then runs, handle() loads the rule as FAILED. The DELETING branch does not match. The whereIn filter includes FAILED, so the rule is set to READY and is not deleted. The rule remains on the server, and its deletion state is lost.
Preserve the pending deletion when failed() records a failure. Do not change DELETING rules to FAILED there. Handle DELETING rules only in the deletion branch of handle(). Do not set them to READY through the recovery update.
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Review comment at @app/Jobs/FirewallRule/ApplyRulesJob.php at line 53:
Update failed() so it does not mark DELETING rules as FAILED, preserving their pending deletion status; keep DELETING handling in handle()’s deletion branch and ensure the recovery update cannot set them to READY.
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Create firewall rules from multiple validated, deduplicated IPv4/IPv6 addresses or CIDRs and apply them in one job. Add Cloudflare IP import with caching and a bundled fallback. Add feature tests for bulk creation, source validation, Cloudflare fetching, and batch status updates.
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