TenantInsurance reads ran through the tenant filter, which pins every query
to the *requesting* user's environment. A clinic owner managing a doctor's
contracts therefore read an empty set, recomputed version 1, and hit
`uniq_tenant_insurance_version` on insert. The reads now bypass the filter —
authorization is already established by resolveTargetEntity(), and the
uuid-based paths re-assert ownership after loading.
UserActiveContext::upsert() raced with itself: the panel fires several
/oauth/userinfo requests at once, all saw no row, all inserted, and the
losers died on a duplicate PRIMARY (closing the EntityManager with them).
Replaced with INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE.
A service that carries a treatment protocol but no catalog category is bad
catalog data, not a system failure; it was logged at error level on every
confirm and buried the real errors. Now a warning carrying the service id.
Kavenegar's HTTP 431 says only "malformed request". The provider's own
message and the token slot names are now logged so the template can actually
be fixed in the panel; token values stay out of the log.
Redis DSNs gained timeout/retry_interval/tcp_keepalive so a brief connection
loss reconnects quietly instead of logging a warning each time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implemented CorsRegexEnvProcessor to build CORS origin regex from a comma-separated host list (ALLOWED_FRONTEND_HOSTS).
- Added tests for CorsRegexEnvProcessor to validate regex generation and matching behavior.
- Created JSON files for AST representation of the new classes and tests.
