# frozen_string_literal: true require 'spec_helper' RSpec.describe Gitlab::Email::Receiver do include_context 'email shared context' let_it_be(:project) { create(:project) } let(:metric_transaction) { instance_double(Gitlab::Metrics::WebTransaction) } shared_examples 'successful receive' do let(:handler) { double(:handler, project: project, execute: true, metrics_event: nil, metrics_params: nil) } let(:client_id) { 'email/jake@example.com' } let(:mail_key) { 'gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token' } it 'correctly finds the mail key' do expect(Gitlab::Email::Handler).to receive(:for).with(an_instance_of(Mail::Message), mail_key).and_return(handler) receiver.execute end it 'adds metric event' do allow(receiver).to receive(:handler).and_return(handler) expect(::Gitlab::Metrics::BackgroundTransaction).to receive(:current).and_return(metric_transaction) expect(metric_transaction).to receive(:add_event).with(handler.metrics_event, handler.metrics_params) receiver.execute end it 'returns valid metadata' do allow(receiver).to receive(:handler).and_return(handler) metadata = receiver.mail_metadata expect(metadata.keys).to match_array(%i(mail_uid from_address to_address mail_key references delivered_to envelope_to x_envelope_to meta received_recipients)) expect(metadata[:meta]).to include(client_id: client_id, project: project.full_path) expect(metadata[meta_key]).to eq(meta_value) end end shared_examples 'failed receive with event' do it 'adds metric event' do expect(::Gitlab::Metrics::BackgroundTransaction).to receive(:current).and_return(metric_transaction) expect(metric_transaction).to receive(:add_event).with('email_receiver_error', { error: expected_error.name }) expect { receiver.execute }.to raise_error(expected_error) end end shared_examples 'failed receive without event' do it 'adds metric event' do expect(::Gitlab::Metrics::BackgroundTransaction).not_to receive(:current) expect { receiver.execute }.to raise_error(expected_error) end end context 'when the email contains a valid email address in a header' do before do stub_incoming_email_setting(enabled: true, address: "incoming+%{key}@appmail.example.com") end context 'when in a Delivered-To header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/forwarded_new_issue.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :delivered_to } let(:meta_value) { ["incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com", "support@example.com"] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end context 'when in an Envelope-To header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/envelope_to_header.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :envelope_to } let(:meta_value) { ["incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com"] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end context 'when in an X-Envelope-To header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/x_envelope_to_header.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :x_envelope_to } let(:meta_value) { ["incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com"] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end context 'when enclosed with angle brackets in an Envelope-To header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/envelope_to_header_with_angle_brackets.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :envelope_to } let(:meta_value) { [""] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end context 'when mail key is in the references header with a comma' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/valid_reply_with_references_in_comma.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :references } let(:meta_value) { ['",,"'] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' do let(:mail_key) { '59d8df8370b7e95c5a49fbf86aeb2c93' } end end context 'when all other headers are missing' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/missing_delivered_to_header.eml') } let(:meta_key) { :received_recipients } let(:meta_value) { ['incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com', 'incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq@example.com'] } describe 'it uses receive headers to find the key' do it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end end end context 'when we cannot find a capable handler' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/valid_reply.eml').gsub(mail_key, '!!!') } let(:expected_error) { Gitlab::Email::UnknownIncomingEmail } it_behaves_like 'failed receive with event' end context 'when the email is blank' do let(:email_raw) { '' } let(:expected_error) { Gitlab::Email::EmptyEmailError } it_behaves_like 'failed receive without event' end context 'when the email was auto generated with Auto-Submitted header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/auto_submitted.eml') } let(:expected_error) { Gitlab::Email::AutoGeneratedEmailError } it_behaves_like 'failed receive without event' end context "when the email's To field is blank" do before do stub_incoming_email_setting(enabled: true, address: "incoming+%{key}@appmail.example.com") end let(:email_raw) do <<~EMAIL Delivered-To: incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com From: "jake@example.com" Bcc: "support@example.com" Email content EMAIL end let(:meta_key) { :delivered_to } let(:meta_value) { ["incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com"] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' end context "when the email's From field is blank" do before do stub_incoming_email_setting(enabled: true, address: "incoming+%{key}@appmail.example.com") end let(:email_raw) do <<~EMAIL Delivered-To: incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com To: "support@example.com" Email content EMAIL end let(:meta_key) { :delivered_to } let(:meta_value) { ["incoming+gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token@appmail.example.com"] } it_behaves_like 'successful receive' do let(:client_id) { 'email/' } end end context 'when the email was auto generated with X-Autoreply header' do let(:email_raw) { fixture_file('emails/auto_reply.eml') } let(:expected_error) { Gitlab::Email::AutoGeneratedEmailError } it_behaves_like 'failed receive without event' end describe 'event raising via errors' do let(:handler) { double(:handler, project: project, execute: true, metrics_event: nil, metrics_params: nil) } let(:email_raw) { "arbitrary text. could be anything really. we're going to raise an error anyway." } before do allow(receiver).to receive(:handler).and_return(handler) allow(handler).to receive(:execute).and_raise(expected_error) end describe 'handling errors which do not raise events' do where(:expected_error) do [ Gitlab::Email::AutoGeneratedEmailError, Gitlab::Email::ProjectNotFound, Gitlab::Email::EmptyEmailError, Gitlab::Email::UserNotFoundError, Gitlab::Email::UserBlockedError, Gitlab::Email::UserNotAuthorizedError, Gitlab::Email::NoteableNotFoundError, Gitlab::Email::InvalidAttachment, Gitlab::Email::InvalidRecordError, Gitlab::Email::EmailTooLarge ] end with_them do it_behaves_like 'failed receive without event' end end describe 'handling errors which do raise events' do where(:expected_error) do [Gitlab::Email::EmailUnparsableError, Gitlab::Email::UnknownIncomingEmail, ArgumentError, StandardError] end with_them do it_behaves_like 'failed receive with event' end end end it 'requires all handlers to have a unique metric_event' do events = Gitlab::Email::Handler.handlers.map do |handler| handler.new(Mail::Message.new, 'gitlabhq/gitlabhq+auth_token').metrics_event end expect(events.uniq.count).to eq events.count end it 'requires all handlers to respond to #project' do Gitlab::Email::Handler.load_handlers.each do |handler| expect { handler.new(nil, nil).project }.not_to raise_error end end end