- Delete stored token when refresh callback fails or returns null
- Delete stored token when expired with no refresh callback available
- Fix test namespaces (Service → OCA\Astrolabe\Tests\Unit\Service)
- Update tests to verify token deletion on refresh failure
Prevents repeated refresh attempts with stale tokens that will never
succeed, improving error handling and reducing unnecessary API calls.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds complete app password provisioning workflow for multi-user BasicAuth
deployments, allowing users to independently enable background sync by
generating and storing Nextcloud app passwords.
**New Components:**
Backend (PHP):
- CredentialsController: Validates and stores app passwords
* Validates app password format and authenticity via OCS API
* Stores encrypted passwords in oc_preferences
* Provides status and credential management endpoints
- AstrolabeAdminSettings: Admin configuration page for MCP server URL
- AstrolabeAdminSettingsListener: Event listener for admin section
- Updated McpTokenStorage: Added background sync credential methods
Frontend:
- personalSettings.js: Form handling for app password entry
* AJAX submission with error handling
* Shows success/error notifications
* Triggers page reload after successful save
- settings.css: Styling for settings pages
- Updated personal.php template: Two-option UI
* Option 1: OAuth refresh token (future, not yet available)
* Option 2: App password (works today, recommended)
* Shows "Active" badge when provisioned
* Displays credential type and provisioned timestamp
Routes:
- POST /api/v1/background-sync/credentials - Store app password
- GET /api/v1/background-sync/status - Get provisioning status
- DELETE /api/v1/background-sync/credentials - Revoke credentials
- GET /api/v1/background-sync/credentials/{userId} - Admin only
**Testing:**
- test_astrolabe_settings_buttons.py: Integration test for UI buttons
**Workflow:**
1. User generates app password in Nextcloud Security settings
2. User navigates to Astrolabe personal settings
3. User enters app password in "Option 2: App Password" form
4. Backend validates password via OCS API call
5. Password stored encrypted in oc_preferences
6. Page reloads showing "Active" badge with credential details
7. MCP server can now use stored password for background operations
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Chris Coutinho