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kevinveenbirkenbachandClaude Opus 4.7 6d399b6750 fix(web-app-nextcloud/playwright): replace stale Keycloak-redirect assertion with session-state check

The biber-LDAP-login test asserted that biber's URL after logout
matches `/realms/.+/protocol/openid-connect/logout`, but its
variant gating (test.skip when `oidc || \!ldap`) means the test only
runs in nextcloud variant 2 — where meta/variants.yml explicitly
sets `services.logout.enabled=false`. Without web-svc-logout in
scope, no universal-logout JS is injected, the native Nextcloud
logout never hits Keycloak's end-session endpoint, and the assertion
times out 100% of the time (job 77602110528 on run 26362676803).

The combination `oidc=false + logout=true` is semantically
impossible: universal-logout coordinates logout across an OIDC realm
and has nothing to do when no OIDC session exists. The Keycloak
end-session assertion is structurally never reachable from this
test's scope.

Mirror the existing post-logout verification in
test-login-biber-oidc.js (which passed in variant 0): navigate to
/login and assert no authenticated Nextcloud shell is visible. That
check is variant-agnostic and captures the real semantic intent —
"after clicking Log out, biber is no longer signed in" — without
depending on the universal-logout injection chain.

Static check only (per operator request).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-05-25 16:02:02 +02:00

docs

docs: fix repo-wide drift against documentation.md style rules

2026-05-15 20:12:07 +02:00

files/playwright

fix(web-app-nextcloud/playwright): replace stale Keycloak-redirect assertion with session-state check

2026-05-25 16:02:02 +02:00

filter_plugins

feat(web-app-nextcloud): tolerate version-incompatible plugins via filter

2026-05-19 17:00:38 +02:00

README.md

Nextcloud

Description

Elevate your collaboration with Nextcloud, a vibrant self-hosted cloud solution designed for dynamic file sharing, seamless communication, and effortless teamwork. Nextcloud offers a full suite of integrated tools (including LDAP and OIDC authentication, Redis caching, and automated plugin management via OCC) to empower a secure, extensible, and production-ready cloud environment.

Overview

This role provisions a complete Nextcloud deployment using Docker Compose. It automates the setup of the Nextcloud application along with its underlying MariaDB database and configures the system for secure public access via an NGINX reverse proxy. The deployment includes automated configuration merging into config.php, health check routines, and integrated support for backup and recovery operations.

Features

Fully Dockerized Deployment: Simplifies installation using Docker Compose for the Nextcloud application and its MariaDB backend.
Secure Access: Integrates with an NGINX reverse proxy for encrypted, high-performance access.
Robust Authentication: Supports LDAP and OIDC for secure identity and access management.
Automated Configuration Management: Uses additive configuration files to dynamically merge system settings into config.php.
Integrated Backup & Recovery: Provides built-in support for backup and restoration operations to safeguard your data.
Extensible Plugin Framework: Easily manage and configure hundreds of Nextcloud plugins using the OCC command line tool.

Documentation

A detailled documentation for the use and administration of Nextcloud on Infinito.Nexus you will find here

Further Resources

Credits

Developed and maintained by Kevin Veen-Birkenbach. Learn more at veen.world. Part of the Infinito.Nexus Project. Licensed under the Infinito.Nexus Community License (Non-Commercial).