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RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS (comma list, default ecency) replaces the fixed recovery
account check. Start forwards the account's recovery_account so the private API
can route the request to that account's signer. The error code for other
recovery accounts is unchanged.
• Allow self-serve recovery for accounts whose on-chain recovery account is configured.
• Forward the verified recovery account on start so the private API can select its signer.
• Preserve the existing rejection code and default to ecency when configuration has no valid names.
The approach fits the existing recovery boundary: validate the on-chain account against operator configuration, then pass that verified value to the private API for signer selection. Routing from a client-supplied account instead would weaken that boundary.
Files changed (6) +117 / -7
Enhancement (1) +16 / -6
PrivateApi.Recovery.csAuthorize configured recovery accounts in start and prove+16/-6
Authorize configured recovery accounts in start and prove
• Replaces the fixed ecency check with an allowlist check against the on-chain recovery account. Start forwards the allowed account to the private API, while disallowed accounts retain the existing 422 error code.
RecoveryTests.csCover partner eligibility and recovery-account forwarding+70/-1
Cover partner eligibility and recovery-account forwarding
• Tests allowed and disallowed recovery accounts in start and prove, and asserts that start forwards the on-chain account. Parser cases cover defaults, normalization, invalid names, and a partner-only list.
Config.csParse the configured recovery-account allowlist+27/-0
Parse the configured recovery-account allowlist
• Introduces RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS parsing with trimming, lowercase normalization, Hive account-name validation, and an ecency fallback when no valid names remain.
The new RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS setting is passed through dotnet/docker-compose.yml, but vision-web
deploys the API from separate stack files that do not pass it through. In those deployments,
configuring a partner account outside the API container leaves Config.RecoveryAccounts at its
ecency default, so that partner's users still receive not_ecency_recovery.
The PR reads and forwards the setting in its own compose file, while the separately deployed
vision-web API service definitions omit it; the API falls back to ecency when it is absent.
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## Issue description
The new API environment variable is absent from the vision-web stack files and deployment workflows that deploy the API service.
## Fix Focus Areas
- dotnet/docker-compose.yml[23-24]
- /cross_repos/vision-web/apps/web/docker-compose.production.yml[13-40]
- /cross_repos/vision-web/apps/web/docker-compose.yml[13-38]
- /cross_repos/vision-web/.github/workflows/master.yml[134-164]
## Recommended Fix
Update the vision-web staging and production API service definitions to pass `RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS`, and forward its configured value through the relevant deployment workflows in both regions. Deploy those stack changes alongside the API feature.
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2. Partner recoveries switch to Ecency 🔗 Cross-repo conflict≡ Correctness
Description
AllowedRecoveryAccount now admits configured partner accounts, but vision-web's
submitReplaceKeys still targets ecency when it handles a pending recovery-account change. If a
partner-backed user recovers while such a change is pending, the web client schedules a switch away
from that partner; once it takes effect, a configuration that excludes ecency rejects the user's
next recovery attempt.
The API now accepts a configured on-chain recovery account, while the web recovery transaction
explicitly submits ecency as the new recovery account whenever a pending change exists.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The web recovery flow hardcodes ecency when handling a pending recovery-account change, even for accounts newly admitted under the API's partner configuration.
## Fix Focus Areas
- dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.Recovery.cs[149-153]
- /cross_repos/vision-web/apps/web/src/features/account-recovery/recovery-chain.ts[183-208]
- /cross_repos/vision-web/apps/web/src/specs/features/account-recovery/recovery-chain.spec.ts[190-216]
## Recommended Fix
Coordinate the vision-web recovery flow with the expanded API eligibility: when handling a pending change, use the recovered account's current on-chain recovery account rather than the ecency constant. Add a test with a partner-backed account and a pending change.
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The recovery API now uses a configurable account allowlist in its start and prove handlers. The start request includes the matched recovery account. Configuration parsing, tests, environment-variable documentation, and Docker Compose settings cover the new option.
Config parses and validates RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS, and defaults to ecency when no valid names remain. Tests cover parsing. The environment-variable documentation and Docker Compose configuration describe or pass the setting.
RecoveryStart and RecoveryProve accept recovery accounts in the configured set. RecoveryStart includes the matched account in its request payload. Tests cover allowed and rejected accounts.
ecency/vision-api#117: Adds the self-serve recovery routes and fixed ecency recovery-account check that this change makes configurable.
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A rabbit checks the names in line, And lets the listed accounts shine. The start request carries one along, The prove step checks the same account. Configured names now guide the hop.
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Prove compares the account's recovery account with the one the request started
with (rows without it are ecency's) and answers 409 recovery_account_changed on
a mismatch, before anything is forwarded.
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Self-serve recovery for accounts whose recovery account is an Ecency signup partner. Follows #117.
RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS: a comma list of recovery accounts the recovery routes serve.ecency.The env value is set in the vision-web stack files.
847 tests pass.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ecency; invalid account names are ignored.Documentation
RECOVERY_ACCOUNTS, including an example.