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Pre-4.73 whitelabel builds stored data in WatermelonDB files with the -experimental suffix. After we removed the experimental version and moved everything to the official one, upgrading from an experimental build to the official one lands the user on a blank login screen with nothing to see, and they have to clear app data to use the app.

This PR carries over the existing local data on upgrade, so users stay logged in with their chats intact on both Android and iOS.

Issue(s)

https://rocketchat.atlassian.net/browse/SUP-1120

How to test or reproduce

  1. Install the old experimental build and log in.
  2. Upgrade to this build.
  3. Confirm you stay logged in and your chats are still there.

Also verify a fresh install works normally.

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OS Before After
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Safe on fresh installs — nothing changes if there is no old data to carry over.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • On app launch, local data stored under legacy experimental database names is migrated to the current names on Android and iOS, along with associated database files.
    • Migration is skipped when a non-empty destination database already exists, helping preserve data already stored there.
    • This migration runs before the app completes its startup initialization, so eligible legacy data is available under the current database names.

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Android and iOS now run legacy experimental database migrations during application startup. Each migration checks for an existing target and moves applicable database sidecars before moving the database file. The platforms differ in target handling and failure behavior.

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Legacy database migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Startup file migration
android/app/src/main/java/chat/rocket/reactnative/MainApplication.kt, ios/AppDelegate.swift
Android scans for legacy -experimental.db.db files and skips non-empty targets. iOS scans for -experimental.db files and skips non-empty targets, removing empty targets and their sidecars as needed. Both routines move existing WAL, SHM, and journal sidecars before moving the database. A sidecar move failure skips that database. A database move failure throws on Android and triggers fatalError on iOS.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested labels: type: bug

Suggested reviewers: diegolmello

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e258c

Android upgrades in the affected legacy cohort will not migrate their existing local database. A rare iOS sidecar-move failure can also strand legacy data. Fix the Android scan path and prevent startup from continuing after an iOS sidecar failure before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e258c

The migration is intended to preserve existing chats, but an interrupted or partially failed move can leave database files split between old and new names. Subsequent launches may then use a new database instead of the user's existing data.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: Sidecars and main databases are moved in separate steps on both platforms. If a sidecar move fails, startup can continue with the legacy main file unmoved; if a current database subsequently becomes nonempty, the next launch skips migration. Interruption or concurrent file access can likewise leave a split state. This threatens recovery of chats and encryption-related local state, although the production creation and concurrency paths remain unverified.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The changed file operations affect databases on the device, not a new network endpoint. Their effective scope includes eligible iOS App Group files and Android local database files; the inspected iOS reader can consume encryption-related fields from a migrated database.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A supplied file with an experimental database name can reach the new iOS migration through the Share extension when the current target is absent or zero-byte. The same extension already writes externally named files directly to the shared container, including current database names, so this evidence does not establish a newly introduced identity bypass or materially expanded attacker authority.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The migration checks the filename suffix and current target size, but not the legacy file's provenance or database validity. The inspected native credential path independently requires an MMKV user ID and token.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Stopping startup on a main-file move failure limits creation of a replacement database in that case, but does not contain sidecar failure, interruption between moves, or possible concurrent App Group access.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Consider validating eligible database files and moving each database with its sidecars under a recoverable migration protocol; prevent normal database creation after any incomplete move, and account for App Group extension access during the transition.
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Pre-4.73 experimental builds stored WatermelonDB files as
<name>-experimental.db.db; unified builds use <name>.db.db. Without a
rename, upgraders silently start with an empty database. Rename legacy
files when the unified name is missing; never overwrite; never break
startup.
iOS builds had IS_OFFICIAL hardcoded false, so every pre-4.73 install
stored WatermelonDB files as <name>-experimental.db in the App Group
container; unified builds use <name>.db. Rename legacy files when the
unified name is missing; never overwrite; never break startup.
- Skip a database entirely when its unified target already has data, so a
  stale -wal/-shm is never moved next to a different database.
- Move sidecars before the main file and stop if one fails, keeping the
  database and its WAL paired; an interrupted run resumes on next launch.
- Replace a 0-byte target on iOS, which NotificationService's sqlite3_open
  leaves behind when a push arrives before the first launch.
- Match the legacy suffix only at the end of the name.

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Ignoring a failed rename let WatermelonDB create an empty DB at the target,
after which later launches skipped the migration and stranded the legacy data.

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🟠 Major · Fail startup when the legacy main-file move fails. · AppDelegate.swift:99-103

ios/AppDelegate.swift:99-103
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Fail startup when the legacy main-file move fails.

try? discards the move error and startup continues. WatermelonDB’s JSI adapter then opens the missing target with sqlite3_open, creates it, and initializes its schema. On the next launch, the nonempty target passes the targetSize > 0 guard, while the unchanged legacy file is skipped. This can strand the legacy data.

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-    migrateLegacyExperimentalDatabases()
+    guard migrateLegacyExperimentalDatabases() else {
+      return false
+    }
...
-  private func migrateLegacyExperimentalDatabases() {
+  private func migrateLegacyExperimentalDatabases() -> Bool {
...
-    else {
-      return
+    else {
+      return true
...
-      try? fileManager.moveItem(at: legacy, to: target)
+      do {
+        try fileManager.moveItem(at: legacy, to: target)
+      } catch {
+        return false
+      }
     }
+    return true
   }
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Update the legacy database migration flow so a failed moveItem operation is
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Ignoring a failed move let WatermelonDB create an empty DB at the target,
after which later launches skipped the migration and stranded the legacy data.

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🟠 Major · Scan the app’s databases directory. · MainApplication.kt:91-99

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Scan the app’s databases directory.

MainApplication.onCreate() runs this migration during every Android startup. getDatabasePath("probe").parentFile is the app’s databases directory, but the second parentFile moves dir to the app-data directory. WatermelonDB stores the legacy -experimental.db.db files under databases, so this scan does not find them. An upgrade can therefore start with a new database and strand the user’s existing local data.

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@coderabbitai this one is a false positive, so I'm leaving MainApplication.kt as is.

WatermelonDB's Android JSI adapter doesn't store the files in databases/. It resolves the path in JSIInstaller._resolveDatabasePath:

context.getDatabasePath(dbName + ".db").getPath().replace("/databases", "")

The .replace("/databases", "") strips the databases segment, so a DB opened as foo.db ends up at /data/data/<pkg>/foo.db.db, the app-data directory.

getDatabasePath("probe").parentFile is databases/, and the second .parentFile is that app-data directory, which is where the legacy -experimental.db.db files live. Scanning databases/ instead would miss every legacy DB and strand the data, which is what this migration exists to prevent.

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@Rohit3523, the v0.28.1-0 source confirms your explanation: JSIInstaller._resolveDatabasePath removes /databases from the database path. The app-data directory scan in MainApplication.kt is correct. My finding remains withdrawn.

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A failed migration aborts startup, so run it once Bugsnag is up to have the
failure reported; on iOS also notify Bugsnag before the fatal error.
The -experimental suffix was removed in 4.73.0, so 4.72.0 is the last release that wrote those files.

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Review of the legacy database migration. One high-severity finding appears on both platforms: a failed sidecar move strands the legacy data. The fix is a single uniform move loop, which also shortens the code. The other comments are low severity. Nit: MainApplication.kt lines 69–73 add a blank line and trailing whitespace, and AppDelegate.swift line 25 is a whitespace-only change.

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try? fileManager.removeItem(at: target)
do {
try fileManager.moveItem(at: legacy, to: target)

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Severity: Low (one crash, fixed on the next launch). Likelihood: Very low (needs a push at the exact moment of first launch after the upgrade).

What happens (ELI5)

The Notification Service extension is a separate process that can open <name>.db at any time, and sqlite3_open creates an empty file if none exists. If it does that between removeItem(at: target) on line 101 and moveItem on line 103, the move fails because the destination exists, and we hit fatalError. On the next launch the target is 0 bytes, so the migration runs again and succeeds. That makes this a single crash, not data loss.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install a <=4.72.0 build, log in, and upgrade to this build.
  2. Send a push notification so that the extension runs during the first launch after the upgrade.
  3. The extension creates <name>.db between lines 101 and 103.
  4. moveItem throws and the app crashes. The next launch migrates normally.

Proposed change

Optional, and fine to leave as is. replaceItemAt replaces the destination in a single step instead of delete-then-move:

_ = try fileManager.replaceItemAt(to, withItemAt: from)

Move sidecars and the main file in one loop with the main file last,
so a failed helper move aborts startup instead of stranding legacy
data behind a fresh target DB. Also use applicationInfo.dataDir on
Android and drop the no-op try/catch.
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