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fix(service_env): reject empty DOMAIN in render_all_env_files (#863) - #867
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Reviewer's GuideCentralizes protection against empty or whitespace-only DOMAIN values by declaring domain-dependent renderers in EnvSpec and rejecting invalid configurations before any env files are written, while adding comprehensive unit coverage for classification, error reporting, and unaffected services. Flow diagram for DOMAIN validation before environment renderingflowchart TD
A[render_all_env_files] --> B{DOMAIN empty or whitespace-only?}
B -- No --> C[Dispatch enabled renderers]
B -- Yes --> D[Find enabled specs with requires_domain]
D --> E{Any domain-dependent services?}
E -- No --> C
E -- Yes --> F[Raise ServiceEnvError]
F --> G[No environment files written]
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<location path="src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py" line_range="100-102" />
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:class:`RenderedEnv`. No I/O — writing happens in
:func:`render_all_env_files`.
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+ ``requires_domain`` marks services whose renderers compose a public
+ hostname or URL from :attr:`BootstrapEnv.domain` via
+ :func:`nexus_deploy.config.service_host` (Issue #863).
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**nitpick:** The new documentation and error text describe every domain-requiring renderer as using `service_host()` and producing a bare `https://<service>` hostname when DOMAIN is empty, but `_render_forgejo` composes `forgejo.{domain}` directly and therefore produces `https://forgejo.`. The Forgejo entry is correctly guarded, but the metadata documentation and actionable error do not accurately describe its failure output.
**Triggers:** When Forgejo is the only enabled domain-requiring service, or when maintainers use the metadata comments to reason about its hostname composition.
**Suggested fix:** Document Forgejo's direct `forgejo.{domain}` composition separately and report its actual empty-domain result, or change the renderer to use the documented composition convention.
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| ``requires_domain`` marks services whose renderers compose a public | ||
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| :func:`nexus_deploy.config.service_host` (Issue #863). |
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nitpick: The new documentation and error text describe every domain-requiring renderer as using service_host() and producing a bare https://<service> hostname when DOMAIN is empty, but _render_forgejo composes forgejo.{domain} directly and therefore produces https://forgejo.. The Forgejo entry is correctly guarded, but the metadata documentation and actionable error do not accurately describe its failure output.
Triggers: When Forgejo is the only enabled domain-requiring service, or when maintainers use the metadata comments to reason about its hostname composition.
Suggested fix: Document Forgejo's direct forgejo.{domain} composition separately and report its actual empty-domain result, or change the renderer to use the documented composition convention.
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In `@src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py`:
- Around line 2541-2543: Update the requires_domain validation descriptions,
both empty-DOMAIN error branches, and related test docstrings to use
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| f"{svc} enabled but DOMAIN is empty — the hostname would render " | ||
| f"as `https://{svc}`, which compose files accept at startup and " | ||
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Use domain-agnostic descriptions for requires_domain.
_render_forgejo builds FORGEJO_HOST as forgejo.{e.domain or ''} and explicitly does not call service_host(). _render_lakefs builds an S3 gateway hostname as s3.{service_host(...)}. Therefore, requires_domain identifies services that need a non-empty DOMAIN; it does not define one service_host() or https://<service> output shape.
Update the descriptions, both empty-domain error branches, and test docstrings to state only that the service requires a domain-derived hostname or URL. Remove the universal service_host(), https://<service>, and browser-link claims.
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In `@src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py` around lines 2541 - 2543, Update the
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Thanks for this, @DYNOSuprovo — and apologies for the collision. #868 landed a guard in the same place about ninety minutes after you opened this, without anyone having checked for an open PR first. That's on our side, not yours. Your PR catches something #868 doesn't. A whitespace-only domain gets past the merged guard, because _empty(" ") is False, and it gets past run_pipeline as well, which checks if not tfvars_config.domain without stripping. Checked on current main: render_all_env_files(..., domain=" ", enabled=["kestra"]) keeps #868's guard in render_all_env_files, Either way — thanks for picking this up. |
…#871) ## What this fixes On every page of the admin console, every Keycloak deployment showed: > You are logged in as a temporary admin user. To harden security, create a permanent admin account and delete the temporary one. The account Infisical lists was the one Keycloak had created from `KC_BOOTSTRAP_ADMIN_*`. Keycloak marks such accounts temporary for a reason: those two values stay in the container environment for as long as the container runs. In other words, the admin password everyone used was sitting in `docker inspect`. Removing the mark would silence the banner without changing that, and it does not work anyway. Measured on 26.7.3: a user `PUT` without `is_temporary_admin` answers `204` and keeps the attribute. ## What changes **The container only ever sees a throwaway account.** Keycloak bootstraps `nexus-bootstrap` from a new `random_password.keycloak_bootstrap_password`. That value is not in Infisical, and it is not in the `CREDENTIALS_JSON` Pages secret. The permanent admin's password is no longer rendered into the `.env`. **A new services hook hands the realm over** (`render_keycloak_hook`): 1. Sign in as `nexus-bootstrap`. 2. Install the permanent admin with the Infisical password. If the account already exists, reset its password instead of creating it. Grant it the master realm's `admin` role. 3. Prove the new account works: sign in as it, then make an admin-only request with its token. 4. Only then delete `nexus-bootstrap`. **Older deployments are migrated.** Their permanent username was bootstrapped directly and is still flagged temporary. The hook replaces that account the way the banner describes: it installs `nexus-bootstrap` as it, deletes the old account, creates it again, and deletes `nexus-bootstrap`. The recreated account has a **new user id**, so an OTP device or group membership set up on the old one does not carry over. `docs/stacks/keycloak.md` says so. **Interrupted runs finish on the next spin-up.** Every in-between state is one the next run recognises. Any step that cannot prove the new account works stops before deleting the one that does, and its log line says which account still works. ## What a deploy will do - **The live server** still has Keycloak data with the old, temporary `nexus`. The next spin-up with Keycloak enabled replaces that account, and the maintainer signs in again afterwards. - **No `initial-setup` is needed.** `spin-up.yml` runs `tofu apply`, which creates the new password. ## Verified against a real Keycloak Every case below ran against a real `quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:26.7.3`, in a throwaway container on the deployed server, with the final code: | Starting state | Result | Afterwards | |---|---|---| | fresh realm | `configured` | `nexus` permanent, `admin` role, bootstrap gone | | second run | `already-configured` | unchanged | | older deploy's temporary admin | `configured` | `nexus` permanent, `admin` role | | second run on that | `already-configured` | unchanged | | replacement interrupted after installing `nexus-bootstrap` | `configured` | `nexus` permanent | | permanent admin with a stale password and no role | `configured` | password reset, role granted | | wrong passwords | `failed` | nothing changed | These runs found two defects that unit tests would not have: - **The password arrived with a trailing newline.** `jq -r` ends its output with a newline, and in a form body that newline became part of the password. Keycloak refused correct credentials with `invalid_grant`. The token request now uses `jq -j`. - **A success message would have been false.** The first version cleared the temporary flag by `PUT`, then read the account back and reported *"accepted the update but still flagged temporary"*. Without that read-back it would have reported success. This finding is what led to the replace-by-recreate design. ## Unit tests The rendered script runs under `set -u` against a fake `curl`. The fake plays a small Keycloak that keeps state and mirrors the measured behaviour, including both points above. A logging wrapper around the real `jq` records its arguments too. The tests cover: - the seven cases above - a concurrent deploy (#801) - a role grant that answers `204` without effect - user lookups that fail (`500`) - no password and no token in any `curl` or `jq` argv, checked from all five starting states Nine mutations were checked, each against the case that exercises it. Each one fails the tests: | Mutation | Failing tests | |---|---| | `jq -j` → `jq -r` | 7 | | admin-request check removed | 1 | | older-deploy branch disabled | 2 | | concurrent-deploy retry removed | 1 | | bootstrap never deleted | 4 | | token also passed in argv | 1 | | password reset on `409` skipped | 1 | | password passed as `jq --arg` | 2 | | lookup status ignored | 2 | Two of these first went unnoticed: - **Password passed as `jq --arg`.** The argv check logged only `curl`, and it ran from one starting state whose path never reaches the reset branch. It now wraps `jq` as well and runs from all five starting states. - **Password reset on `409` skipped.** The first version of this mutation ignored the reset's result instead of removing the reset, so it did not test what its name says. Further tests: - **`test_stack_conventions`** pins the compose side: the bootstrap username equals the hook's constant, its password comes from `KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_PASSWORD`, and no `KEYCLOAK_ADMIN` value appears in the compose file. - **The `CREDENTIALS_JSON` filter** is taken from `spin-up.yml` and run with `jq`, so the test checks what the step does rather than what its text looks like. ## Local CodeRabbit round Reviewed **`e996f931`**: 2 findings, both handled in `b29c3b8a`. **`tofu/stack/outputs.tf` (major): the concern was right, the suggested fix was not.** The suggestion was to drop the bootstrap password from the `secrets` output. That output is the only path from OpenTofu to `NexusConfig`, and so to the renderer; without it, every Keycloak deploy would stop at the render guard. The real issue was a different one. `spin-up.yml` stores that same output as `CREDENTIALS_JSON`, minus a list of keys. The password is kept out of Infisical on purpose, which is the same situation as `forgejo_runner_secret`, and its entry in that list says *"without this line that exclusion would simply be undone here"*. The bootstrap password is now on the list. New tests cover both exclusions. **`src/nexus_deploy/services.py` (minor): fixed.** A failed user lookup looked exactly like "no such user". The hook would then have reported `already-configured` about accounts it had never read. `kc_user` now checks the HTTP status and returns non-zero on failure, and its callers stop with `failed`. After this change, all seven cases were run against the real Keycloak once more, because it changes how every lookup parses real `curl` output. `b29c3b8a` itself was not reviewed locally; the rule is one round per branch. ## Docs `docs/stacks/keycloak.md` replaces "The bootstrap admin is created once" with **"The admin account"**, the section the hook's failure message points to. It explains the hand-over, the migration of older deployments with its user-id caveat, and what to do if the hook reports `failed`. **The recovery path is only partly verified.** It relies on the half-created case, which the rehearsal verified. The one step it adds, `kc.sh bootstrap-admin user`, was checked against the pinned image's `--help` only; it has not been run against this stack's database. The docs say so. ## Relation to open PRs **#867** also changes `src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py`, but in different parts of the file: #867 changes `EnvSpec`, `_SPECS` and `render_all_env_files`, while this PR changes only `_render_keycloak`. I merged #867 in a local simulation, once onto `main` and once onto `main` plus this branch. Both times the result was one conflict block per file, so this PR adds no conflict to it. This PR's tests were added next to the existing Keycloak tests, not at the end of `test_service_env.py`, which is where #867's tests collide today. ## Checks - `pytest tests/unit`: 3412 passed - `tofu validate`: valid - pre-commit: all hooks pass ## Summary by Sourcery Secure Keycloak deployments by bootstrapping a disposable administrator, validating the permanent account, and removing the disposable credentials before normal use. New Features: - Replace Keycloak’s temporary bootstrap administrator with a permanent administrator through an automated setup hook that validates access before removing the bootstrap account. - Automatically migrate existing deployments whose permanent administrator is still marked temporary and recover safely from interrupted or concurrent setup runs. Bug Fixes: - Prevent the permanent Keycloak administrator password from being exposed in the container environment, Infisical, or the Pages credentials bundle. - Handle Keycloak authentication and API edge cases, including trailing-newline passwords, ineffective role grants, failed lookups, stale passwords, and concurrent deployments. Enhancements: - Add a dedicated generated bootstrap password and update Keycloak configuration to use the throwaway `nexus-bootstrap` account. Build: - Add the Keycloak bootstrap password to OpenTofu-generated stack secrets and configuration handling. Deployment: - Register the Keycloak services hook and update stack deployment flow to provision and use the separate bootstrap credential. Documentation: - Document the permanent-admin handover, legacy-account migration, interrupted-run behavior, and recovery procedure. Tests: - Add comprehensive unit and stack-convention coverage for fresh setup, migration, recovery, failure safety, concurrency, credential exposure, and workflow secret filtering. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Keycloak now uses a temporary bootstrap administrator to create and verify the permanent administrator during setup. * Setup recovers from interrupted or repeated runs and removes the temporary account after successful verification. * Separate bootstrap and permanent administrator credentials support safer setup and ongoing administration. * **Documentation** * Added guidance for Keycloak administrator setup, recovery, and password mismatches. * **Security** * Bootstrap credentials are excluded from persistent secret storage and deployment credential bundles. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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- Around line 2695-2696: Update the DOMAIN validation in render_all_env_files to
apply only when enabled_services includes a domain-dependent service, excluding
temporal because _render_temporal uses only TEMPORAL_DB_PASSWORD. Preserve the
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Limit the DOMAIN guard to domain-dependent services.
temporal is included in _SPECS, but _render_temporal does not use DOMAIN; it only validates and renders TEMPORAL_DB_PASSWORD. Therefore, render_all_env_files(..., enabled=["temporal"]) raises for an empty domain before _render_temporal runs.
Filter this validation to services that construct a domain-derived hostname or URL. Keep the guard for those services. Add a regression test that successfully renders temporal with an empty domain. The current parametrized test asserts failure for every _SPECS entry, so it does not cover this successful path.
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In `@src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py` around lines 2695 - 2696, Update the DOMAIN
validation in render_all_env_files to apply only when enabled_services includes
a domain-dependent service, excluding temporal because _render_temporal uses
only TEMPORAL_DB_PASSWORD. Preserve the guard for services that construct
domain-derived hostnames or URLs, and add a regression case to the parametrized
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@DYNOSuprovo Thanks, this is exactly the follow-up we hoped for. The rebase is clean, and the full unit suite passes on One blocker before we can merge: A single check covers if not (env.domain or "").strip() and enabled_services:On CodeRabbit's comment about That does leave the single-service message slightly off for a stack that renders no URL. With only The docstring could then say "an empty or whitespace-only The CI workflows on this PR are waiting for approval, since this is your first contribution; they will run once that is done. |
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Thank you for coming back to this and rebasing — and for going past what was asked. Two things in
One line is left, and then it is green. mypy is right here:
if not (env.domain or "").strip() and enabled_services:I applied just that on top of your commit and ran it: The other red check is ours, not yours. The
So: push that one-line change and this is ready. If you would rather not, say the word and we will apply it here with the commit credited to you — whichever you prefer. Thanks again for the patience with the review cycle; the whitespace catch is the kind of thing that only shows up when somebody actually reads the guard instead of trusting it. |
Completes DYNOSuprovo's ba4cc9b, which mypy --strict rejected: src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py:2696: error: Item "None" of "str | None" has no attribute "strip" [union-attr] `env.domain` is `str | None`, and mypy does not narrow across the `or` — `_empty(env.domain)` being False on the left says nothing about the right. `(env.domain or "").strip()` covers both halves in one expression, so the `_empty` call goes with it: `_empty` is exactly `value is None or value == ""`, and an empty string strips to an empty string. The behaviour is unchanged, including the whitespace-only case this pull request adds. mypy --strict clean; pytest tests/unit: 3545 passed.
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Since the mypy one-liner was the only thing left and you had the offer open, I went ahead and pushed it as if not (env.domain or "").strip() and enabled_services:Your commit and your authorship are untouched, and the whitespace guard this PR is about is entirely yours — it closes a gap the merged #868 left open, which is the part worth having. Thanks for the contribution and for coming back to it after the rebase request. If anything here looks wrong to you, say so and we will change it. |
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- Line 2696: Scope the empty-domain validation around the guard near
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Scope the DOMAIN guard to domain-dependent services.
enabled_services contains every _SPECS entry. With BootstrapEnv(domain="") and only ["temporal"] enabled, Line 2696 raises before _render_temporal runs, although that renderer does not use env.domain. This rejects a valid domain-independent deployment. Validate only enabled services that build domain-derived values, and update the parametrized test to expect successful rendering for temporal. Use domain-agnostic error text for services such as forgejo and lakefs, which do not produce the universal https://<service> shape claimed here.
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In `@src/nexus_deploy/service_env.py` at line 2696, Scope the empty-domain
validation around the guard near enabled_services so it runs only when an
enabled service has domain-dependent rendering, allowing temporal-only
deployments to render successfully. Update the parametrized test covering
BootstrapEnv with an empty domain to expect success for temporal, and revise
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.82.3](v0.82.2...v0.82.3) (2026-09-19) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **ci:** Keep the Forgejo Access service token across a teardown ([#895](#895)) ([6784086](6784086)) * **deploy:** Copy stacks without rsync when the job image has none ([#899](#899)) ([d083531](d083531)) * **service_env:** reject empty DOMAIN in render_all_env_files ([#863](#863)) ([#867](#867)) ([5c6e93d](5c6e93d)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). ## Summary by Sourcery Release version 0.82.3 with fixes for CI token persistence, deployment stack copying, and invalid domain configuration. Bug Fixes: - Preserve the Forgejo Access service token during teardown. - Support copying deployment stacks when rsync is unavailable in the job image. - Reject empty DOMAIN values when rendering service environment files. Chores: - Release version 0.82.3 and update the changelog. Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Refs #847. ## What this fixes A workflow run for a pull request **from a fork** gets a read-only token, whatever `permissions:` declares. The coverage-comment step therefore cannot post, and fails with: ```text HttpError: Resource not accessible by integration ``` two steps after `pytest unit` reported success. So every external contribution has shown a red `Test (pytest + coverage)` check while its tests passed. On #867 that is precisely what happened, and it cost the contributor a round of looking for a fault that was not his — the job's name is what people read, not its step list: | Step | Result | |---|---| | 6. `pytest unit` | success | | 7. `Coverage comment on PR` | **failure** | | 8. Upload coverage to Codecov | success | ## The change The step now also requires the pull request to come from this repository: ```yaml if: >- github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository ``` Nothing is lost for forks: the Codecov upload and the coverage artifact are separate steps and still run. What goes away is a red check that never meant anything. ## Guards Two, both mutation-tested: - one walks every workflow and fails when a step whose `uses:` is a known PR-writing action lacks the fork exemption — keyed on the **action**, not the step name, because a name is free text; - one fails when that watch list matches nothing at all, which is how the first would quietly pass the day the action is replaced. Removing the exemption fails the first; renaming the action fails the second. ## Relation to #847 #847 is about a reviewer that fails its quota and still reports green. This is the mirror image — a step that reports red without anything being wrong — and the same underlying problem: a check whose colour does not mean what a reader takes it to mean. It does not close #847. `pytest tests/unit`: 3691 passed. Pre-commit (incl. actionlint): all hooks pass. ## Local CodeRabbit round Reviewed **`3f9e08ec`**: 0 findings. ## Summary by Sourcery Skip pull-request coverage comments from forks while preserving coverage uploads and artifacts. Bug Fixes: - Prevent coverage-comment failures from marking fork-originated pull requests as failed when their tests pass. Enhancements: - Add mutation-resistant workflow checks that ensure pull-request-writing actions require same-repository pull requests and remain covered by the guard tests. Tests: - Add workflow expression tests that verify fork exemptions for configured pull-request-writing actions and fail if the action watch list becomes stale.
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This PR resolves #863 by guarding against an empty or whitespace-only
DOMAINbefore dispatching inrender_all_env_files:requires_domain: bool = FalsetoEnvSpec.BootstrapEnv.domainviaservice_host()(kestra,cloudbeaver,hedgedoc,planka,lakekeeper,mlflow,keycloak,langfuse,airflow,evidence,hoppscotch,prefect,forgejo,lakefs,nocodb) withrequires_domain=Truein_SPECS._SERVICES_REQUIRING_DOMAIN(and exported aliasSERVICES_REQUIRING_DOMAIN) derived from_SPECS.render_all_env_files, before dispatching individual renderers, checked whetherenv.domainis empty or whitespace-only while any enabled spec hasrequires_domain=True. If so, raisesServiceEnvErrorimmediately with a clear, actionable message instead of writing unresolvablehttps://<service>URLs that compose files accept.tests/unit/test_service_env.pyverifying exact set membership, individual service rejection on empty/whitespace/None domain, multi-service error reporting, and allowing empty domain when no domain-requiring services are enabled.Motivation and Context
Closes #863.
Previously, 13 of 15 service env renderers calling
service_host()lacked a check for emptyDOMAIN. Whene.domainwas empty,service_host(name, "", sep)returned the bare prefixname(e.g.'kestra'), producing URLs likehttps://kestra. Because that string is non-empty, docker compose accepted it and containers started up healthy, but with broken links/redirects/issuers pointing to unresolvable hostnames. Per the maintainer's analysis in #863, guarding upfront inrender_all_env_filesprovides a centralized, scalable fix without duplicating 15 copies of the same four lines across individual renderers.How Has This Been Tested?
test_services_requiring_domain_exact_set: ensures all 15 services are tracked.test_render_all_raises_on_empty_domain_for_each_domain_service(parametrized across all 15 services): verifies that each service raisesServiceEnvErrormatchingDOMAINwhenenv.domainis empty.test_render_all_raises_on_none_or_whitespace_domain: verifies rejection onNoneand" ".test_render_all_raises_on_multiple_domain_services_and_lists_them: verifies multi-service error message lists all enabled domain-requiring services.test_render_all_allows_empty_domain_when_no_domain_services_enabled: verifies services not requiring domain (e.g.postgres) render normally without raising.uv run ruff check src tests(clean, 0 errors).uv run ruff format --check src tests(clean, formatted).uv run mypy src tests(clean, 0 errors).uv run pytest tests/unit/test_service_env.py(all new tests pass).Checklist:
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Prevent service environment rendering from proceeding when enabled services require a valid DOMAIN.
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