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mautic/mautic PR #17953 merges the 7.2.2 security release into 7.x. It brings two Theme sandbox changes into the next minor release:
mautic/mautic PR #17620 lets Theme templates use Twig collection filters (map, filter, reduce, sort, find), but only with arrow-function callbacks.
The 7.2.2 security fix in mautic/mautic PR #17934 (GHSA-h7pm-79gc-8867) blocks the less_compile filter. It also limits method calls and property access to Mautic and Plugin objects, with methods whose names start with get, is, or has, a denylist of sensitive getters, a short allowlist for Form templates, and an exception for __toString on Twig Markup objects so templates can output captured blocks.
On 7.2, #714 and #856 document these changes separately. Both rewrite the same short section, so this PR documents them together for 7.3 in "Template sandbox restrictions" in docs/themes/getting_started.rst:
The intro names the blocked functions (configGetParameter, getEntity, source) and the blocked less_compile filter, and the exceptions Mautic throws.
A new paragraph covers collection filters and arrow-function callbacks, with an example.
New content covers the method and property rules, the Twig Markup exception, and the SecurityNotAllowedMethodError and SecurityNotAllowedPropertyError exceptions.
The merge also includes a 7.x-only follow-up (commit f7df7ee2). The core email-validation.html.twig template read form.emailAddress on a Symfony FormView, which the sandbox now rejects. PublicController now passes the field views and their state as separate variables. This PR adds those variables (form, emailAddressField, emailAddressValid, emailAddressHasErrors, submitField, template) to the html/email-validation.html.twig section, with an example validation_content override, so Theme authors who override the validation blocks don't hit the sandbox error.
ThemeSandboxPolicy on 7.x after the merge is identical to 7.2.2, so the 7.2 content applies unchanged.
Validation: Vale (repo .vale.ini) reports no errors, warnings, or suggestions on the changed lines, including the Vale.Terms error and Mautic.FeatureList findings the PR check reported earlier. A local Sphinx build resolves the new :ref: link to "Template sandbox restrictions".
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Applied: CodeRabbit's method-access comment. ThemeSandboxPolicy on 7.x checks only the get/is/has name prefix, not whether a method is read-only, and it allows __toString on Twig Markup objects. The section now describes the prefix rule and the Markup exception.
Fixed Vale: the Vale.Terms error on the :ref: target (now Themes/..., which Sphinx resolves case-insensitively), and the two Mautic.FeatureList findings ("email address field" is now "address field").
Clarified which functions, filters, object properties, and methods are available in templates, along with the errors raised when blocked operations are attempted.
Added guidance on using arrow-function callbacks with collection filters and noted that string callbacks raise a RuntimeError.
Updated date-formatting guidance to recommend Twig’s date filter.
The theme sandbox documentation now describes blocked operations, permitted collection filters and Form-template methods, access restrictions, related exceptions, and date formatting with Twig’s date filter.
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Sandbox rules and usage docs/themes/getting_started.rst
The guide names blocked functions, filters, methods, and properties, and documents permitted collection filters and Form-template methods. It specifies related exceptions and recommends Twig’s date filter instead of calling format() on date objects.
The documentation should be corrected so theme developers are not misled about permitted method access.
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Review comments at @docs/themes/getting_started.rst:
- Around line 305-309: Update the Theme template method-access section to
describe the normalized-name prefix rule for methods starting with get, is, or
has without claiming they must be read-only; document Twig\Markup::__toString as
an explicit exception, and remove the blanket claim that methods on every other
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Thanks, @adiati98. I'm checking each CodeRabbit suggestion against the Mautic codebase, applying the correct ones, and fixing the Vale errors and warnings. I'll reply here with what changed.
@adiati98, I checked CodeRabbit's suggestion against ThemeSandboxPolicy.php on 7.x. It's correct, so I applied it and fixed the Vale findings. The update is pushed to this PR.
The sandbox allows a method if its name starts with get, is or has and the method exists. It doesn't check whether the method is read-only, so the bullet now describes the name check and no longer says "read-only".
checkMethodAllowed() lets templates call __toString on a Twig Markup object, which Twig creates when a template captures a block with {% set %}...{% endset %}. A new paragraph explains this exception.
"Magic methods such as __toString" stays in the blocked list. On Mautic and Plugin objects, the sandbox rejects any method name that starts with __.
Vale error (line 165): the :ref: target used lowercase themes/.... It's now Themes/getting_started:Template sandbox restrictions. A local Sphinx build confirms the link still resolves.
Vale warnings (lines 168 and 170): "email address field" is now "address field", which matches "submitted address" elsewhere in the section.
CI runs Vale 3.7.1, and only that version flagged the :ref: target, so the PR's Vale check will confirm that fix. Also, ThemeSandboxPolicy on 7.2 has the same Markup exception, so the 7.2 PR (#856) probably has the same inaccuracy. I haven't changed #856.
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mautic/mautic PR #17953 merges the 7.2.2 security release into
7.x. It brings two Theme sandbox changes into the next minor release:map,filter,reduce,sort,find), but only with arrow-function callbacks.less_compilefilter. It also limits method calls and property access to Mautic and Plugin objects, with methods whose names start withget,is, orhas, a denylist of sensitive getters, a short allowlist for Form templates, and an exception for__toStringon TwigMarkupobjects so templates can output captured blocks.On
7.2, #714 and #856 document these changes separately. Both rewrite the same short section, so this PR documents them together for7.3in "Template sandbox restrictions" indocs/themes/getting_started.rst:configGetParameter,getEntity,source) and the blockedless_compilefilter, and the exceptions Mautic throws.Markupexception, and theSecurityNotAllowedMethodErrorandSecurityNotAllowedPropertyErrorexceptions.The merge also includes a
7.x-only follow-up (commit f7df7ee2). The coreemail-validation.html.twigtemplate readform.emailAddresson a SymfonyFormView, which the sandbox now rejects.PublicControllernow passes the field views and their state as separate variables. This PR adds those variables (form,emailAddressField,emailAddressValid,emailAddressHasErrors,submitField,template) to thehtml/email-validation.html.twigsection, with an examplevalidation_contentoverride, so Theme authors who override the validation blocks don't hit the sandbox error.ThemeSandboxPolicyon7.xafter the merge is identical to7.2.2, so the7.2content applies unchanged.Validation: Vale (repo
.vale.ini) reports no errors, warnings, or suggestions on the changed lines, including theVale.Termserror andMautic.FeatureListfindings the PR check reported earlier. A local Sphinx build resolves the new:ref:link to "Template sandbox restrictions".Linked issue
None.
Review pass (CodeRabbit and Vale)
ThemeSandboxPolicyon7.xchecks only theget/is/hasname prefix, not whether a method is read-only, and it allows__toStringon TwigMarkupobjects. The section now describes the prefix rule and theMarkupexception.Vale.Termserror on the:ref:target (nowThemes/..., which Sphinx resolves case-insensitively), and the twoMautic.FeatureListfindings ("email address field" is now "address field").Trigger Events
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RuntimeError.datefilter.