feat(auth): restrict Google login to an email allowlist - #51
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Google OAuth callback now rejects any email not present in GOOGLE_ALLOWED_EMAILS (comma-separated). Empty = allow any (unchanged default). Prevents auto-provisioning accounts for arbitrary Google users. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Google OAuth callback now enforces an email allowlist via
GOOGLE_ALLOWED_EMAILS(comma-separated). Emails not on the list are redirected to/login?error=not_authorizedbefore any user is auto-created.GOOGLE_ALLOWED_EMAILS= allow any (unchanged default behavior)..env.prodalready set to:mcvovkes@gmail.com,teosoph@gmail.com,shepherdvovkes@gmail.com.Why
Previously the callback auto-provisioned a user for any Google account. This limits sign-in on crm.legal.org.ua to the intended operators.
Notes
rsync --deletedeploy doesn't revert enforcement.🤖 Generated with Claude Code