Use configured publisher domain for navigation-path auction requests

[aram356]

Summary

On the navigation / SSAT proxy path, the server-side auction advertised the incoming request Host header — which on that path is the trusted-server edge host (e.g. the staging domain) — as the publisher domain. That value flowed into the outbound OpenRTB bid request and, through it, into injected creatives and the IAS brand-safety pixel, so both carried the edge/staging host instead of the real publisher domain.

build_auction_request set publisher.domain, site.domain, and the page_url host from request_info.host. This change sources those fields from settings.publisher.domain instead — matching what convert_tsjs_to_auction_request already does on the /auction endpoint path.

Closes#936.

Root cause

Two AuctionRequest builders derived the publisher host from opposite sources:

• convert_tsjs_to_auction_request (auction/formats.rs) — used config (settings.publisher.domain). ✅
• build_auction_request (publisher.rs) — used the raw incoming Host header. ❌ (navigation path: AuctionSource::InitialNavigation and SpaNavigation)

PR #934 only corrected ext.trusted_server.request_host inside the Prebid provider; it did not touch site.domain / site.publisher.domain / site.page, and on the navigation path request.publisher.domain was itself the poisoned edge host. This fixes the builder at the source.

Changes

• Add a publisher_domain: &str parameter to build_auction_request and use it for publisher.domain, site.domain, and the page_url host (scheme and path are unchanged).
• Both call sites pass &settings.publisher.domain.
• New regression test auction_request_uses_configured_publisher_domain_not_edge_host: with a divergent edge host (ts.example.com) and configured domain (www.example.com), the bid request advertises the configured domain for publisher.domain, site.domain, page_url, and site.page. Written test-first (verified it fails on the old behavior before the fix).

Test plan

• cargo fmt --all -- --check
• cargo test-fastly (wasm — core + fastly, incl. new regression test)
• cargo test-axum (native — shared core)
• cargo clippy-* — could not run locally: clippy-fastly fails in the trusted-server-js build script (Unrecognized option: 'p'), which reproduces on unmodified main, so it is a pre-existing local-environment issue unrelated to this change. Deferred to CI.

Notes

Targets main (the buggy code exists on main, not just the release branch). Can be cherry-picked / merged into rc/july as needed.

[prk-Jr]

Summary

Fixes the navigation-path (SSAT/SPA) AuctionRequest builder so publisher.domain, site.domain, and the page URL host come from the configured settings.publisher.domain instead of the incoming edge Host header, matching the pattern already used by convert_tsjs_to_auction_request on the /auction path. Minimal, well-targeted diff (publisher.rs only) with a solid test-first regression test.

Non-blocking

🌱 seedling

• Scheme source differs between the two AuctionRequest builders: build_auction_request (publisher.rs:2021) still derives page_url's scheme from request_info.scheme (edge-detected), while convert_tsjs_to_auction_request (auction/formats.rs:202) hardcodes "https" for the same field. Not a bug today (the edge always terminates TLS as https in production), but worth aligning in a follow-up so both builders source scheme the same way.

👍 praise

• Test-first regression coverage: auction_request_uses_configured_publisher_domain_not_edge_host uses a deliberately divergent edge host (ts.example.com) vs. configured domain (www.example.com) and asserts all four leak points (publisher.domain, site.domain, page_url, site.page). Confirmed to fail on the pre-fix code per the PR description.

CI Status

• fmt: PASS
• clippy: not reported as a distinct check (cargo check jobs pass)
• rust tests: PASS (fastly/axum/cloudflare/spin, cross-adapter parity)
• js tests (vitest): PASS
• integration tests: PASS

[ChristianPavilonis]

Summary

The core OpenRTB/APS domain correction is narrow and correct. Approving with two follow-up findings noted inline: navigation telemetry still uses the edge host as publisher_domain, and the new regression test covers the helper rather than the production handlers.