* fix: migrate orphaned MCP servers config across DB resets
When Langflow restarts with a fresh database but the same LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR
(common in containerized deployments without a persisted DB volume), the
default superuser is recreated with a new UUID and the previously saved
_mcp_servers_{old_uuid}.json files become unreachable.
On default-superuser creation in AUTO_LOGIN mode, scan the config directory
for orphaned _mcp_servers_*.json files under prior UUID folders and migrate
the most recently modified one to the new user (copy contents + register a
UserFile row). Never overwrites an existing file and is a no-op when no
orphan is found; failures are swallowed so migration cannot block startup.
Fixes langflow-ai/langflow#9524
* fix: address review feedback on MCP orphan migration
- Refuse to migrate when multiple orphan candidates are present. MCP server
entries can contain env/headers auth material, so silently picking the
newest orphan could import an unrelated user's config. Operators get a
warning with candidate paths for manual recovery.
- Self-heal missing DB rows when the current user's MCP config file already
exists on disk (e.g. from a previous migration that crashed before commit)
instead of returning early and leaving the config invisible.
- Add regression tests for the multi-orphan skip path, self-heal path, and
"DB row already present" short-circuit.
LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR to absolute and update docker compose to use absolute path (#10106)
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