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src/components/common/date-time-field.tsx (1)
38-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe year page can start in a different range than the first open.
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yearPagetoyear - 11with no bounds. Line 38 limits the same value to the range 1–9976. This difference has a small effect. A more important problem is incalendarDate(Lines 46-51). It callssetFullYear(year, month, day)on a copy ofdraft. Fordatetimeandtimemodes,draftstores the UTC instant parsed byparsePickerValue. The local hours are kept, and that behavior is correct. Indatemode, the parser sets the hour to 12:00, so DST cannot move the date. I found no defect that needs a fix. The only change I suggest is to use the same bounded expression for the initial state.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @src/app/(app)/account-security.tsx:
- Around line 97-121: Update the retry handling in the round loop around
action() so a proof-required failure on the final round does not open another
proof modal and then silently exit without retrying. Check the round limit
before calling prove, and set an error code when no retry remains; retain the
existing behavior for proof failures on earlier rounds.
Review comments at @src/app/(app)/approve-sign-in.tsx:
- Around line 42-44: Update the pending-request flow in the screen’s loading
function to review only the request identified by params.id, rejecting a result
whose ApprovalRequestId does not match. Preserve the unfiltered
getPendingApproval lookup when no ID is provided.
Review comments at @src/components/auth/login-mfa-sheet.tsx:
- Around line 98-106: Update the run callback so rejected actions set the error
code to unknown_error and always reset busy to false in a finally block;
preserve the existing result handling for resolved actions.
Review comments at @src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:
- Around line 63-82: Update handleApproval to set and clear a pending flag so
repeated presses are blocked, and create its AbortController before awaiting
requestApproval. If the signal is aborted after the request resolves, cancel the
returned approval with cancelApproval and return before starting the wait; store
the request ID in a ref so the modal’s close effect can cancel the server
request as well.
Review comments at @src/components/onboarding/onboarding-screen.tsx:
- Line 55: Update the ScrollView in the onboarding screen to reset its scroll
position whenever currentIndex changes, either by remounting it per slide or
scrolling it to the top on index changes. Keep the existing scroll styling and
behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @src/hooks/use-pending-approval-check.ts:
- Line 19: Move the pathnameRef.current update in usePendingApprovalCheck into
an effect that runs after render commits, so pending lookups use the committed
pathname rather than a value from a discarded render.
- Around line 33-36: Update the effect containing getPendingApproval in the
pending-approval check hook to track whether it remains active, mark it inactive
during cleanup, and check that state after the await before calling router.push.
This prevents a lookup started before cleanup from navigating after the hook is
disabled.
Review comments at @src/lib/mfa/approval-wait.ts:
- Around line 9-16: Update the wait function so its abort listener is removed
when the timeout fires, and register the listener with one-time behavior. Reuse
a named onAbort handler for both registration and removal, preserving the
existing behavior of clearing the timer and resolving when aborted.
Review comments at @src/lib/records/uploads.ts:
- Line 77: Update the SHA-256 input in the digest calculation to use an
ArrayBuffer-backed copy of the file bytes. In the upload records flow, replace
the view constructed from bytes.buffer, byteOffset, and byteLength with a
Uint8Array copy of bytes, preserving the file contents while satisfying
Crypto.digest’s BufferSource type.
Review comments at @src/stores/auth/login-mfa.ts:
- Around line 78-84: Update finish to handle completionGrantRequest failures by
deriving the MFA problem code, calling forgetLoginSecrets() and
host.restart(code), and returning a restart result. Preserve the existing
success flow when the grant succeeds.
Review comments at @src/stores/auth/store.tsx:
- Line 160: Update the mfaHost.signIn handler around signedInState to catch
errors from building the signed-in state; on failure, set status to 'error' and
clear mfaChallenge instead of leaving the store in mfaRequired.
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Review comments at @src/components/common/date-time-field.tsx:
- Line 38: Update the initial yearPage state in the component so it uses the
same 1–9976 bounds as the setYearPage update. Keep the existing year-minus-11
calculation and apply the bounds consistently at initialization.
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| const pending = await getPendingApproval(); | ||
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Match the pending request to the notification ID.
When a delayed notification names request A but /MfaApproval/Pending returns request B, this screen displays and acts on B. params.id triggers a reload but never identifies the request to review. Load the requested ID, or reject a pending result whose ApprovalRequestId differs from params.id. Keep the unfiltered lookup for entry without an ID.
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Review comment at @src/app/(app)/approve-sign-in.tsx around lines 42 - 44:
Update the pending-request flow in the screen’s loading function to review only
the request identified by params.id, rejecting a result whose ApprovalRequestId
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| const digest = await Crypto.digest(Crypto.CryptoDigestAlgorithm.SHA256, Buffer.from(base64, 'base64')); | ||
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| const digest = await Crypto.digest(Crypto.CryptoDigestAlgorithm.SHA256, new Uint8Array(bytes.buffer, bytes.byteOffset, bytes.byteLength)); |
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Copy the bytes into an ArrayBuffer-backed Uint8Array.
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| const digest = await Crypto.digest(Crypto.CryptoDigestAlgorithm.SHA256, new Uint8Array(bytes.buffer, bytes.byteOffset, bytes.byteLength)); | |
| const digest = await Crypto.digest(Crypto.CryptoDigestAlgorithm.SHA256, new Uint8Array(bytes)); |
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Update the SHA-256 input in the digest calculation to use an ArrayBuffer-backed
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| signIn: (authResponse, recoveryCodes) => useAuthStore.setState({ ...signedInState(authResponse), mfaChallenge: null, pendingRecoveryCodes: recoveryCodes }), |
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Catch errors thrown by signedInState in mfaHost.signIn.
signedInState throws when the id_token is missing or malformed, and JSON.parse can also throw. finish calls host.signIn, so the throw reaches the catch block in verifyLoginMfa. That block maps it to unknown_error, which does not end the transaction. The store then stays in mfaRequired and holds a spent transaction. In the brokered path, signInWithBrokeredSso returns failed, but the store status is not reset. Catch the error in signIn, and on failure set status: 'error' and clear mfaChallenge.
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Update the mfaHost.signIn handler around signedInState to catch errors from
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| const { getByTestId } = render(<ApproveSignIn />); | ||
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| expect(getByTestId('approve-confirm').props.accessibilityState?.disabled ?? getByTestId('approve-confirm').props.isDisabled).toBeTruthy(); |
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The isDisabled fallback can be undefined when accessibilityState and props.isDisabled are absent, making the approve-confirm assertion depend on an unset value. Default the expression to false with getByTestId('approve-confirm').props.accessibilityState?.disabled ?? getByTestId('approve-confirm').props.isDisabled ?? false.
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The approve-confirm assertion can evaluate an absent isDisabled property when both accessibilityState?.disabled and props.isDisabled are undefined. Use optional chaining or null-coalescing and provide a boolean default before asserting the value.
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| fireEvent.press(screen.getByTestId('certification-expires-day-20')); | ||
| fireEvent.press(screen.getByTestId('certification-expires-done')); | ||
| fireEvent.press(screen.getByTestId('certification-save')); | ||
| await waitFor(() => expect(saveCertification).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ ReceivedOn: '2025-01-15', ExpiresOn: '2027-01-20' }))); |
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An assertion or asynchronous failure in waitFor can propagate without operation context, obscuring the reason certification verification failed in src/app/(app)/__tests__/certification-edit.test.tsx and the listed locations. Catch the awaited waitFor error and rethrow Failed to verify certification save with the original error as its cause.
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| {passkey.LastUsedOn ? <Text size="sm">{t('mfa.account.passkey_last_used', { time: when(passkey.LastUsedOn) ?? '' })}</Text> : null} | ||
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Inline arrow functions and .bind() calls in JSX props create new function instances on every render, affecting performance across the listed files, including src/app/(app)/account-security.tsx and src/app/(app)/approve-sign-in.tsx. Move these handlers outside the render path and pass stable function references.
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| <Button variant="outline" action="secondary" onPress={onClose} isDisabled={isVerifying} testID="step-up-cancel"> | ||
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Closing the step-up modal while approval is pending aborts only local polling, leaving the server-side approval request active until expiry and preserving stale approval state on the member's account. Route backdrop, parent, hardware-back, unmount, and isOpen transition paths through a handler that calls cancelApproval for the current request before invoking onClose.
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Using index as the React key in src/components/onboarding/onboarding-screen.tsx can associate onboarding dots with the wrong elements after reordering and cause unexpected rendering behavior. Use a stable unique identifier for each list item instead.
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| * // Watch `response` and call exchangeCodeForResgridToken() when response.type === 'success'. | ||
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| export function useOidcLogin({ authority, clientId, departmentCode }: UseOidcLoginOptions): UseOidcLoginResult { | ||
| export function useOidcLogin({ authority, clientId, departmentToken }: UseOidcLoginOptions): UseOidcLoginResult { |
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Renaming the exported useOidcLogin option from departmentCode to departmentToken changes the hook's public API and breaks existing callers. Add a BREAKING CHANGE section documenting the required migration and impacted consumers.
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Renaming the exported `useOidcLogin` option from `departmentCode` to `departmentToken` changes the hook's public API and breaks existing callers. Add a `BREAKING CHANGE` section documenting the required migration and impacted consumers.
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export function useOidcLogin({ authority, clientId, departmentToken }: UseOidcLoginOptions): UseOidcLoginResult { // Document the breaking parameter rename.
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| router.push(APPROVE_PATH as Href); | ||
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| } catch (error) { | ||
| logger.warn({ message: 'Could not check for a waiting approval request', context: { error } }); |
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The pending approval warning logs a generic context and does not identify the failed operation, limiting diagnostic filtering. Add operation: 'getPendingApproval' alongside error in the structured context fields.
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File src/hooks/use-pending-approval-check.ts:
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The pending approval warning logs a generic context and does not identify the failed operation, limiting diagnostic filtering. Add `operation: 'getPendingApproval'` alongside `error` in the structured `context` fields.
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| if (mfaTransaction) { | ||
| logger.info({ | ||
| message: 'Login continues on a second-factor transaction', | ||
| context: { username: credentials.username, kind: mfaTransaction.challenge.kind, methods: mfaTransaction.challenge.methods }, |
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Logging credentials.username in src/lib/auth/api.tsx emits raw user-identifying data in diagnostic logs. Replace it with a consistent username_hash generated by hash(credentials.username).
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Logging `credentials.username` in `src/lib/auth/api.tsx` emits raw user-identifying data in diagnostic logs. Replace it with a consistent `username_hash` generated by `hash(credentials.username)`.
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| if (mfaTransaction) { | ||
| logger.info({ | ||
| message: 'Login continues on a second-factor transaction', | ||
| context: { username: credentials.username, kind: mfaTransaction.challenge.kind, methods: mfaTransaction.challenge.methods }, |
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Logging credentials.username in src/lib/auth/api.tsx emits raw user-identifying data and omits the required lawful-basis and purpose metadata. Replace it with username_hash from hash(credentials.username) and add gdpr: { purpose: 'authentication', lawful_basis: 'contract' } to the diagnostic context.
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Logging `credentials.username` in `src/lib/auth/api.tsx` emits raw user-identifying data and omits the required lawful-basis and purpose metadata. Replace it with `username_hash` from `hash(credentials.username)` and add `gdpr: { purpose: 'authentication', lawful_basis: 'contract' }` to the diagnostic context.
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| let returnedUrl: string | null; | ||
| if (desktop && listener) { | ||
| // The provider opens in the member's own browser; the loopback listener hands back its one return. | ||
| returnedUrl = await desktop.ssoOpen(listener.id, begun.AuthorizeUrl); | ||
| } else { | ||
| const result = await WebBrowser.openAuthSessionAsync(begun.AuthorizeUrl, returnTarget, { preferEphemeralSession: ephemeral }); | ||
| returnedUrl = result.type === 'success' && result.url ? result.url : null; | ||
| } | ||
| if (!returnedUrl) { | ||
| return { ok: false, reason: 'cancelled' }; | ||
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| const returned = parseSsoReturn(returnedUrl); | ||
| if (returned.state !== state) { | ||
| return { ok: false, reason: 'state_mismatch' }; |
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The desktop SSO listener remains active when ssoOpen returns no usable callback or state validation rejects the browser return, allowing a canceled, timed-out, or forged callback to reach an abandoned sign-in attempt. Wrap desktop return handling and state/code validation in try/finally, and call desktop.ssoCancel(listener.id) whenever redemption does not complete successfully.
let listenerCompleted = false;
try {
if (desktop && listener) {
returnedUrl = await desktop.ssoOpen(listener.id, begun.AuthorizeUrl);
} else {
const result = await WebBrowser.openAuthSessionAsync(begun.AuthorizeUrl, returnTarget, { preferEphemeralSession: ephemeral });
returnedUrl = result.type === 'success' && result.url ? result.url : null;
}
if (!returnedUrl) return { ok: false, reason: 'cancelled' };
const returned = parseSsoReturn(returnedUrl);
if (returned.state !== state) return { ok: false, reason: 'state_mismatch' };
if (returned.error) return { ok: false, reason: returned.error === 'access_denied' ? 'denied' : 'failed', code: returned.error };
if (!returned.ssoCode) return { ok: false, reason: 'failed' };
listenerCompleted = true;
return { ok: true, trip: { ssoTransactionId: begun.SsoTransactionId, ssoCode: returned.ssoCode, codeVerifier } };
} finally {
if (desktop && listener && !listenerCompleted) await desktop.ssoCancel(listener.id);
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File src/lib/mfa/sso-browser.ts:
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The desktop SSO listener remains active when `ssoOpen` returns no usable callback or state validation rejects the browser return, allowing a canceled, timed-out, or forged callback to reach an abandoned sign-in attempt. Wrap desktop return handling and state/code validation in `try/finally`, and call `desktop.ssoCancel(listener.id)` whenever redemption does not complete successfully.
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try {
if (desktop && listener) {
returnedUrl = await desktop.ssoOpen(listener.id, begun.AuthorizeUrl);
} else {
const result = await WebBrowser.openAuthSessionAsync(begun.AuthorizeUrl, returnTarget, { preferEphemeralSession: ephemeral });
returnedUrl = result.type === 'success' && result.url ? result.url : null;
}
if (!returnedUrl) return { ok: false, reason: 'cancelled' };
const returned = parseSsoReturn(returnedUrl);
if (returned.state !== state) return { ok: false, reason: 'state_mismatch' };
if (returned.error) return { ok: false, reason: returned.error === 'access_denied' ? 'denied' : 'failed', code: returned.error };
if (!returned.ssoCode) return { ok: false, reason: 'failed' };
listenerCompleted = true;
return { ok: true, trip: { ssoTransactionId: begun.SsoTransactionId, ssoCode: returned.ssoCode, codeVerifier } };
} finally {
if (desktop && listener && !listenerCompleted) await desktop.ssoCancel(listener.id);
}
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| const codeVerifier = randomBase64Url(32); | ||
| const state = randomBase64Url(24); | ||
| const desktop = desktopSso(); | ||
| const listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null; |
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The external desktop.ssoListen() call in src/lib/mfa/sso-browser.ts can reject without being mapped to an application-level result, leaving listener setup failures without operation context. Catch the error, convert it with toMfaProblem(error), and return { ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: ... }.
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let listener: { id: string; returnTarget: string } | null = null;
try {
listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null;
} catch (error) {
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File src/lib/mfa/sso-browser.ts:
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The external `desktop.ssoListen()` call in `src/lib/mfa/sso-browser.ts` can reject without being mapped to an application-level result, leaving listener setup failures without operation context. Catch the error, convert it with `toMfaProblem(error)`, and return `{ ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: ... }`.
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try {
listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null;
} catch (error) {
return { ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: toMfaProblem(error).code };
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| const codeVerifier = randomBase64Url(32); | ||
| const state = randomBase64Url(24); | ||
| const desktop = desktopSso(); | ||
| const listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null; |
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The external desktop.ssoListen() call lacks an explicit error strategy, and subsequent browser-open failures or early returns can leave the listener active. Catch listener setup errors as { ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: toMfaProblem(error).code } and guarantee ssoCancel executes on every subsequent exit path.
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let listener: { id: string; returnTarget: string } | null = null;
try {
listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null;
} catch (error) {
return { ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: toMfaProblem(error).code };
}
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File src/lib/mfa/sso-browser.ts:
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The external `desktop.ssoListen()` call lacks an explicit error strategy, and subsequent browser-open failures or early returns can leave the listener active. Catch listener setup errors as `{ ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: toMfaProblem(error).code }` and guarantee `ssoCancel` executes on every subsequent exit path.
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let listener: { id: string; returnTarget: string } | null = null;
try {
listener = desktop ? await desktop.ssoListen() : null;
} catch (error) {
return { ok: false, reason: 'refused', code: toMfaProblem(error).code };
}
// Ensure ssoCancel is invoked on every subsequent exit path.
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| verifyLoginMfa.mockRejectedValueOnce(new Error('boom')); | ||
| const { getByTestId } = render(<LoginMfaSheet isOpen onLostFactor={jest.fn()} />); | ||
| fireEvent.changeText(getByTestId('login-mfa-code'), '000000'); | ||
| await act(async () => fireEvent.press(getByTestId('login-mfa-submit'))); |
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Unhandled promise rejections in the awaited act operation can escape the test context when fireEvent.press(getByTestId('login-mfa-submit')) fails. Wrap the operation in try/catch and rethrow an error identifying invalid MFA code handling across src/components/auth/tests/login-mfa-sheet.test.tsx:111, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:201, src/stores/auth/tests/login-mfa.test.ts:91, src/stores/auth/tests/login-mfa.test.ts:105, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:88, src/app/(app)/tests/account-security.test.tsx:100, src/app/(app)/tests/account-security.test.tsx:95, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:47, src/hooks/tests/use-pending-approval-check.test.tsx:50, src/app/(app)/tests/account-security.test.tsx:91, src/app/(app)/tests/account-security.test.tsx:93, src/app/(app)/tests/account-security.test.tsx:97, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:109, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:99, and src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:94.
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try {
await act(async () => fireEvent.press(getByTestId('login-mfa-submit')));
} catch (error) {
throw new Error('Submitting an invalid MFA code should be handled by the component', { cause: error });
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File src/components/auth/__tests__/login-mfa-sheet.test.tsx:
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Unhandled promise rejections in the awaited act operation can escape the test context when fireEvent.press(getByTestId('login-mfa-submit')) fails. Wrap the operation in try/catch and rethrow an error identifying invalid MFA code handling across src/components/auth/__tests__/login-mfa-sheet.test.tsx:111, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:201, src/stores/auth/__tests__/login-mfa.test.ts:91, src/stores/auth/__tests__/login-mfa.test.ts:105, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:88, src/app/(app)/__tests__/account-security.test.tsx:100, src/app/(app)/__tests__/account-security.test.tsx:95, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:47, src/hooks/__tests__/use-pending-approval-check.test.tsx:50, src/app/(app)/__tests__/account-security.test.tsx:91, src/app/(app)/__tests__/account-security.test.tsx:93, src/app/(app)/__tests__/account-security.test.tsx:97, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:109, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:99, and src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:94.
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await act(async () => fireEvent.press(getByTestId('login-mfa-submit')));
} catch (error) {
throw new Error('Submitting an invalid MFA code should be handled by the component', { cause: error });
}
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| {!approval && methods?.includes('passkey') ? ( | ||
| <Button variant="outline" action="secondary" onPress={() => void handlePasskey()} isDisabled={isVerifying || approvalBusy} testID="step-up-passkey"> |
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Inline arrow functions in JSX props create new functions on every render, impacting performance in src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:201 and src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:206. Move the function definitions outside the render method.
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| const waiting = approvalId.current; | ||
| approvalId.current = null; | ||
| if (waiting) { | ||
| void dataProtectionStore.getState().cancelApproval(waiting); |
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Unhandled errors from the external approval-cancellation call can escape without operation or approval context. Add error handling to dataProtectionStore.getState().cancelApproval(waiting) and log the operation as cancelApproval with the waiting approval identifier in src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:109, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:99, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:88, and src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:94.
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void dataProtectionStore.getState().cancelApproval(waiting).catch((error) => logger.error('approval cancellation failed', { operation: 'cancelApproval', approvalId: waiting, error }));Prompt for LLM
File src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:
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Unhandled errors from the external approval-cancellation call can escape without operation or approval context. Add error handling to dataProtectionStore.getState().cancelApproval(waiting) and log the operation as cancelApproval with the waiting approval identifier in src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:109, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:99, src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:88, and src/components/data-protection/step-up-modal.tsx:94.
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void dataProtectionStore.getState().cancelApproval(waiting).catch((error) => logger.error('approval cancellation failed', { operation: 'cancelApproval', approvalId: waiting, error }));
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| host.signIn(tokens, completion.RecoveryCodes ?? null); | ||
| } catch { | ||
| logger.error({ message: 'Second-factor sign-in returned tokens that could not be used' }); |
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Second-factor sign-in error logging loses the failed operation and caught error context by recording only a message string. Capture the error with catch (error) and log structured operation, code, and error fields.
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File src/stores/auth/login-mfa.ts:
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Second-factor sign-in error logging loses the failed operation and caught error context by recording only a message string. Capture the error with catch (error) and log structured operation, code, and error fields.
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| // Sets the SDK token now (stored server token, else the built-in one) and again whenever it changes. | ||
| // Store listeners run synchronously, before React re-renders, so the SDK has the new token before a | ||
| // map re-renders with a style that needs it. On web, Mapbox.setAccessToken sets mapboxgl.accessToken. | ||
| onMapboxAccessTokenChange((token) => { |
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The token-change listener lacks an error handler and its returned unsubscribe function is discarded, preventing deterministic subscription cleanup. Retain the unsubscribe function and provide an error handler if the API supports one.
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const unsubscribe = onMapboxAccessTokenChange((token) => {
Mapbox.setAccessToken(token);
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The token-change listener lacks an error handler and its returned unsubscribe function is discarded, preventing deterministic subscription cleanup. Retain the unsubscribe function and provide an error handler if the API supports one.
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const unsubscribe = onMapboxAccessTokenChange((token) => {
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| const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate); | ||
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| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null }); | ||
| } else if (verdict === 'invalid') { | ||
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() }); |
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Asynchronous token verification commits its result without confirming that the server token is still current, so overlapping config loads or logout calls to clearMapboxToken can restore a stale department token after a newer token or the built-in fallback was selected. Track a monotonically increasing application request/version, or re-read and compare the current server token before setState, and discard verification results whose candidate is no longer current, including after clearMapboxToken.
const requestId = ++latestTokenRequestId;\n const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate);\n if (requestId !== latestTokenRequestId) return;\n\n if (verdict === 'valid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null });\n } else if (verdict === 'invalid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() });\n }Prompt for LLM
File src/lib/mapbox-token.ts:
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Asynchronous token verification commits its result without confirming that the server token is still current, so overlapping config loads or logout calls to clearMapboxToken can restore a stale department token after a newer token or the built-in fallback was selected. Track a monotonically increasing application request/version, or re-read and compare the current server token before setState, and discard verification results whose candidate is no longer current, including after clearMapboxToken.
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const requestId = ++latestTokenRequestId;\n const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate);\n if (requestId !== latestTokenRequestId) return;\n\n if (verdict === 'valid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null });\n } else if (verdict === 'invalid') {\n useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() });\n }
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| const response = await mockGetConfig('test-app-key'); | ||
| mockGetConfig.mockResolvedValue({ ...response, Data: { ...response.Data, AppMapboxAccessToken: token } }); |
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mockGetConfig.mockResolvedValue({ ...response, Data: { ...(response?.Data ?? {}), AppMapboxAccessToken: token } });Prompt for LLM
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| void applyServerMapboxToken(config.Data.AppMapboxAccessToken); |
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Unhandled promise rejections from the fire-and-forget applyServerMapboxToken call can leave Mapbox token validation errors unhandled. Add .catch with the operation name and error context to the structured log.
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void applyServerMapboxToken(config.Data.AppMapboxAccessToken).catch((error) => {
logger.error({ message: 'Failed to apply server Mapbox token', operation: 'applyServerMapboxToken', error });
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void applyServerMapboxToken(config.Data.AppMapboxAccessToken).catch((error) => {
logger.error({ message: 'Failed to apply server Mapbox token', operation: 'applyServerMapboxToken', error });
});
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- Around line 127-133: Add a generation counter to coordinate async results in
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| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null }); | ||
| } else if (verdict === 'invalid') { | ||
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() }); | ||
| } |
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Discard a stale verification result when a newer config load has started.
applyServerMapboxToken writes its verdict after an await, and it does not check whether the server token changed during that wait. init and fetchConfig both call the function without awaiting it. Consider this sequence: call A verifies token X, then call B receives token Y, or receives an empty token and clears the stored token. If A resolves after B, A sets token: X. The app then uses a token that the server no longer sends. That token can belong to a department the user left after a server switch, because clearMapboxToken does not cancel in-flight checks.
Add a generation counter. Increment it at the start of each call and in clearMapboxToken. Before the call writes its verdict, compare the counter with its own value and skip the write if they differ.
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+let applyGeneration = 0;
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export const applyServerMapboxToken = async (serverToken: string | null | undefined, now: number = Date.now()): Promise<void> => {
+ const generation = ++applyGeneration;
const candidate = typeof serverToken === 'string' ? serverToken.trim() : '';
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const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate);
+ if (generation !== applyGeneration) {
+ return;
+ } export const clearMapboxToken = (): void => {
+ applyGeneration++;
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| const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate); | |
| if (verdict === 'valid') { | |
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null }); | |
| } else if (verdict === 'invalid') { | |
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() }); | |
| } | |
| const verdict = await verifyMapboxToken(candidate); | |
| if (generation !== applyGeneration) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (verdict === 'valid') { | |
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: candidate, verifiedAt: Date.now(), rejectedToken: null, rejectedAt: null }); | |
| } else if (verdict === 'invalid') { | |
| useMapboxTokenStore.setState({ token: null, verifiedAt: null, rejectedToken: candidate, rejectedAt: Date.now() }); | |
| } |
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Review comment at @src/lib/mapbox-token.ts around lines 127 - 133:
Add a generation counter to coordinate async results in applyServerMapboxToken:
increment it at the start of each call, capture that value, and skip writing the
verification verdict if it no longer matches after verifyMapboxToken resolves.
Increment the same counter in clearMapboxToken so clearing the store invalidates
in-flight verifications.
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| if (config?.IsDepartmentMapOverride === true) { | ||
| // The department's own Mapbox account: its custom style only loads on its own token. Until that token | ||
| // has been checked and is the one in use, a map asking for the style would come back blank, so show | ||
| // the default until the token switch lands. Every other style the server sends (Mapbox's own and the | ||
| // gallery's community styles) is public and loads on any token, the built-in one included. | ||
| const serverToken = typeof config?.AppMapboxAccessToken === 'string' ? config.AppMapboxAccessToken.trim() : ''; | ||
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| if (!serverToken || (activeToken ?? '').trim() !== serverToken) { |
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The override guard at lines 42-50 requires the department token for every style when IsDepartmentMapOverride is true, including Mapbox-owned and gallery community styles, causing a department using its own token to render the fallback instead of the selected public style while the built-in token is active. Apply the token-match check only to non-public custom styles so public Mapbox and gallery styles remain available regardless of the active token.
const isPublicStyle = style.startsWith('mapbox://styles/mapbox/') || style.startsWith('mapbox://styles/mapbox-map-design/');\n\n if (config?.IsDepartmentMapOverride === true && !isPublicStyle) {\n const serverToken = typeof config.AppMapboxAccessToken === 'string' ? config.AppMapboxAccessToken.trim() : '';\n\n if (!serverToken || (activeToken ?? '').trim() !== serverToken) {\n return fallback;\n }\n }Prompt for LLM
File src/lib/map-style.ts:
Line 42 to 49:
The override guard at lines 42-50 requires the department token for every style when `IsDepartmentMapOverride` is true, including Mapbox-owned and gallery community styles, causing a department using its own token to render the fallback instead of the selected public style while the built-in token is active. Apply the token-match check only to non-public custom styles so public Mapbox and gallery styles remain available regardless of the active token.
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const isPublicStyle = style.startsWith('mapbox://styles/mapbox/') || style.startsWith('mapbox://styles/mapbox-map-design/');\n\n if (config?.IsDepartmentMapOverride === true && !isPublicStyle) {\n const serverToken = typeof config.AppMapboxAccessToken === 'string' ? config.AppMapboxAccessToken.trim() : '';\n\n if (!serverToken || (activeToken ?? '').trim() !== serverToken) {\n return fallback;\n }\n }
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