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In `@plans/control-honesty.md`:
- Line 58: Update the handler’s control-field validation so raw values are
validated before String/Boolean coercion, or make bounded sanitization preserve
their types. Reject unsupported control types with 4xx responses, including in
the streaming route’s Ask-mode and boolean checks, while keeping quota
reservation, provider work, and allowlisting behavior unchanged.
In `@plans/supabase-staging.md`:
- Line 109: Update the deployment instructions around the Supabase functions
deploy command to restore the previously verified commit or retrieve its
verified artifact before deployment, ensuring the command deploys only the
verified source rather than the current checkout.
- Around line 70-71: Update the Supabase CLI inventory commands to pin or verify
CLI version 2.115.0, replace the unsupported --output-format option with the
registered --output option where applicable, and use --linked or --db-url for
migration listing. Adjust the migration baseline handling to consume the table
output from supabase migration list rather than assuming JSON.
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| Extend the existing shared control module with explicit allowlists for the controls already present in the feature input schemas. Validate Generate side/format/role/length/audience/tone, Attack aggressiveness/judge paradigm/toggles, Brainstorm side/output mode, Factoids direction/source type/timeframe/source count where typed, and Ask mode/toggles. Preserve current defaults for omitted optional fields. Return a safe client error for malformed present values. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate control types before coercion.
Line 28 says the handler uses String(...) and Boolean(...). If bounded sanitization keeps those coercions, "false" becomes true and unsupported values lose their original type before validation. The 4xx guarantee in Line 94 is then not met. Validate raw control fields before coercion, or make sanitization type-preserving.
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In `@plans/control-honesty.md` at line 58, Update the handler’s control-field
validation so raw values are validated before String/Boolean coercion, or make
bounded sanitization preserve their types. Reject unsupported control types with
4xx responses, including in the streaming route’s Ask-mode and boolean checks,
while keeping quota reservation, provider work, and allowlisting behavior
unchanged.
| npx supabase migration list --project-ref "$STAGING_REF" --output-format json | ||
| npx supabase functions list --project-ref "$STAGING_REF" --output-format json |
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Supabase CLI migration list functions list --project-ref --output-format --output official documentation
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The command to list migrations in the Supabase CLI is supabase migration list [1][2]. This command displays the migration history for both local and remote databases, helping to identify discrepancies between them [1][3]. It compares the timestamps of migration files stored in the local supabase/migrations directory with the migration records tracked in the remote supabase_migrations.schema_migrations table [1]. Available Flags: --db-url: Lists migrations of a specific database provided via a percent-encoded connection string [1][4]. --linked: Lists migrations applied to the currently linked Supabase project (default: true) [1][4]. --local: Lists migrations applied to the local database [1][4]. -p, --password: Password for your remote Postgres database [1][4]. Note that --db-url, --linked, and --local are mutually exclusive flags [4]. The command does not support a specific --project-ref or --output-format flag [1][4]. It typically outputs the migration status in a tabular format directly to the terminal [3][5]. If your local and remote migration histories are out of sync, the documentation recommends using the supabase migration repair command to resolve the discrepancies [1][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-migration-list
- 2: https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-config
- 3: https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/b6c0c606/apps/docs/spec/cli_v1_commands.yaml
- 4: https://github.com/supabase/cli/blob/d745c729/cmd/migration.go
- 5: GitHub pull request 357 in supabase/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/deployment/database-migrations
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In Supabase CLI version 2.115.0, the command structure involving cmd/migration.go and the --project-ref flag is part of a broader effort to standardize project targeting across legacy commands [1][2][3]. The --project-ref flag was introduced to allow users to explicitly specify a project reference for commands that require it [2][3]. This flag follows a specific precedence order: flag input > SUPABASE_PROJECT_ID environment variable > supabase/.temp/project-ref file [2]. Regarding your query: 1. cmd/migration.go: This file manages migration-related commands, including list, up, down, repair, and fetch [4]. These specific migration commands were updated to support the optional --project-ref flag [2]. It is important to note that this flag only applies when targeting a linked project; attempting to use it with local or database URL targeting will result in an error [2]. 2. functions list: While migration commands were updated to include --project-ref, the functions list command (along with projects list) was explicitly excluded from this change [2]. The projects list command performs a soft resolve that simply marks the linked project in the output, and thus does not require an explicit target reference [2]. 3. v2.115.0 Context: Version 2.115.0 included improvements to migration consistency, such as batching migration statements to improve performance [1]. However, please be aware that this version introduced a regression affecting certain migration operations, such as LOCK TABLE, which may fail due to changes in how migration batches are executed compared to previous versions [5]. This was addressed in subsequent releases [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/supabase/cli/releases/tag/v2.115.0
- 2: GitHub pull request 6156 in supabase/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://github.com/supabase/cli/releases/tag/v2.114.0
- 4: https://github.com/supabase/cli/blob/d745c729/cmd/migration.go
- 5: GitHub issue 6347 in supabase/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/supabase/cli/releases/tag/v2.116.0
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site:supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-functions-list supabase functions list --project-ref output
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The command supabase functions list is used to display all functions in a Supabase project [1]. When using the --project-ref flag, you can specify the project reference ID for which you want to list the functions [1]. The basic syntax for the command is: supabase functions list --project-ref Using this flag is optional if the project is already linked in your current environment; however, providing it explicitly allows you to target a specific project reference [1].
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The Supabase CLI migration list command does not currently support an --output flag or any corresponding output-format configuration in version 2.115.0 or preceding versions [1][2][3]. The supabase migration list command is designed to output a human-readable table directly to the terminal, displaying a comparison of migration versions between local and remote environments [1][4]. As of the current CLI architecture, the command's behavior is defined by its available flags—such as --db-url, --linked, and --local—and does not provide options to export this data in alternative formats like JSON or CSV through the CLI interface [1][3]. If you require the migration list data in a specific format for automation or CI/CD pipelines, you may need to parse the standard table output or query the migration history directly from your database, specifically the supabase_migrations.schema_migrations table in the remote database, or examine the files in your supabase/migrations directory [1][2].
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- 1: https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-migration-list
- 2: https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/b6c0c606/apps/docs/spec/cli_v1_commands.yaml
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Correct the Supabase CLI inventory commands.
npx supabase is unpinned, and CLI 2.115.0 does not recognize --output-format; it registers --output instead. supabase migration list renders a table, not JSON. Pin or verify CLI 2.115.0, use --linked or --db-url, and consume the table output for the migration baseline.
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In `@plans/supabase-staging.md` around lines 70 - 71, Update the Supabase CLI
inventory commands to pin or verify CLI version 2.115.0, replace the unsupported
--output-format option with the registered --output option where applicable, and
use --linked or --db-url for migration listing. Adjust the migration baseline
handling to consume the table output from supabase migration list rather than
assuming JSON.
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Supabase CLI functions deploy --project-ref --use-api deploys local source historical revision rollback official documentation
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The Supabase CLI does not provide a native, built-in command to perform a historical revision rollback for Edge Functions [1][2][3]. The supabase functions deploy command is used to deploy Edge Functions from your local machine to your project [1][3][4]. The flags --project-ref and --use-api serve the following purposes: --project-ref: Specifies the project ID of the remote Supabase project to deploy to [1][5][4]. This is typically used to target a specific environment (e.g., staging or production) or when the local project is not linked [3][4]. --use-api: Instructs the CLI to bundle and deploy functions via the Supabase Management API instead of using Docker [5][6][7]. This is useful for CI/CD environments or scenarios where Docker is unavailable [3][6]. Because the CLI lacks a direct rollback feature for Edge Functions, the standard practice for reverting to a previous version of an Edge Function is to: 1. Restore the desired code version locally (e.g., via git checkout ) [3]. 2. Redeploy that version using the supabase functions deploy command [3]. While some community-developed methods exist for version controlling and rolling back PostgreSQL functions (database functions) using custom tables and SQL scripts, these are distinct from Supabase Edge Functions and are not provided as a standard feature of the Supabase CLI [8][9][10]. Always rely on version control (like Git) to manage the history of your Edge Function source code [3].
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- 1: https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-functions-list
- 2: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/functions/deploy
- 3: https://supabase-supabase.mintlify.app/functions/deploy
- 4: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/functions/quickstart
- 5: https://github.com/supabase/cli/blob/d745c729/cmd/functions.go
- 6: https://supabase.com/changelog/33613-deploy-edge-functions-from-cli-without-needing-docker-import-files-outside-of-supabase-directory
- 7: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/troubleshooting/edge-function-fails-deploy
- 8: https://dev.to/supabase/easy-deployment-and-rollback-of-postgresql-functions-with-supabase-onk
- 9: https://blog.mansueli.com/streamlining-postgresql-function-management-with-supabase
- 10: https://github.com/mansueli/tle/tree/master/function_vc
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Restore the verified source before deployment.
Before running supabase functions deploy, restore the previously verified commit or retrieve its verified artifact. The command deploys the local source and does not select a historical Edge Function revision, so the current checkout can be redeployed.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@plans/supabase-staging.md` at line 109, Update the deployment instructions
around the Supabase functions deploy command to restore the previously verified
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deploys only the verified source rather than the current checkout.
Dead code (zero references anywhere, including tests): - src/lib/ai/prompts/index.ts (165 lines) — prompt building moved server-side to supabase/functions/_shared/prompts.ts - useKeyboardShortcuts, useResolvedTheme hooks - isUrlSafe (validateUrl is the live entry point) - requireAdmin in _shared/auth.ts — admin/index.ts does its own inline user_roles lookups - getAppRedirectUrl in native.ts - mockSparringResponse/mockSparringScore aliases - buildSearchQueries wrapper — inlined the one-line .map into its two callers, which were both tests Tests that assert nothing about our code: - example.test.ts: expect(true).toBe(true) - utils.test.ts: 11 tests over cn(), a one-line clsx+tailwind-merge pass-through — tested the libraries, not us - providers.test.ts: 14 of 15 tests re-asserted that a static const is still a static const; kept the duplicate-model-ID check, which guards real routing behavior - i18n.test.ts: "locale has keys" tautologies and a key-count check subsumed by the bidirectional key-set comparisons - export-utils-extended.test.ts: 6 "typeof x === function" tests - pages/HistoryPage smoke tests asserting document.body is defined - settings-store-branches: the `afterRehydrate(undefined)` call existed only to hit an `if (!state) return` line Preserved deliberately: setActiveEnv/IS_STAGING in supabase/env.ts (reserved by plans/supabase-staging.md for the admin env switcher), and security-hardening/runtime-contracts/vercel-deployment-config tests, which guard invariants from PRs #26/#27. Verified: 921 tests pass, lint clean, tsc clean, build succeeds, coverage thresholds still met (statements 90.45/90, branches 82.91/80, functions 91.46/89, lines 94.04/90). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The e2e suite runs against the Vite dev server, which transforms lazily-imported route modules on demand. The first assertion after navigating to a lazy route therefore races that transform waterfall. Trace timings from the failing CI run on this branch: 22:16:35.139 GET /app/sparring (document) 22:16:38.463 SparringPage.tsx (+3.3s) 22:16:38.755 SparringSetup.tsx (+3.6s, owns the heading) Against the 5s Playwright default, with two workers sharing a runner, that overruns. The failure screenshot shows the heading rendered correctly -- the budget simply expired first. Raise the expect timeout to 15s under CI only, leaving local runs at the 5s default so genuine hangs still surface quickly. No assertion is weakened: every expectation still has to pass, it just gets a budget that reflects what the dev server actually costs on a shared runner. Pre-existing, not caused by the dead-code removal in this branch: PR 28 recorded the same test as flaky, and it reproduces on base 79b65ca with these changes absent. Verified under 12 busy-loop jobs on 8 cores, 18-test sample: 5s (control): 1 flaky, 17 passed 15s (fixed): 18 passed Full suite on a clean machine: 124 passed, 0 flaky.
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src/,supabase/, and tests:src/lib/ai/prompts/index.ts(165 lines) —SYSTEM_PROMPTS,buildGeneratePrompt,buildAttackPrompt,buildBrainstormPrompt,buildFactoidsPrompt,buildAskPrompt. Entirely orphaned; the live prompt building moved server-side tosupabase/functions/_shared/prompts.ts.useKeyboardShortcuts,useResolvedTheme— hooks with no importers.isUrlSafe— only its own test imported it;validateUrlis the live entry point used byai/client.tsandFactoidsResults.tsx.requireAdminin_shared/auth.ts—admin/index.tsdoes its own inlineuser_roleslookups; the only importer of this module (announcements/index.ts) takesHttpError/jsonError/requireUser.getAppRedirectUrlinnative.ts.mockSparringResponse/mockSparringScorealiases.buildSearchQueries— a one-line.mapoverbuildSearchRequests, called only by two tests. Inlined the.mapthere.Tests that asserted nothing about our code
example.test.ts—expect(true).toBe(true).utils.test.ts— 11 tests overcn(), a one-linetwMerge(clsx(...))pass-through. It tested clsx and tailwind-merge, not us.providers.test.ts— 14 of 15 tests re-asserted a static const is still a static const ("has 3 providers", "each provider has a name", "isAvailable returns true" ×3). Kept the duplicate-model-ID check: model IDs key request routing, so a collision would silently route to the wrong provider.i18n.test.ts— "en/es/hu has keys" tautologies plus a key-count check fully subsumed by the two bidirectional key-set comparisons; merged three one-assertionnav.*tests.export-utils-extended.test.ts— 6expect(typeof x).toBe('function')tests.pages.test.tsx/HistoryPage.test.tsx—expect(document.body).toBeDefined()smoke tests and a duplicated footer assertion.settings-store-branches.test.ts—afterRehydrate(undefined as any)existed solely to hit anif (!state) returnline, with a comment saying so.Deliberately preserved
setActiveEnv/IS_STAGINGinsrc/lib/supabase/env.tsscan as dead, butplans/supabase-staging.md:26reserves them for the admin env switcher. Left alone.security-hardening.test.ts,runtime-contracts.test.ts,vercel-deployment-config.test.tsread source and assert substrings, which is brittle — but they guard real invariants landed in fix: close verification and announcement audit gaps #26/ci: gate manual staging on verified main #27 (RLS grants, atomic quota, SSRF, share scoping, staging capture channels off). Kept.components/landingandcomponents/features/subscription— both have real multi-import consumers.Verification
npx vitest run— 95 files, 921 tests pass (baseline was 97/966)npm run lint— cleannpx tsc --noEmit— cleannpm run build— succeedsnpx vitest run --coverage— thresholds met: statements 90.45/90, branches 82.91/80, functions 91.46/89, lines 94.04/90🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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