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fix(project): validate non-empty and non-whitespace <project-id> across project env commands - #386
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WalkthroughThe six project environment commands now validate project IDs before proceeding. Empty or whitespace-only IDs produce a local ChangesProject environment ID validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to All six project environment commands reject empty and whitespace-only IDs locally before dry-run or network handling, with both modes covered by tests. No actionable PR-introduced risk remains. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @src/commands/project-env.ts:
- Line 743: In runEnvUpdate, use the normalized projectId returned by
requireProjectId(opts.projectId) for the write-support probe, PATCH request via
envPath, and subsequent projectId field instead of reading opts.projectId
directly.
- Line 592: In runEnvCreate, replace downstream uses of opts.projectId with the
normalized projectId returned by requireProjectId, including environment-write
validation, the request path, confirmation options, and both stderr hint
strings.
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| opts: EnvCreateOptions, | ||
| deps: ProjectDeps = {}, | ||
| ): Promise<CliProjectEnvCreateResponse> { | ||
| const projectId = requireProjectId(opts.projectId); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the normalized projectId in runEnvCreate. ESLint fails on an unused variable.
projectId is assigned on Line 592 but never read. The later code still uses the raw opts.projectId. This causes the @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars error reported by the Lint & Format check.
The raw value is also not trimmed. An ID with surrounding whitespace passes validation. The server request then uses the untrimmed ID. The echoed testsprite project sign-in get hints also use the untrimmed ID.
Replace each opts.projectId after Line 592 with projectId.
Proposed fix
- await assertEnvironmentWriteSupport(client, opts.projectId, name, '--var');
- const res = await client.post<CliProjectEnvCreateResponse>(envPath(opts.projectId), {
+ await assertEnvironmentWriteSupport(client, projectId, name, '--var');
+ const res = await client.post<CliProjectEnvCreateResponse>(envPath(projectId), {
body,
headers: { 'idempotency-key': idempotencyKey },
});
confirmRequestedEffects(res.environment, { variables }, false, {
- projectId: opts.projectId,
+ projectId,Also use ${projectId} in the two stderr hint strings.
Also applies to: 695-703, 709-709, 713-713
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[error] 592-592: 'projectId' is assigned a value but never used.
(@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars)
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[failure] 592-592:
'projectId' is assigned a value but never used
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Review comment at @src/commands/project-env.ts at line 592:
In runEnvCreate, replace downstream uses of opts.projectId with the normalized
projectId returned by requireProjectId, including environment-write validation,
the request path, confirmation options, and both stderr hint strings.
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| opts: EnvUpdateOptions, | ||
| deps: ProjectDeps = {}, | ||
| ): Promise<CliProjectEnvUpdateResponse> { | ||
| const projectId = requireProjectId(opts.projectId); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the normalized projectId in runEnvUpdate. ESLint fails on an unused variable.
projectId is assigned on Line 743 but never read. Lines 837, 844 and 854 still use the raw opts.projectId. The lint check fails. The write-support probe and the PATCH request also use an untrimmed ID.
Replace opts.projectId with projectId at these sites.
Proposed fix
- opts.projectId,
+ projectId,
...
- const res = await client.patch<CliProjectEnvUpdateResponse>(envPath(opts.projectId, name), {
+ const res = await client.patch<CliProjectEnvUpdateResponse>(envPath(projectId, name), {
...
- projectId: opts.projectId,
+ projectId,Also applies to: 837-837, 844-844, 854-854
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🪛 ESLint
[error] 743-743: 'projectId' is assigned a value but never used.
(@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars)
🪛 GitHub Check: Lint & Format
[failure] 743-743:
'projectId' is assigned a value but never used
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Review comment at @src/commands/project-env.ts at line 743:
In runEnvUpdate, use the normalized projectId returned by
requireProjectId(opts.projectId) for the write-support probe, PATCH request via
envPath, and subsequent projectId field instead of reading opts.projectId
directly.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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What does this PR do?
Adds client-side input validation for positional
<project-id>across all commands in theproject envcommand group (project env list,project env get,project env create,project env update,project env delete,project env set-default):requireProjectId: Added helper insrc/commands/project-env.tsthat trims and validatesprojectId, throwing typedlocalValidationError('<project-id> is required and must not be empty or whitespace-only', '<project-id>')(exit code 5,VALIDATION_ERROR).runEnvList: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.runEnvGet: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.runEnvCreate: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.runEnvUpdate: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.runEnvDelete: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.runEnvSetDefault: validatesprojectIdbefore--dry-runsample rendering or network dispatch.--dry-runor malformed REST path interpolation (/projects/%20%20%20/env) in live mode.src/commands/project-env.spec.tsasserting that empty ("") and whitespace (" ","\t\n") project IDs consistently exit 5 across all 6 commands in both live and--dry-runmodes.Related issue
Closes #385
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