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graph-follow: ignore legacy project follows that misuse via - #70
Ma Earth wrote ~4,391 app.certified.graph.follow records (Jun–Aug) that name a project in via instead of using entityFollow. The API counts them as org follows, inflating org follower counts (e.g. one org: 110 followers, 102 from these).
Fix
Shared predicate (shared/legacyProjectFollow.lua): skip a follow whose via is an org.hypercerts.collection owned by the followed DID.
Applied to getFollow, getFollows, listActorFollowers, listActorFollowing, getFollowerCounts, listRecentFollows. Records stay in the DB; entityFollow unchanged; normal via (starter packs, lists) still counted.
Docs, changeset, snapshots and generated client updated.
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pnpm check green; HTTP tests 173/173 locally. Production counts unverified until deploy: compare getFollowerCounts for did:plc:him7zwt4opivfi7e5dpu4mxg before/after.
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Bug Fixes
Legacy project follows are no longer included in account follow lookups, follower and following lists, counts, or the recent-follows feed. Genuine follows—including those with other via values—remain included, and entity follows are unchanged.
Follower counts now align with the corresponding account-follow lists. Existing follow records are not deleted.
Account follows whose via is a collection owned by the followed DID are
project follows misused as org follows. One shared SQL predicate filters
them in getFollow, getFollows, listActorFollowers, listActorFollowing,
getFollowerCounts and listRecentFollows; records stay indexed.
Graph account-follow queries now exclude legacy project follows whose via points to a collection owned by the followed DID. Other via values and entity follows remain eligible. Tests and endpoint documentation cover the updated behavior.
Changes: Graph follow filtering
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Summary
Add and wire the SQL predicate happyview-modules/lua/shared/*, happyview-modules/lua/endpoints/*, happyview-modules/lua/src/*, happyview-modules/modules/*/manifest.json
A shared SQL predicate excludes legacy project follows from account-follow lookups, lists, counts, and the recent feed. Records with other or unusable via values remain eligible. Entity-follow queries are unchanged.
Endpoint descriptions and project documentation describe the exclusion rule and retained follows. The changeset declares patch releases for the API and happyview-modules packages.
The follow filtering appears sound. The skill's bundled OpenAPI snapshot is missing follower-count coverage metadata and should be synced with the explorer snapshot. This does not affect runtime behavior.
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The title names the specific change: follows whose via misuses a legacy project reference are ignored by the graph-follow endpoints. The changeset adds a shared predicate that excludes account follows whose via points to an org.hypercerts.collection owned by the followed DID, across the follow lookup, list, count, and recent-feed endpoints. The title matches the main change.
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Minor · Restore the follower-count coverage metadata. · openapi.json:1506
.agents/skills/hypercerts-api/references/openapi.json:1506 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Restore the follower-count coverage metadata.
The explorer snapshot marks getFollowerCounts as manifest-registered and names modules/follower-counts/manifest.json. The bundled skill snapshot omits both fields, so its consumers cannot inspect that coverage metadata. Sync the metadata with docs/openapi.json.
Based on learnings, keep the skill’s bundled OpenAPI snapshot and coverage metadata aligned with the manifests.
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Review comment at @.agents/skills/hypercerts-api/references/openapi.json at line 1506:
Update the getFollowerCounts entry in the bundled OpenAPI snapshot to include the manifest-registration status and manifest reference, matching the corresponding coverage metadata in docs/openapi.json.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @.agents/skills/hypercerts-api/references/openapi.json:
- Line 1506: Update the getFollowerCounts entry in the bundled OpenAPI snapshot
to include the manifest-registration status and manifest reference, matching the
corresponding coverage metadata in docs/openapi.json.
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Problem
Ma Earth wrote ~4,391
app.certified.graph.followrecords (Jun–Aug) that name a project inviainstead of usingentityFollow. The API counts them as org follows, inflating org follower counts (e.g. one org: 110 followers, 102 from these).Fix
shared/legacyProjectFollow.lua): skip a follow whoseviais anorg.hypercerts.collectionowned by the followed DID.entityFollowunchanged; normalvia(starter packs, lists) still counted.Checks
pnpm check green; HTTP tests 173/173 locally. Production counts unverified until deploy: compare
getFollowerCountsfor did:plc:him7zwt4opivfi7e5dpu4mxg before/after.Summary by CodeRabbit
viavalues—remain included, and entity follows are unchanged.