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fix(platform): return operator session expiry as ISO UTC from confirmation GET - #383
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…ation GET
operator_sessions.expires_at is timestamp without time zone; the
string-mode column mapping returns SQL text ('2026-10-07 12:13:32')
while the elevation POST serializes with toISOString(). The iOS admin
gate validates ISO UTC and rejected the confirmation response
(admin-session-confirm incompatibleResponse, status 200).
Parse the timezone-less wall time explicitly as UTC and serialize with
toISOString() so confirmation returns the same instant and the same
text the elevation issued.
Adds a regression test that round-trips the expiry through the real
database conversion and asserts both responses carry byte-identical
ISO text plus the full shape the app validates. Observed: fails on the
old code ('2026-10-07 12:13:32' vs '2026-10-07T12:13:32.000Z'),
passes 8/8 with the fix.
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Problem
POST /operator/v1/session(elevation) serializesexpiresAtwithtoISOString()→2026-10-07T12:13:32.000Z.GET /operator/v1/session(confirmation) passed the column value through raw:operator_sessions.expires_atistimestamp without time zone, and the string-mode column mapping returns SQL text2026-10-07 12:13:32— same instant, different text. The iOS admin gate validates ISO UTC and rejected the confirmation response (admin-session-confirm incompatibleResponse, status 200).Fix
In the confirmation handler only: parse the timezone-less wall time explicitly as UTC (
Tseparator,+00:00— no assumed bare suffix, no runtime-local guessing) and serialize withtoISOString(). The response now carries the same instant and the same ISO text the elevation issued. The middleware context value is untouched and nothing else reads it, so blast radius is this one response.Test evidence (observed, not expected)
New regression test round-trips the expiry through the real database conversion (PGlite) and asserts both responses carry byte-identical ISO text plus the full shape the app validates (apiVersion 1, same user, eight capability flags as booleans, hostedWorkerOperations a boolean).
expected '2026-10-07 12:13:32' to be '2026-10-07T12:13:32.000Z'