Swetrix revamp #439
Swetrix revamp #439
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.controller.ts (3)
1827-1832: Consider structured validation for options parameterThe JSON parsing with a catch-all fallback is safe but could benefit from explicit type validation using a DTO class with
class-validatordecorators, rather than parsing untyped JSON. This would provide better type safety and API documentation.Example: Structured options DTO
Define a separate DTO class:
class ErrorOverviewOptionsDto { @IsOptional() @IsBoolean() showResolved?: boolean = false }Then parse and validate:
const parsedOptions = plainToInstance(ErrorOverviewOptionsDto, JSON.parse(options || '{}')) await validate(parsedOptions)
1884-1941: Consider returning appliedFilters for consistencyMost list endpoints (e.g.,
getSessionsline 1655,getProfilesline 2052) returnappliedFiltersin their response. Theerror-sessionsendpoint should consider including this for UI consistency, even if no filters are currently applied to this query.
2323-2347: Clarify session-id endpoint behavior and consider rate limitingThe endpoint returns a deterministic session ID without creating a backing Redis session (it calls
getSessionIdbut ignores theexistsflag and doesn't callgenerateAndStoreSessionId).Consider:
- Adding a code comment or API documentation clarifying this is a deterministic ID derivation helper that does not create session state
- Adding rate limiting, as this is a public endpoint similar to other data-generation endpoints
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111-111: LGTM: Clear constant for online visitor windowThe 5-minute window for online visitors is well-defined and appropriately scoped for use in the live-visitors endpoint.
858-898: LGTM: includeChart parameter additionThe
includeChartparameter allows clients to control whether chart data is included in the analytics summary response, providing a useful optimization for cases where only aggregate stats are needed.
1116-1127: LGTM: Profile tracking integrated into error loggingThe error endpoint now properly generates and tracks profile IDs, recording session activity before logging the error event. The pattern is consistent and correct.
1255-1266: LGTM: Profile tracking integrated into custom event loggingConsistent implementation of profile ID generation and session activity recording for custom events.
1330-1350: LGTM: Heartbeat logic correctly handles existing sessionsThe heartbeat endpoint properly validates that a session exists before extending its TTL and recording activity. The use of
getSessionIdinstead ofgenerateAndStoreSessionIdis appropriate since heartbeats should only extend existing sessions.
1378-1389: LGTM: Profile tracking integrated into pageview loggingThe main logging endpoint correctly generates profile IDs and records session activity for pageviews.
1524-1534: LGTM: Profile tracking for no-JavaScript fallbackThe noscript endpoint appropriately generates server-side profile IDs since it can't accept client-provided IDs via query parameters.
1801-1882: LGTM: Error overview endpoint implementationThe endpoint correctly handles project access checks, time bucket calculations, and filter processing. The options parsing is defensive with appropriate fallbacks.
1971-2053: LGTM: Profiles list endpointThe endpoint follows established patterns with appropriate pagination limits, access controls, and filter handling. The
profileTypeparameter provides useful filtering capability.
2104-2125: LGTM: Efficient parallel data fetching for profile detailsThe endpoint efficiently fetches multiple profile data points in parallel using
Promise.all, providing a comprehensive profile view with details, top pages, activity calendar, and chart data.
2127-2209: LGTM: Profile sessions list endpointThe endpoint correctly implements session listing for a specific profile with standard pagination, filtering, and access control patterns.
2269-2280: LGTM: Defensive parsing of custom events parameterThe JSON parsing with try-catch and fallback to empty array is safe. The early return for empty lists avoids unnecessary database queries. The empty chart structure is consistent with the response format.
1046-1080: No issues found. The query uses valid ClickHouse syntax withDISTINCT ON (psid), which is officially supported in ClickHouse for deduplication.
| @Post('profile-id') | ||
| @Public() | ||
| async getOrCreateProfileId( | ||
| @Body() dto: GetProfileIdDto, | ||
| @Headers() headers, | ||
| @Ip() reqIP, | ||
| ): Promise<{ profileId: string | null }> { | ||
| const { 'user-agent': userAgent } = headers | ||
| const { pid } = dto | ||
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| const ip = getIPFromHeaders(headers, true) || reqIP || '' | ||
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| const profileId = await this.analyticsService.generateProfileId( | ||
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| ip, | ||
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| return { profileId } | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| this.logger.error({ error, pid }, 'Error generating profile ID') | ||
| return { profileId: null } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Add rate limiting to the public profile-id endpoint
This endpoint generates deterministic profile IDs based on request metadata. Without rate limiting, it's vulnerable to bulk enumeration attempts and cross-project correlation attacks. Consider applying @nestjs/throttler or express-rate-limit to restrict requests per IP/client.
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In backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.controller.ts around lines 2297 to
2321, the public POST /profile-id endpoint is unthrottled and must be rate
limited to prevent bulk enumeration; add NestJS throttling by applying a
ThrottlerGuard and a per-route throttle (e.g., @UseGuards(ThrottlerGuard) and
@Throttle(x, y)) or wire a custom guard that keys limits by IP and user-agent,
update imports and module providers to include ThrottlerModule/ThrottlerGuard
(or integrate express-rate-limit middleware) and tune limits (requests/window)
appropriate for legitimate clients while ensuring the Public() decorator still
allows unauthenticated access but not bypassing throttling.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.service.ts (1)
319-346: Origin wildcard validation is safe from ReDoS; focus on other potential improvements.The
isValidOriginfunction's use ofescapeRegexto escape all regex special characters prevents injection of malicious quantifiers. The resulting regex pattern/^.*\.[escaped].*$/has a linear structure without nested quantifiers, which prevents catastrophic backtracking.While this implementation is secure against ReDoS attacks, consider these optional improvements for robustness:
- Cache compiled regex patterns to avoid recompilation on each call
- Add a reasonable length limit on origin patterns
- Validate origin patterns at project creation time rather than on every request
The current implementation's security posture is sound; ReDoS is not a practical risk here.
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[warning] 335-335: Regular expression constructed from variable input detected. This can lead to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) attacks if the variable contains malicious patterns. Use libraries like 'recheck' to validate regex safety or use static patterns.
Context: new RegExp(^${parts.join('.*')}$, 'i')
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity [REFERENCES]
- https://owasp.org/www-community/attacks/Regular_expression_Denial_of_Service_-_ReDoS
- https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/1333.html
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.service.ts (15)
1133-1201: LGTM! Solid session management refactor.The salt-based PSID derivation with SET NX semantics provides:
- Race-condition-free session creation (line 1178-1183)
- Deterministic session IDs within salt rotation periods
- Atomic new-session detection
The implementation correctly handles:
- Extending TTL for existing sessions (line 1192)
- 8-byte hash extraction for reasonable collision resistance
Verify that salt rotation policies are documented and that transitioning between salts doesn't break active long-lived sessions unexpectedly.
1240-1286: LGTM! Session activity tracking correctly implemented.The ClickHouse integration properly:
- Uses
FINALto read deduplicated session data (line 1250)- Preserves
firstSeenfrom existing sessions (line 1277)- Updates
lastSeenon every activity (line 1278)- Uses
async_insertfor better write performance (line 1281)Error handling is appropriate with logging but no throws, preventing pageview failures due to session tracking issues.
Verify the performance impact of this method being called on every pageview/event. Consider batching or sampling for high-traffic projects.
1288-1346: LGTM! Session persistence queries are well-implemented.Both methods correctly:
- Use
FINALfor consistent reads from ReplacingMergeTree tables- Apply appropriate time windows for session validity (line 1292-1295)
- Handle errors gracefully with safe defaults (line 1316-1318, 1343-1345)
- Use parameterized queries to prevent injection
1791-2107: LGTM! Analytics summary enriched with users and chart data.The enhancements correctly:
- Track unique users via
count(DISTINCT profileId)(lines 1836, 1944, 1975, 2060)- Source session duration from the
sessionstable usingFINAL(lines 1843-1850, 1952-1962)- Optionally include chart data without breaking existing behavior (lines 1903-1924, 2079-2092)
- Use appropriate time buckets for different period types (line 1905 for 'all', line 2083 for others)
For projects with many PIDs, the parallel query execution could be resource-intensive. Consider monitoring query performance and potentially adding pagination or result caching.
2109-2175: LGTM! Lightweight chart data method for dashboard cards.The implementation:
- Provides a focused API for dashboard use cases (only x and visits)
- Correctly handles both analytics and custom events (lines 2139-2157, 2159-2174)
- Uses timezone-aware queries consistently
- Reuses existing aggregation and extraction logic
2825-2826: Excellent security improvement: Timezone parameterization.Migrating from string interpolation to parameterized timezone values prevents potential SQL injection vectors. The consistent pattern of:
toTimeZone(created, {timezone:String})with
query_params: { ...params, timezone: safeTimezone }ensures proper escaping and type safety across all time-sensitive queries.
This is a critical security hardening that should be highlighted in the PR description.
Also applies to: 2877-2878, 2905-2906, 2931-2932, 2958-2959, 2996-2997, 3029-3030, 3063-3064
3692-3710: LGTM! Error chart extraction includes affected users.The method correctly:
- Returns both error count and affected users for richer visualization
- Safely coerces values with
Number()and fallbacks (lines 3704-3705)- Follows the established pattern of other chart extraction methods
4147-4186: LGTM! Online user count with appropriate time window.The implementation:
- Uses a sensible 5-minute window for "online" status (line 4148)
- Correctly aggregates across analytics and customEV tables (lines 4157-4167)
- Uses
uniqExact(psid)for accurate distinct counting (line 4156)- Handles errors gracefully without disrupting other operations (lines 4182-4185)
4248-4261: Excellent improvement to number sanitization.The enhanced validation:
- Handles edge cases:
undefined,null, empty strings (line 4249)- Rejects non-finite values like
NaNandInfinity(line 4255)- Enforces ClickHouse LIMIT/OFFSET constraints: non-negative integers (line 4260)
This prevents query errors from malformed input while maintaining type safety.
4361-4396: Verify refund amount sign convention.The revenue UNION clause (lines 4361-4396) includes both sales and refunds in the session pageflow, but the
amountfield is stored as-is without sign adjustment.Consider whether refunds should be:
- Stored with negative amounts in the database
- Displayed with a negative sign in the UI
- Or clearly marked by the
typefield aloneVerify with the revenue integration implementation that amount signs are consistent across sale/refund operations and that downstream UI correctly interprets them.
4708-5218: LGTM! Comprehensive profile analytics implementation.The new profile analytics methods provide:
- Profile listing with filtering by type (anonymous/identified) - lines 4717-4722
- Detailed stats aggregating across sessions and events - lines 4806-4938
- Activity patterns via top pages and calendar views - lines 4940-4998
- Time-series data with aligned pageviews/events/errors - lines 5066-5103
- Session drill-down for individual profile analysis - lines 5106-5218
All methods:
- Use parameterized queries consistently
- Handle timezone conversions properly
- Leverage appropriate CTEs for performance
- Return well-structured data shapes
5581-5586: Error rate calculation handles zero sessions correctly.The error rate calculation (lines 5581-5586) properly guards against division by zero:
const errorRate = totalSessionsResult?.totalSessions > 0 ? (Number(errorStatsResult?.affectedSessions || 0) / Number(totalSessionsResult.totalSessions)) * 100 : 0This ensures the result is always a valid number even when no sessions exist in the time range.
5220-5288: LGTM! Error listing enhancements.The improvements add:
- Affected users tracking via
count(DISTINCT profileId)(line 5246)- Session impact via
count(DISTINCT psid)(line 5247)- Timezone-aware timestamps (line 5250, 5280)
- Proper pagination with typed parameters (lines 5271-5272)
These changes provide richer error impact metrics for better monitoring and prioritization.
904-906: LGTM! Tag filtering extends metadata capabilities.The tag filtering implementation:
- Appropriately restricts to analytics and errors data types (lines 904-906)
- Reuses proven patterns from custom event metadata filtering
- Handles tag:key, tag:value, and tag:key:value filters consistently (lines 1061-1093)
- Uses parameterized queries to prevent injection
The symmetry with
ev:filters reduces cognitive load and maintenance burden.Also applies to: 953-955, 1061-1093
4623-4642: Remove concern aboutabs()usage in refund calculations—it is correct.Refunds are stored as negative values in the database (both Stripe and Paddle adapters apply
-Math.abs(amount)). Theabs()function in lines 4627-4628 correctly converts these negative amounts to positive for aggregation and reporting. No changes needed.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
| async generateProfileId( | ||
| pid: string, | ||
| userAgent: string, | ||
| ip: string, | ||
| userSupplied?: string, | ||
| ): Promise<string> { | ||
| if (userSupplied) { | ||
| const cleanId = userSupplied | ||
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON, '') | ||
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER, '') | ||
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(`${cleanId}${pid}`) | ||
| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER}${hash}` | ||
| } | ||
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| const salt = await this.saltService.getSaltForProfile() | ||
| const combined = `${userAgent}${ip}${pid}${salt}` | ||
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(combined) | ||
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| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON}${hash}` | ||
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Add validation for empty user-supplied profile IDs.
When processing userSupplied profile IDs, the code strips prefixes but doesn't validate the result. An attacker could send "anon_" or "usr_" as the profile ID, resulting in an empty cleanId and a hash of just the pid.
🔎 Proposed fix
async generateProfileId(
pid: string,
userAgent: string,
ip: string,
userSupplied?: string,
): Promise<string> {
if (userSupplied) {
const cleanId = userSupplied
.replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON, '')
.replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER, '')
+ .trim()
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+ if (!cleanId) {
+ throw new BadRequestException('Profile ID cannot be empty after normalization')
+ }
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const hash = this.hashToNumericString(`${cleanId}${pid}`)
return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER}${hash}`
}
// ... rest
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| async generateProfileId( | |
| pid: string, | |
| userAgent: string, | |
| ip: string, | |
| userSupplied?: string, | |
| ): Promise<string> { | |
| if (userSupplied) { | |
| const cleanId = userSupplied | |
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON, '') | |
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER, '') | |
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(`${cleanId}${pid}`) | |
| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER}${hash}` | |
| } | |
| const salt = await this.saltService.getSaltForProfile() | |
| const combined = `${userAgent}${ip}${pid}${salt}` | |
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(combined) | |
| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON}${hash}` | |
| } | |
| async generateProfileId( | |
| pid: string, | |
| userAgent: string, | |
| ip: string, | |
| userSupplied?: string, | |
| ): Promise<string> { | |
| if (userSupplied) { | |
| const cleanId = userSupplied | |
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON, '') | |
| .replace(AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER, '') | |
| .trim() | |
| if (!cleanId) { | |
| throw new BadRequestException('Profile ID cannot be empty after normalization') | |
| } | |
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(`${cleanId}${pid}`) | |
| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_USER}${hash}` | |
| } | |
| const salt = await this.saltService.getSaltForProfile() | |
| const combined = `${userAgent}${ip}${pid}${salt}` | |
| const hash = this.hashToNumericString(combined) | |
| return `${AnalyticsService.PROFILE_PREFIX_ANON}${hash}` | |
| } |
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In backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.service.ts around lines 1215 to
1234, the userSupplied branch strips known prefixes but doesn't verify the
remainder, allowing inputs like "anon_" or "usr_" to produce an empty cleanId
and an unsafe hash; after removing prefixes and trimming whitespace, validate
that cleanId is non-empty (and optionally contains expected characters), and if
it's empty treat the input as not provided (i.e., fall back to the anonymous
path: fetch salt, build combined with userAgent+ip+pid+salt and generate anon
hash) otherwise continue generating the user-prefixed hash from
`${cleanId}${pid}` as before.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.controller.ts (1)
2305-2329: Add rate limiting to public ID generation endpoints.Both the
profile-idandsession-idpublic endpoints lack rate limiting, making them vulnerable to:
- Bulk enumeration attacks to correlate users across projects
- Resource exhaustion on the analytics service and Redis
- Abuse by malicious actors
Apply throttling using
@nestjs/throttler(e.g.,@UseGuards(ThrottlerGuard)with@Throttle()decorator) or integrateexpress-rate-limitmiddleware keyed by IP and user-agent.🔎 Example implementation with NestJS throttler
At the module level (analytics.module.ts), ensure ThrottlerModule is imported:
import { ThrottlerModule } from '@nestjs/throttler' @Module({ imports: [ ThrottlerModule.forRoot({ ttl: 60, limit: 10, }), // ... other imports ], })Then apply to the endpoints:
+import { ThrottlerGuard, Throttle } from '@nestjs/throttler' + @Post('profile-id') @Public() +@UseGuards(ThrottlerGuard) +@Throttle(10, 60) // 10 requests per 60 seconds async getOrCreateProfileId( @Body() dto: GetProfileIdDto, @Headers() headers, @Ip() reqIP, ): Promise<{ profileId: string | null }> { // ... } @Post('session-id') @Public() +@UseGuards(ThrottlerGuard) +@Throttle(10, 60) async getOrCreateSessionId( @Body() dto: GetSessionIdDto, @Headers() headers, @Ip() reqIP, ): Promise<{ sessionId: string | null }> { // ... }Also applies to: 2331-2355
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.controller.ts (1)
1830-1840: Consider clarifying options parameter handling.The defensive parsing handles both string and object types, suggesting that
optionsmay arrive as a query-string-serialized JSON. While the current implementation is safe, consider documenting this behavior or using a query string transformation decorator to parse it before reaching the controller.
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GetErrorOverviewOptions(4-6)GetErrorOverviewDto(8-25)
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backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/dto/get-error-overview.dto.ts (1)
1-25: LGTM! Type mismatch resolved.The previous type mismatch between the
optionsfield and theApiPropertyexample has been properly addressed. The interfaceGetErrorOverviewOptionsis now correctly defined and used as the type for theoptionsproperty.backend/apps/cloud/src/analytics/analytics.controller.ts (6)
114-114: LGTM!The
ONLINE_VISITORS_WINDOW_MINUTESconstant is well-defined and makes the time window explicit and maintainable.
1043-1096: LGTM! Improved live visitors query.The time-based filtering using ClickHouse is more reliable than relying solely on Redis TTL. The query properly unions both
analyticsandcustomEVtables and filters by the time window.
1119-1130: LGTM! Consistent profileId threading.The profileId generation and session activity recording are consistently implemented across all event recording endpoints (
logError,logCustom,heartbeat,log,noscript). The heartbeat endpoint correctly usesgetSessionIdand extends the session TTL as intended.Also applies to: 1258-1269, 1345-1353, 1381-1392, 1527-1537
2277-2288: LGTM! Robust JSON parsing.The
customEventsparsing properly handles the JSON-stringified array format with appropriate error handling and early return for empty arrays.
1979-2061: LGTM! Well-structured profile endpoints.The new profile-related endpoints (
getProfiles,getProfile,getProfileSessions) are properly implemented with:
- Appropriate authentication and authorization checks
- Consistent pagination patterns
- Efficient parallel queries using
Promise.allin the profile details endpointAlso applies to: 2063-2133, 2135-2217
1892-1949: LGTM! Error sessions endpoint.The
getErrorSessionsendpoint is properly implemented with appropriate validation and pagination (max 50 sessions, which is reasonable for error-specific queries).
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50-56: Consider adding format validation for date parameters.The
fromandtofields accept any string without validating date format. Consider adding@IsDateString()or@Matches()with a date pattern to catch invalid formats at the DTO level rather than downstream.🔎 Example validation enhancement
@ApiProperty({ required: false }) @IsOptional() + @IsDateString() from?: string @ApiProperty({ required: false }) @IsOptional() + @IsDateString() to?: stringNote: Ensure
IsDateStringis imported fromclass-validator.
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1-16: Imports look good.All necessary decorators and utilities are properly imported. The DEFAULT_TIMEZONE import from the user entity is appropriate for backend DTOs.
59-91: Well-structured pagination DTO.The use of
PickTypeto inherit common fields fromGetDataDtofollows DRY principles. The pagination parameters (take,skip) have appropriate validation and type transformation for query parameter handling.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/integrations/discord/discord.service.ts (1)
16-27: Subdomain validation issue resolved.The hostname validation now correctly accepts Discord subdomains by checking
!host.endsWith('.discord.com')on line 22. This addresses the concern raised in the previous review about rejecting legitimate Discord webhook URLs from canary and PTB environments.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/adapters/paddle.adapter.ts (2)
128-145: Sequential processing may be slow for large transaction volumes.The sync loop processes transactions and adjustments one at a time with
awaitinside the loop. For projects with many transactions, this could be slow.Consider batching with
Promise.allusing chunked arrays for better performance, while being mindful of rate limits.🔎 Example batched approach
- for (const transaction of transactions) { - await this.processTransaction(projectId, transaction, currency) - syncedCount++ - } + const BATCH_SIZE = 10 + for (let i = 0; i < transactions.length; i += BATCH_SIZE) { + const batch = transactions.slice(i, i + BATCH_SIZE) + await Promise.all( + batch.map(tx => this.processTransaction(projectId, tx, currency)), + ) + syncedCount += batch.length + }
346-351: Consider handling multiple line items for product attribution.The code only extracts
productNameandproductIdfrom the first line item. If a transaction has multiple products, only the first is recorded. This may be intentional, but worth noting for analytics accuracy.backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (1)
222-253: Silent failure on re-sync may confuse users.When the re-sync fails after a currency update, the error is logged but the response still returns
{ success: true }. Users might expect their historical data to be re-synced with the new currency. Consider returning a partial success status or warning.🔎 Proposed approach
} catch (error) { this.logger.error( { error, pid }, 'Failed to trigger re-sync after currency update', ) - // Don't throw here, as currency was updated successfully } - return { success: true } + return { + success: true, + warning: error ? 'Currency updated but re-sync failed. Data will sync on next scheduled run.' : undefined + }backend/apps/cloud/src/goal/goal.service.ts (1)
90-92: Consider usingcreate()beforesave()for clearer semantics.The
save()method will update an existing entity if anidis present ingoalData, which may not be the intended behavior for a method namedcreate. Consider using the repository'screate()method first to instantiate the entity, thensave()it, or useinsert()for stricter create-only semantics.🔎 Suggested refactor
async create(goalData: Partial<Goal>): Promise<Goal> { - return this.goalsRepository.save(goalData) + const goal = this.goalsRepository.create(goalData) + return this.goalsRepository.save(goal) }backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.controller.ts (1)
119-126: Replace @ts-expect-error with proper typing.The
@ts-expect-errordirective suppresses TypeScript errors rather than addressing the underlying type mismatch. The paginated result type should be extended or a proper transformation type should be defined to handle the mapping from entity to DTO shape.🔎 Suggested approach
Define a proper return type for the paginated results or cast to the correct type after transformation:
+ type PaginatedExperimentDto = { + results: ExperimentDto[] + total: number + } + const result = await this.experimentService.paginate( { take: safeTake, skip: safeSkip }, projectId, ) - // @ts-expect-error - result.results = _map(result.results, experiment => ({ + const transformedResult: PaginatedExperimentDto = { + ...result, + results: _map(result.results, experiment => ({ - ..._omit(experiment, ['project', 'goal', 'featureFlag']), - pid: projectId, - goalId: experiment.goal?.id || null, - featureFlagId: experiment.featureFlag?.id || null, - })) + ..._omit(experiment, ['project', 'goal', 'featureFlag']), + pid: projectId, + goalId: experiment.goal?.id || null, + featureFlagId: experiment.featureFlag?.id || null, + })), + } - return result + return transformedResult
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backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/adapters/paddle.adapter.ts (4)
89-118: Timeout handling properly implemented.The
validateApiKeymethod now correctly usesAbortControllerwith timeout, addresses the abort error specifically, and clears the timeout in thefinallyblock. This addresses the previous review feedback.
198-225: Timeout and pagination handling is robust.The paginated fetch correctly implements timeout with
AbortController, properly clears the timer infinally, distinguishes abort errors from other errors, and correctly handles cursor-based pagination. This addresses the previous review feedback about missing timeouts.
375-409: Refund processing correctly handles negative amounts.The
processAdjustmentmethod properly negates the amount for refunds and stores the original transaction ID in metadata for traceability.
329-329: Remove this comment—the code correctly handles Paddle's currency format.Paddle returns monetary values in the lowest denomination (cents for USD), so dividing by 100 is the correct approach.
backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/dto/update-revenue-currency.dto.ts (1)
4-13: DTO validation is appropriate for currency codes.The
@Length(3, 3)constraint correctly validates ISO 4217 currency codes. The previous filename mismatch issue has been resolved.Consider adding
@Transformto uppercase the input or@Matchesfor alphabetic validation if stricter enforcement is needed, but current validation is acceptable.backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (2)
104-131: Analytics tracking for Paddle provider is now included.The
trackCustomcall forREVENUE_SETUPwithprovider: 'paddle'is correctly added before the return statement. This addresses the previous review feedback.
296-314: Good use of shared analytics utilities.The code correctly uses
getLowestPossibleTimeBucket,getSafeTimezone,getGroupFromTo, andgenerateXAxisfor consistent time-based analytics calculations across the application.backend/apps/cloud/src/user/dto/update-user.dto.ts (2)
35-40: LGTM! Discord webhook validation now supports subdomains.The updated regex pattern correctly allows Discord subdomains (e.g.,
canary.discord.com,ptb.discord.com) via the(?:[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.)*prefix, and aligns well with the runtime validation in the Discord service.
27-27: The Slack webhook URL regex pattern correctly uses alphanumeric characters only.Slack webhook URLs follow the format
https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where Slack object IDs consist of a prefix letter followed by an alphanumerical value. Team/workspace IDs (T prefix) are 11 characters long, and all documented examples (T12345, T04FTGB9SD3, B02ETC8TFMX) contain only alphanumeric characters. The regex pattern using[a-zA-Z0-9]is correct—Slack workspace and service IDs do not contain underscores.backend/apps/cloud/src/integrations/discord/discord.service.ts (3)
29-43: LGTM! Message normalization and truncation handled correctly.The message handling properly:
- Normalizes non-string messages to strings via JSON.stringify or String()
- Truncates content at 1900 characters with appropriate buffer under Discord's 2000 character limit
- Appends ellipsis to indicate truncation
45-51: LGTM! Good security practices in HTTP request configuration.The 10-second timeout and
maxRedirects: 0are appropriate defensive measures to prevent hanging connections and SSRF redirect attacks.
53-57: LGTM! Enhanced error logging provides better diagnostics.The error handling now includes HTTP status codes when available, which will help with debugging webhook delivery issues.
backend/apps/cloud/src/goal/goal.service.ts (4)
1-19: Good typing improvements!The imports now include
UpdateResultandDeleteResultfrom TypeORM, and the service structure follows NestJS best practices. This addresses the previous review feedback about replacinganyreturn types.
21-62: Excellent fix for the array handling issue!The
paginatemethod now properly normalizes thewhereparameter into an array (line 36) and usesflatMap(lines 42-45) to correctly handle search across multiple base conditions. This addresses the previous review comment about spreadingwherewhen it might already be an array.
94-100: Good fix for return types!The
updateanddeletemethods now use proper TypeORM result types (UpdateResultandDeleteResult) instead ofany. This improves type safety and addresses the previous review feedback.
83-88: The nested where syntax is properly supported by the Goal entity.The
projectfield in the Goal entity is correctly decorated with@ManyToOne(() => Project, project => project.goals)and@JoinColumn(), enabling the nested filtering syntax{ project: { id: projectId } }used in thefindByProjectmethod to work as expected.
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104-131: Paddle analytics tracking has been added.The previous review comment about missing analytics tracking for Paddle has been addressed. The
trackCustomcall is now present at lines 123-128.
378-422: Revenue configuration check has been added.The previous review comment about missing revenue configuration check has been addressed. The check is now present at lines 398-402.
354-356: Still missing revenue configuration check.This endpoint does not verify that revenue tracking is configured before querying transactions. Unlike
getRevenueStats(lines 290-294) andgetRevenueBreakdown(lines 398-402), which both check for API keys, this method may return empty results without a clear error message.🔎 Proposed fix
this.projectService.allowedToView(project, userId) + if (!project.paddleApiKeyEnc && !project.stripeApiKeyEnc) { + throw new BadRequestException( + 'Revenue tracking is not configured for this project', + ) + } + const safeTimezone = this.analyticsService.getSafeTimezone(dto.timezone)Note: This issue was flagged in a previous review but remains unaddressed.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (2)
398-404: Consider reordering checks for consistency.The authorization check (
allowedToView) happens after the revenue configuration check, which differs fromgetRevenueStatswhere authorization is checked first (line 288) before configuration (lines 290-294). For consistency and to fail fast on authorization, consider checkingallowedToViewbefore validating revenue configuration.🔎 Proposed reordering
if (_isEmpty(project)) { throw new NotFoundException('Project not found') } + this.projectService.allowedToView(project, userId) + if (!project.paddleApiKeyEnc && !project.stripeApiKeyEnc) { throw new BadRequestException( 'Revenue tracking is not configured for this project', ) } - this.projectService.allowedToView(project, userId) - const safeTimezone = this.analyticsService.getSafeTimezone(dto.timezone)
304-304: ValidatetimeBucketagainstTimeBucketTypeenum instead of using type assertions.The
as anycasts on lines 304, 310, 362, and 412 hide a real type mismatch:dto.timeBucketis typed asstring(from user input), butgetGroupFromTo()andgenerateXAxis()expectTimeBucketTypeenum values. When users passtimeBucketvia the API, there's no guarantee it matches valid enum values. Add a validation step or conversion function to ensuretimeBucketis properly typed before passing toAnalyticsServicemethods, eliminating the need for type assertions.
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222-253: Intentional error handling for re-sync is appropriate.The try-catch block correctly allows the currency update to succeed even if the immediate re-sync fails. This is a good UX decision since the currency is persisted and subsequent syncs can pick up the new value.
318-333: Good use of parallel data fetching.Using
Promise.allto fetch stats and chart data concurrently is an efficient pattern that minimizes response time.
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119-126: Consider adding a proper type annotation.The
@ts-expect-errorcomment suggests a type mismatch. Consider explicitly typing the mapped results or using a type assertion to avoid suppressing type errors.🔎 Potential improvement
- // @ts-expect-error - result.results = _map(result.results, experiment => ({ + result.results = _map(result.results, experiment => ({ ..._omit(experiment, ['project', 'goal', 'featureFlag']), pid: projectId, goalId: experiment.goal?.id || null, featureFlagId: experiment.featureFlag?.id || null, - })) + })) as anyOr better yet, define an explicit return type for the transformation.
backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (2)
162-193: Add explicit return type annotation.The method should have an explicit return type of
Promise<void>to match the 204 No Content response status and improve type safety.🔎 Proposed fix
@Delete('/:pid/revenue/disconnect') @Auth() @ApiResponse({ status: 204 }) async disconnectRevenue( @CurrentUserId() userId: string, @Param('pid') pid: string, @Headers() headers: Record<string, string>, @Ip() requestIp: string, - ) { + ): Promise<void> {
195-256: Add @apiresponse decorator for API documentation consistency.Unlike other endpoints in this controller,
updateCurrencyis missing an@ApiResponsedecorator. Adding it ensures consistent OpenAPI/Swagger documentation.🔎 Proposed fix
@ApiBearerAuth() @Post('/:pid/revenue/currency') @Auth() + @ApiResponse({ status: 200 }) async updateCurrency(
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backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.service.ts (5)
1-15: LGTM!Clean dependency injection setup following NestJS best practices.
17-40: LGTM!Pagination implementation correctly uses QueryBuilder with eager loading to avoid N+1 queries.
42-73: LGTM!Query methods provide clean abstractions over TypeORM repository operations.
75-114: LGTM!CRUD operations are implemented correctly for both Experiment and ExperimentVariant entities.
116-140: LGTM!Transactional variant recreation ensures atomicity, preventing partial updates if any operation fails.
backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.controller.ts (14)
1-72: LGTM!Clean imports and well-defined constants.
73-84: LGTM!Constructor correctly injects all required services.
130-159: LGTM!Proper permission checks and clean DTO mapping.
161-220: LGTM!Comprehensive validation including rate limiting, permissions, subscription checks, and experiment count limits.
229-249: LGTM!Critical variant validation ensures experiment integrity (minimum 2 variants, exactly 1 control, 100% rollout total).
251-291: LGTM!Comprehensive validation of goal and feature flag relationships with clear error messages.
293-346: LGTM!Clean experiment creation with proper error handling, analytics tracking, and feature flag linking.
349-521: LGTM!Robust update logic with state machine enforcement, atomic variant updates, and comprehensive validation.
523-568: LGTM!Proper cleanup logic that handles feature flag deletion or unlinking based on the feature flag mode.
570-668: LGTM!Comprehensive start logic with state validation, goal requirement enforcement, and automatic feature flag creation when needed.
670-782: LGTM!Clean lifecycle management with proper state transitions and feature flag handling.
784-944: LGTM!Comprehensive results endpoint with proper ClickHouse queries, error handling, and support for various goal types and filters.
946-1042: LGTM!Robust Bayesian analysis with proper guard against empty arrays and clear winner determination logic.
1044-1340: LGTM!Well-designed chart generation with cumulative data approach and comprehensive time bucket handling. The comment explaining the approach (lines 1063-1068) is particularly helpful.
backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (4)
75-160: LGTM! Analytics tracking now covers both providers.The analytics tracking for both Paddle and Stripe providers is correctly implemented. The previous concern about missing Paddle analytics has been addressed.
269-336: LGTM! Revenue configuration check is properly implemented.The revenue configuration validation has been correctly added, addressing the previous concern. The endpoint now consistently checks for provider configuration before processing analytics requests.
338-382: LGTM! Revenue configuration check is properly implemented.The revenue configuration validation has been correctly added, addressing the previous concern. The endpoint now consistently checks for provider configuration before querying transactions.
384-424: LGTM! Revenue configuration check is properly implemented.The revenue configuration validation has been correctly added, addressing the previous concern. The endpoint now consistently checks for provider configuration before generating breakdown data.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/dto/get-revenue.dto.ts (1)
65-70: Consider enum validation fortypefilter.The description documents specific values (
sale, refund, subscription), but the field only validates as a string. Using@IsIn(['sale', 'refund', 'subscription'])would reject invalid values at the API boundary rather than silently ignoring them in the service layer.🔎 Proposed enhancement
@ApiPropertyOptional({ description: 'Filter by type (sale, refund, subscription)', }) @IsOptional() - @IsString() + @IsIn(['sale', 'refund', 'subscription']) type?: stringAdd the import:
import { IsNotEmpty, IsString, IsOptional, IsInt, Min, Max, IsEnum, + IsIn, } from 'class-validator'backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (2)
222-256: Consider returning sync status to the caller.The re-sync error is logged but the response always returns
{ success: true }. While the currency update itself succeeded, the user has no visibility into whether the sync completed. Consider returning additional status information.🔎 Proposed enhancement
} catch (error) { this.logger.error( { error, pid }, 'Failed to trigger re-sync after currency update', ) // Don't throw here, as currency was updated successfully + return { success: true, syncTriggered: false } } - return { success: true } + return { success: true, syncTriggered: true } }
290-294: Consider extracting shared revenue validation logic.The revenue configuration check and time range computation logic is duplicated across
getRevenueStats,getRevenueTransactions, andgetRevenueBreakdown. This could be extracted to a private helper method or a NestJS guard for cleaner code.🔎 Example helper extraction
private validateRevenueConfigured(project: Project): void { if (!project.paddleApiKeyEnc && !project.stripeApiKeyEnc) { throw new BadRequestException( 'Revenue tracking is not configured for this project', ) } }Also applies to: 356-360, 402-406
backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.controller.ts (1)
103-109: Consider optimizing project permission check.Fetching the full project with
getFullProjectmay load unnecessary relations or data just to verify access permissions. IfallowedToViewonly needs basic project metadata and ownership information, consider using a lighter query or a dedicated permission-check method.
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backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/dto/get-revenue.dto.ts (1)
1-47: LGTM! Well-structured base DTO with proper validation.The
GetRevenueDtoclass correctly uses@IsEnum(TimeBucketType)for thetimeBucketfield, which properly types the parameter and eliminates the need foras anycasts in the controller. The validation decorators are appropriately applied.backend/apps/cloud/src/revenue/revenue.controller.ts (5)
54-73: LGTM! Proper access control and error handling.The endpoint correctly validates project existence and uses
allowedToViewfor permission checks before returning revenue status.
79-160: LGTM! Both providers now have analytics tracking.The
connectRevenuemethod properly validates API keys for both Paddle and Stripe providers, withtrackCustomcalls appropriately placed for each path. This addresses the previous review concern about missing Paddle tracking.
269-336: LGTM! Well-structured analytics endpoint with proper guards.The endpoint correctly:
- Validates project existence and user permissions
- Checks revenue tracking configuration before querying
- Uses properly typed
timeBucketfrom the DTO (resolving the previousas anycast concern)- Parallelizes stats and chart retrieval with
Promise.all
338-382: LGTM! Revenue transactions endpoint properly guarded.The revenue configuration check is now in place, addressing the previous review comment. The pagination defaults are correctly applied.
384-424: LGTM! Breakdown endpoint follows consistent patterns.The endpoint includes the revenue configuration guard and follows the same access control patterns as the other endpoints.
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846-875: LGTM!The exposures query construction properly uses parameterized queries with typed placeholders (e.g.,
{pid:FixedString(12)}), which prevents SQL injection vulnerabilities.
909-945: LGTM!The conversions query construction uses proper parameterization for all dynamic values including metadata filters, preventing SQL injection. The dynamic table and column selection based on
goalTypeis safe because it's constrained to known values from the goal entity.
1005-1010: LGTM!The guard condition
if (variantResults.length > 0)properly prevents the runtime error from callingreduceon an empty array, addressing the concern from previous reviews.
1064-1069: Excellent documentation.The comment clearly explains why the cumulative approach is necessary to ensure consistency between table results and chart data. This prevents a common pitfall of summing per-bucket uniques when profiles can appear in multiple buckets.
176-177: Verify rate limit consistency across experiment endpoints.Different endpoints use different rate limits:
- create: 20/hour (line 176)
- update: 30/hour (line 365)
- delete: 20/hour (line 539)
- lifecycle: 30/hour (lines 585, 685, 739)
Ensure these limits align with intended usage patterns and are consistent with your rate-limiting policy. Consider whether update and lifecycle operations should have higher limits than creation/deletion.
71-72: No inconsistency found. TheFEATURE_FLAG_KEY_REGEXpattern in the controller (/^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$/) matches theKEY_REGEXvalidation in the experiment DTOs (/^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$/). Both use identical patterns and error messages across create, update, and validation operations.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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17-40: Add pagination bounds validation for consistency and safety.Unlike
FeatureFlagService.paginate, this method lacks bounds validation. A caller could pass an excessively largetakevalue, andtake: 0would be treated as falsy and default to 100.🔎 Suggested fix
async paginate( options: PaginationOptionsInterface, projectId: string, ): Promise<Pagination<Experiment>> { + const safeTake = + typeof options.take === 'number' && Number.isFinite(options.take) + ? Math.min(Math.max(options.take, 0), 100) + : 100 + const safeSkip = + typeof options.skip === 'number' && Number.isFinite(options.skip) + ? Math.max(options.skip, 0) + : 0 + const queryBuilder = this.experimentRepository .createQueryBuilder('experiment') .leftJoinAndSelect('experiment.project', 'project') .leftJoinAndSelect('experiment.variants', 'variants') .leftJoinAndSelect('experiment.goal', 'goal') .leftJoinAndSelect('experiment.featureFlag', 'featureFlag') .where('project.id = :projectId', { projectId }) queryBuilder .orderBy('experiment.created', 'DESC') - .take(options.take || 100) - .skip(options.skip || 0) + .take(safeTake) + .skip(safeSkip) const [results, total] = await queryBuilder.getManyAndCount()backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.controller.ts (2)
591-601: Consider wrapping delete operations in a transaction.The feature flag update (unlinking) and experiment deletion are performed sequentially without a transaction. If the experiment deletion fails after the feature flag is updated, the flag will be left in an inconsistent state (experimentId = null while the experiment still exists).
🔎 Suggested fix
- if (experiment.featureFlag) { - if (experiment.featureFlagMode === FeatureFlagMode.CREATE) { - await this.featureFlagService.delete(experiment.featureFlag.id) - } else { - await this.featureFlagService.update(experiment.featureFlag.id, { - experimentId: null, - }) - } - } - - await this.experimentService.delete(id) + await this.dataSource.transaction(async transactionalEntityManager => { + if (experiment.featureFlag) { + if (experiment.featureFlagMode === FeatureFlagMode.CREATE) { + await this.featureFlagService.delete(experiment.featureFlag.id) + } else { + await this.featureFlagService.update( + experiment.featureFlag.id, + { experimentId: null }, + transactionalEntityManager, + ) + } + } + + await this.experimentService.delete(id) + })
764-772: Consider using transaction for consistency.The feature flag update and experiment status update are not wrapped in a transaction. While the impact is lower than in create/delete flows (a retry would fix the state), wrapping in a transaction would ensure consistency if either operation fails.
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18-53: LGTM!The pagination implementation is well-designed with proper bounds checking (capping
takeat 100, ensuring non-negativeskip), parameterized queries for security, and case-insensitive search support.
88-111: LGTM!The create/update methods correctly support optional
EntityManagerfor transactional operations, enabling atomic multi-entity updates when called from controllers or other services.
113-133: LGTM!Clean delegation to shared evaluation logic promotes code reuse and maintains single responsibility.
backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.service.ts (2)
75-98: LGTM!The create/update/delete methods follow the same pattern as
FeatureFlagServicewith proper transaction support via optionalEntityManager.
129-160: LGTM!Proper transactional handling for atomic variant recreation. The method correctly supports both standalone transactions and nested usage within an existing transaction context.
backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.controller.ts (7)
73-88: LGTM!Well-organized constants and comprehensive dependency injection for the controller's responsibilities.
90-138: LGTM!Proper authorization, pagination bounds validation, and clean DTO mapping. The controller correctly sanitizes pagination inputs before passing to the service.
335-354: LGTM!The transactional block correctly wraps both the experiment creation and feature flag update, ensuring atomicity. This addresses the previously identified concern about inconsistent state.
429-545: LGTM!The update flow correctly uses a transaction to wrap variant recreation and feature flag updates atomically. The state-machine checks prevent modifications to running/completed experiments.
1062-1070: LGTM!The empty array guard before
reduceprevents the runtime error that was flagged in previous reviews. Good fix.
969-984: LGTM!The ClickHouse queries are properly parameterized with typed placeholders. Table and column names are derived from controlled enum values, preventing injection risks. The redundant NULL check from the previous review was addressed.
1124-1130: Good documentation on the deduplication strategy.The comment clearly explains why first-exposure/first-conversion bucketing is used instead of summing per-bucket uniques, ensuring consistency between chart data and table totals.
| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | ||
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | ||
| import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm' | ||
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | ||
| import { Experiment } from './entity/experiment.entity' | ||
| import { ExperimentVariant } from './entity/experiment-variant.entity' |
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Format multi-line imports per project style.
Same formatting issue as flagged by the pipeline - the TypeORM imports should be split across multiple lines.
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import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common'
import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm'
-import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm'
+import {
+ FindManyOptions,
+ FindOneOptions,
+ Repository,
+ EntityManager,
+} from 'typeorm'
import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination'📝 Committable suggestion
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| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | |
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | |
| import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm' | |
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | |
| import { Experiment } from './entity/experiment.entity' | |
| import { ExperimentVariant } from './entity/experiment-variant.entity' | |
| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | |
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | |
| import { | |
| FindManyOptions, | |
| FindOneOptions, | |
| Repository, | |
| EntityManager, | |
| } from 'typeorm' | |
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | |
| import { Experiment } from './entity/experiment.entity' | |
| import { ExperimentVariant } from './entity/experiment-variant.entity' |
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Replace ·FindManyOptions,·FindOneOptions,·Repository,·EntityManager· with ⏎··FindManyOptions,⏎··FindOneOptions,⏎··Repository,⏎··EntityManager,⏎
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In backend/apps/cloud/src/experiment/experiment.service.ts around lines 1 to 6,
the TypeORM import is currently a single-line list; split the named imports from
'typeorm' across multiple lines to match project style (e.g. one import per line
or grouped consistently), keeping the import source the same and preserving
alphabetical/order if required, then run the linter/formatter to ensure it
passes pipeline checks.
| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | ||
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | ||
| import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm' | ||
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | ||
| import { FeatureFlag } from './entity/feature-flag.entity' | ||
| import { | ||
| evaluateFlag as sharedEvaluateFlag, | ||
| evaluateFlags as sharedEvaluateFlags, | ||
| } from './evaluation' |
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Format multi-line imports per project style.
The static analysis/pipeline failure indicates that the TypeORM imports on line 3 should be formatted across multiple lines to match the project's Prettier configuration.
🔎 Suggested fix
import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common'
import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm'
-import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm'
+import {
+ FindManyOptions,
+ FindOneOptions,
+ Repository,
+ EntityManager,
+} from 'typeorm'
import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination'📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | |
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | |
| import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository, EntityManager } from 'typeorm' | |
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | |
| import { FeatureFlag } from './entity/feature-flag.entity' | |
| import { | |
| evaluateFlag as sharedEvaluateFlag, | |
| evaluateFlags as sharedEvaluateFlags, | |
| } from './evaluation' | |
| import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common' | |
| import { InjectRepository } from '@nestjs/typeorm' | |
| import { | |
| FindManyOptions, | |
| FindOneOptions, | |
| Repository, | |
| EntityManager, | |
| } from 'typeorm' | |
| import { Pagination, PaginationOptionsInterface } from '../common/pagination' | |
| import { FeatureFlag } from './entity/feature-flag.entity' | |
| import { | |
| evaluateFlag as sharedEvaluateFlag, | |
| evaluateFlags as sharedEvaluateFlags, | |
| } from './evaluation' |
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Replace ·FindManyOptions,·FindOneOptions,·Repository,·EntityManager· with ⏎··FindManyOptions,⏎··FindOneOptions,⏎··Repository,⏎··EntityManager,⏎
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In backend/apps/cloud/src/feature-flag/feature-flag.service.ts around lines 1 to
9, the TypeORM import on line 3 must be reformatted to match project style by
splitting the multiple named imports across multiple lines; change the
single-line import "import { FindManyOptions, FindOneOptions, Repository,
EntityManager } from 'typeorm'" into a multiline import listing each named
export on its own line (or one per line consistent with the repo style), keep
the surrounding imports intact, and run the project's formatter/Prettier to
ensure the file passes static analysis.
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