Reconcile csm-portal-backend announcement_requests forwarders to dev-app-csm-portal (PR #1840) - #1881
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…e 2 PR #2 Thin passthrough handlers for the new entity-service announcement _requests endpoints (create/get/search/update/dry-run/approve/publish), following the existing TaskSlaHandler convention — plus the one real piece of logic on this side: Submit. Submit resolves the frozen audience snapshot server-side rather than trusting a client-supplied project list: it loads the request's own stored kind/audienceDefinition, then pages through the same project search entity-service endpoints a live audience resolution already uses (with the mandatory excluded-project-key denylist injected via the existing injectExcludeProjectKeys for the customer "all projects" scope), bounded the same way the webapp's own paged-resolution hooks are bounded (fails loudly past 200 pages rather than silently truncating). createdBy/actorId are always the authenticated caller, never a client-supplied value — Approve/Publish don't even read a request body. Caught and fixed a real bug here via my own tests: using `json:"-"` to keep a client value from being read in also silently dropped the real value on the way back out when re-marshaling for upstream (that tag suppresses both directions), so the actor id was coming out empty. Fixed by using a separate inbound/outbound struct pair instead of one struct with a suppressed field. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- resolveCustomerAudience treated any scope value other than
"specific" as "all", including a typo, empty string, or malformed
stored data — silently resolving to every customer project instead
of failing. Now explicitly validates scope is "specific" or "all"
and rejects anything else. Added a test proving an unrecognized
scope never reaches the project-search call.
- openapi.yaml was missing the 400 (invalid id format) response on
GET /announcement-requests/{id}, .../approve, and .../publish —
all three actually return it (uuidRe validation on the path param),
the spec just didn't document it. Added to all three.
A third finding — documenting createdBy/actorId as "accepted but
ignored" properties on the request schemas — was investigated and not
applied: these fields are deliberately absent from the schemas
(additionalProperties: false rejects them outright), which is the
better contract for fields that must never be caller-supplied in the
first place, not a documentation gap. The Go handler's actual
behavior (always overriding with the authenticated caller) is already
independently verified by the existing tests regardless of what a
caller sends.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds the announcement-request lifecycle API. It includes draft creation, search, updates, dry-run recording, submission, approval, publication, audience resolution, entity-service calls, validation, tests, and guarded route registration. ChangesAnnouncement request workflow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant AnnouncementRequestHandler
participant CustomerEntityClient
participant ProjectSearch
Caller->>AnnouncementRequestHandler: Submit announcement request
AnnouncementRequestHandler->>CustomerEntityClient: Get stored request
AnnouncementRequestHandler->>ProjectSearch: Resolve audience pages
ProjectSearch-->>AnnouncementRequestHandler: Return project IDs
AnnouncementRequestHandler->>CustomerEntityClient: Submit resolved IDs and actor ID
CustomerEntityClient-->>Caller: Return submitted request
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Audience resolution may freeze an incorrect project set, while some valid failures and payloads receive misleading handling. These issues should be corrected before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/csm-portal/backend/internal/handler/announcement_requests.go`:
- Line 135: Update the AudienceDefinition field in the create request payload to
use the json omitempty option, matching UpdateAnnouncementRequest, so nil values
are omitted rather than serialized as null.
- Around line 468-472: Define a shared projectSearchPagination type with
lowercase JSON tags for limit and offset, then use it in both audience resolver
request payloads: the anchor site at
apps/csm-portal/backend/internal/handler/announcement_requests.go lines 468-472
and the sibling site at lines 506-510. Replace both anonymous pagination structs
while preserving their existing limit and offset values.
- Around line 568-572: The audience-resolution error branch in the announcement
request handler currently maps every failure to HTTP 400. Distinguish errors
originating from SearchProjects and SearchProjectsByProductVersion, including
*apierror.Error values and wrapped transport failures, and route those through
mapUpstreamErrorGeneric; retain the existing HTTP 400 response for malformed
stored definitions and page-bound validation errors.
- Around line 112-143: Update the request decoding in the announcement request
handler to use a JSON decoder configured with DisallowUnknownFields instead of
json.Unmarshal, and return http.StatusBadRequest via the existing
ErrMsgBadRequest path when decoding fails due to unknown properties or invalid
JSON. Preserve the existing request fields and upstream marshaling behavior,
including audienceDefinition handling.
In `@apps/csm-portal/backend/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 2013-2036: Add a 404 response to the response definitions for both
POST /announcement-requests and POST /announcement-requests/search, matching the
existing 400/401/403/500 structure and referencing
components.schemas.ErrorPayload.
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| IsSecurityAnnouncement bool `json:"isSecurityAnnouncement"` | ||
| AudienceDefinition json.RawMessage `json:"audienceDefinition"` | ||
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Reject unknown properties in POST /announcement-requests. The handler uses json.Unmarshal, which ignores unknown fields, then remarshals only the declared fields before forwarding the request. Use a decoder with DisallowUnknownFields and return 400 Bad Request when the payload contains an unknown property. This is separate from audienceDefinition null handling.
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In `@apps/csm-portal/backend/internal/handler/announcement_requests.go` around
lines 112 - 143, Update the request decoding in the announcement request handler
to use a JSON decoder configured with DisallowUnknownFields instead of
json.Unmarshal, and return http.StatusBadRequest via the existing
ErrMsgBadRequest path when decoding fails due to unknown properties or invalid
JSON. Preserve the existing request fields and upstream marshaling behavior,
including audienceDefinition handling.
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Verified all 5 findings against actual code/tests before applying anything
(one confirmed real and consciously reverted after test failures revealed
it broke intentional behavior — see below):
1. Applied: AudienceDefinition now has omitempty in Create's upstream
marshal struct, matching Update's own convention — an omitted
audienceDefinition in the request body now stays omitted going
upstream instead of becoming a literal `"audienceDefinition":null`.
2. Applied: extracted the duplicated `struct{ Limit, Offset int }`
pagination shape (used untagged in both resolveCustomerAudience and
resolveEOLAudience) into a shared projectSearchPagination type with the
entity-service-matching `json:"limit"`/`json:"offset"` tags it was
missing. Not a live bug today — Go's json package matches untagged
`Limit`/`Offset` case-insensitively against entity-service's own
lowercase-tagged fields — but relying on that fallback silently was
fragile and easy to break by accident later.
3. Applied: SubmitAnnouncementRequest's audience-resolution error branch
now distinguishes an upstream SearchProjects/SearchProjectsByProductVersion
failure (an *apierror.Error, routed through mapUpstreamErrorGeneric so a
transient 503 stays a 503, not a misleading flat 400) from this
handler's own local validation (malformed stored audienceDefinition, an
unrecognized scope, the page-count safety bound — genuinely still a
400, unrelated to what SearchProjects returned). Two new tests lock in
each side of the distinction.
4. Investigated, NOT applied: CodeRabbit's suggestion to decode
Create/Update/RecordDryRun request bodies with DisallowUnknownFields,
matching several sibling handlers' own convention (problems.go,
cases.go, etc.). Implemented it, then ran the existing test suite
before trusting it — three tests failed, all of them exercising the
*intentional* design documented directly above CreateAnnouncementRequest:
createdBy/actorId are deliberately absent from the inbound structs so a
client-supplied value for either is silently discarded, never trusted,
not rejected outright. DisallowUnknownFields turns that into an
outright 400 instead, breaking the exact behavior
"forces createdBy to the authenticated caller, ignoring any
client-supplied value" tests for. Reverted rather than silently
applying a suggestion that contradicts this handler's own tested
contract.
5. Applied: added the missing 404 response to both POST
/announcement-requests and POST /announcement-requests/search in
openapi.yaml, matching the established convention already used by
every sibling endpoint in this same file that goes through the generic
upstream-error mapper (confirmed against /announcements/audience/search's
own response set).
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Summary
Reconciles #1840 (csm-portal-backend's
announcement_requeststhin-forwarder handlers) againstdev-app-csm-portal, now that both of its dependencies have landed:submit's audience-resolution logic for EOL requests needsSearchProjectsByProductVersion, which didn't exist on this branch until Port product-version reverse-lookup to dev-app-csm-portal (PRs #1814, #1821, #1824) #1873 merged, so [CSM-PORTAL-BACKEND]: add announcement_requests forwarders (Phase 2) #1840 couldn't even compile without it.Isolated via the same technique as the rest of this reconciliation effort: this branch carried ~74 commits total (almost all unrelated drift from
main's history), of which only 2 are #1840's own (git rebase --ontoagainst the point it actually diverged,f4caffddf). The only structural change made becausedev-app-csm-portaldiffers frommain: the 8 newannouncement-requestsroutes are registered through this branch'sroute(pattern, perm, handler)RBAC wrapper (PermViewfor the 3 read endpoints,PermWritefor the 5 write/action ones), instead of the old rawmux.HandleFunc.Test plan
go build ./...,go vet ./...,go test ./...— all passgosec ./...— 0 new issues (2 pre-existing, unrelated, already-nolint-annotated findings ininternal/dashboard)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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