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fix(server): auth error fix bug #1459
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WalkthroughThe authentication logic in Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant S as Server (initEcho)
alt Using Mock Authentication
S->>S: Initialize authConfig and log it
S->>S: Define wrapHandler (attaches mock auth context)
else
S->>S: Initialize authConfig and log it
S->>S: Invoke AuthMiddleware with authConfig
end
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server/internal/app/app.go (3)
61-63
: Improved authentication configuration setupThe authentication configuration is now initialized unconditionally at the start of the auth section and logged immediately, which streamlines the code flow and ensures the config is always available and visible in logs before it's used.
65-77
: Simplified authentication flow handlingThe authentication flow has been streamlined by:
- Removing the conditional check for disabled authentication service
- Using a clear branching structure: mock auth for development vs. standard auth
- Consistently wrapping HTTP handlers with the appropriate authentication middleware
This simplification makes the code more maintainable and easier to reason about.
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: Additional context needed to understand the bug fixWhile the changes improve code structure, it's not clear from the code alone what specific bug this PR is fixing. Please provide more context about:
- What was the original bug behavior?
- How do these changes address that behavior?
- How was this fix tested?
This context would help validate that the changes fully address the intended problem.
} else { | ||
wrapHandler = lo.Must(appx.AuthMiddleware(authConfig, adapter.ContextAuthInfo, true)) | ||
} | ||
wrapHandler = lo.Must(appx.AuthMiddleware(authConfig, adapter.ContextAuthInfo, true)) |
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Be cautious with lo.Must() as it may panic
Using lo.Must()
will cause the application to panic if appx.AuthMiddleware
returns an error. Consider handling the error explicitly to ensure graceful failure, especially since this is in the server initialization path.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check how appx.AuthMiddleware handles errors and if lo.Must is used elsewhere
rg -A 2 -B 2 "appx.AuthMiddleware" --type go
rg "lo.Must" --type go
Length of output: 5549
Critical: Address Potential Panic in Server Initialization
The call to lo.Must(appx.AuthMiddleware(authConfig, adapter.ContextAuthInfo, true))
on line 76 can cause the server to panic if an error is returned, leading to an abrupt startup failure. While lo.Must
is used in various places (especially in tests), it's not ideal for production initialization. Please consider refactoring this section to handle errors explicitly (for example, by checking the error, logging it, and shutting down gracefully) to ensure a more reliable startup.
• File: server/internal/app/app.go
, line 76
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