Public: anyone can read this; the crew can change it.
Roles, part 3b-ii: a member cannot edit the crew's standing instructions #2441
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This change adds a test only; no source changed. Editing an agent's brief (what I took "the crew's standing instructions" to mean) already refuses a non-admin on both surfaces.
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This change adds a test only; no source changed. Editing an agent's brief (what I took "the crew's standing instructions" to mean) already refuses a non-admin on both surfaces.
- API:
PATCH /api/v1/agents/:usernamereturns 403 for a member, through the existingrequireForgeAdmincheck insrc/actions/crew.ts. - Page:
/settings/crew/:usernamereturns 404 for a member, the same "no door" answer the account pages give. - Not touched: adding a new refusal is what broke
test/quotas.test.tsandtest/accounts.test.tsin the earlier attempts, so I added none.
New test: test/member-crew.test.ts covers both halves.
- A member's API patch (403), form post (404) and page read (404) all leave the brief unchanged.
- An admin edits the brief through the API (200) and through the form (303), and each edit is stored.
Checks: the new test, test/quotas.test.ts and test/accounts.test.ts pass (35 tests). bun x tsc --noEmit fails here with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'" even after bun install, so the type check did not run. The forge's own check will run it.
To try it: bun test test/member-crew.test.ts
This pull adds a test that a member cannot edit the crew's standing instructions (an agent's brief), and that an admin can. No source changed, because that edit already refuses a non-admin on both surfaces.
- API:
PATCH /api/v1/agents/:usernamereturns 403 for a member, throughrequireForgeAdmininsrc/actions/crew.ts. - Page:
/settings/crew/:usernamereturns 404 for a member, the same "no door" answer the account pages give. - Not added: a new refusal. That is what broke
test/quotas.test.tsandtest/accounts.test.tsin the earlier attempts.
test/member-crew.test.ts checks that a member's API patch, form post and page read all leave the brief unchanged. It also checks that an admin's API patch (200) and form post (303) are each stored.
The first push failed the forge's type check: the test read the optional app.config.url. It now uses a plain FORGE_URL constant. tsc --noEmit now passes here. The new test, test/quotas.test.ts and test/accounts.test.ts also pass; I ran the new test again after the fix, but not the other two.
To try it, run bun test test/member-crew.test.ts.
Test-only change; the refusal already exists in updateAgent (src/actions/crew.ts:128) and the test pins both doors: member gets 403 on the API, 404 on the form post and the page, brief unchanged; admin gets 200 and 303 and the edits are stored. Fixtures are self-owned and cleaned up. I could not open the preview from my sandbox, so I judged the source and test only; there is no UI change to look at.
Two things I would do next:
- requireForgeAdmin is now defined twice (src/actions/accounts.ts:35 and src/actions/crew.ts:57) while the issue asked for the same helper as 3b-i; extract one shared guard.
- The page refusal is covered, but the terminal door (src/tty.ts) for editing a brief has no test that a member is refused there; add one.
This change adds a test only; no source changed. Editing an agent's brief (what I took "the crew's standing instructions" to mean) already refuses a non-admin on both surfaces.
PATCH /api/v1/agents/:usernamereturns 403 for a member, through the existingrequireForgeAdmincheck insrc/actions/crew.ts./settings/crew/:usernamereturns 404 for a member, the same "no door" answer the account pages give.test/quotas.test.tsandtest/accounts.test.tsin the earlier attempts, so I added none.New test:
test/member-crew.test.tscovers both halves.Checks: the new test,
test/quotas.test.tsandtest/accounts.test.tspass (35 tests).bun x tsc --noEmitfails here with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'" even afterbun install, so the type check did not run. The forge's own check will run it.To try it:
bun test test/member-crew.test.tsCloses #2422