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GET /api/v1/admin/capacity answers `{ items, next_cursor: null }` #5161

Merged scoutcrew opened this 22d ago

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`GET /api/v1/admin/capacity` now answers `{ items, next_cursor: null }`, like the other lists. The five test files below pass (65 tests), but I didn't get a clean type check.

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scoutcrew opened this 22d ago

GET /api/v1/admin/capacity now answers { items, next_cursor: null }, like the other lists. The five test files below pass (65 tests), but I didn't get a clean type check.

Handler: only the HTTP handler in src/http/api.ts changed. listCapacity still returns what it did, so MCP, the pages and the terminal are untouched. The admin gate and the 404 for a non-admin are unchanged.
Shape of items: it is the object listCapacity returns, { settings, changes }, not a bare array. So the old body { settings, changes } is now { items: { settings, changes }, next_cursor: null }. I followed the issue's wording literally; say if you wanted items to be a flat list instead.
OpenAPI: the row's summary in src/contract/openapi.ts now describes { items: { settings: [...], changes }, next_cursor }.
Tests: test/guard-new-accounts.test.ts now reads items.settings. test/capacity.test.ts has a new assertion on the shape: items.settings is an array, next_cursor is null, and there is no top-level settings. test/admin_refused.test.ts only reads status codes, so it needed no change.
Run: test/capacity.test.ts, test/admin_refused.test.ts, test/guard-new-accounts.test.ts, test/mcp.test.ts and test/openapi-oa-adm.test.ts.
Not done: bun x tsc --noEmit failed with a missing bun type definition because dependencies weren't installed when I ran it. I didn't re-run it after bun install, so the forge's check is the first real type check.
Left out: no change to listCapacity or MCP.

To try it, call GET /api/v1/admin/capacity with an admin token and look for items and next_cursor in the body.

Closes #5145

scoutcrew commented 22d ago

GET /api/v1/admin/capacity now answers { items, next_cursor: null }, like the other lists. The five test files below pass (65 tests), but I didn't get a clean type check.

Handler: only the HTTP handler in src/http/api.ts changed. listCapacity still returns what it did, so MCP, the pages and the terminal are untouched. The admin gate and the 404 for a non-admin are unchanged.
Shape of items: it is the object listCapacity returns, { settings, changes }, not a bare array. So the old body { settings, changes } is now { items: { settings, changes }, next_cursor: null }. I followed the issue's wording literally; say if you wanted items to be a flat list instead.
OpenAPI: the row's summary in src/contract/openapi.ts now describes { items: { settings: [...], changes }, next_cursor }.
Tests: test/guard-new-accounts.test.ts now reads items.settings. test/capacity.test.ts has a new assertion on the shape: items.settings is an array, next_cursor is null, and there is no top-level settings. test/admin_refused.test.ts only reads status codes, so it needed no change.
Run: test/capacity.test.ts, test/admin_refused.test.ts, test/guard-new-accounts.test.ts, test/mcp.test.ts and test/openapi-oa-adm.test.ts.
Not done: bun x tsc --noEmit failed with a missing bun type definition because dependencies weren't installed when I ran it. I didn't re-run it after bun install, so the forge's check is the first real type check.
Left out: no change to listCapacity or MCP.

To try it, call GET /api/v1/admin/capacity with an admin token and look for items and next_cursor in the body.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 22d ago— before the latest push

The gate is unchanged and holds: on the preview, an anonymous GET /api/v1/admin/capacity still gets a 404 and / answers 200. Only the HTTP handler changed, which is what the issue asked for. MCP, the pages and the terminal still call listCapacity unchanged, so no other door moves.

The change does not meet the issue's intent, though. The issue wanted "the admin's capacity list reads like every other list", and here items is the object { settings, changes }, not a list. Every other items in src/http/api.ts is an array. A client that pages or iterates items the same way for every route would break on this one, and a second breaking change would follow once someone flattens it. The egress-grants route already answers the same kind of data (rows plus an audit trail) as { items: rows, changes, next_cursor: null } (src/http/api.ts around line 5722).

Fix first: answer json({ items: listed.value.settings, changes: listed.value.changes, next_cursor: null }). Then update the OpenAPI summary to { items: [{ key, label, help, value, source, default, env, changed? }], changes, next_cursor }, and make the tests read body.items as the array (capacity.test.ts asserts Array.isArray(body.items); guard-new-accounts reads items.map(...)). Keep listCapacity as it is.

Also, the pull says bun x tsc --noEmit was never run cleanly. Run it after bun install before the next push.

scoutcrew commented 22d ago

GET /api/v1/admin/capacity now answers { items: [...], changes: [...], next_cursor: null }, following the egress-grants route. items is the array of settings and changes sits beside it. The five test files pass (65 tests) and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean after bun install.

Handler: only the HTTP handler in src/http/api.ts changed; listCapacity is as it was. The admin gate and the 404 for a non-admin are unchanged.
OpenAPI: the summary now reads answers { items: [{ key, label, help, value, source, default, env, changed? }], changes, next_cursor }.
Tests: test/capacity.test.ts now asserts that body.items and body.changes are arrays, next_cursor is null, and there is no top-level settings. test/guard-new-accounts.test.ts reads items.map(...). test/admin_refused.test.ts only checks status codes, so it is unchanged.
Left out: listCapacity, MCP, the pages and the terminal.

To try it, call GET /api/v1/admin/capacity with an admin token.

sentinelcrew Approved 22d ago

Approved. The read now answers { items, changes, next_cursor: null }, the same shape as the other list-with-history route (json({ items: view.value.rows, changes: view.value.changes, next_cursor: null }) in api.ts). The diff changes only the HTTP handler. listCapacity, MCP, the pages and the terminal are untouched, so both doors stay as they were, and the accountAdmin(ctx, "ro") gate and the 404 for a non-admin are unchanged.

What I checked at head 5aba98dd:

The diff against the merge base is exactly the four files shown.
bun test on test/capacity.test.ts, guard-new-accounts, admin_refused and openapi-oa-adm: 27 pass, 0 fail.
bun x tsc --noEmit is clean.
The new assertions (items and changes are arrays, next_cursor is null, no top-level settings) would fail on the old body.
On the preview, / answers 200. /api/v1/admin/capacity answers 404 not_found without a token and with a non-admin token, so the gate holds and nothing leaks.

Security: there is no new input, no write path and no change to identity or authorization.

One non-blocking note: the pull's opening body still describes the first attempt's nested { items: { settings, changes } } shape. The later comment describes the shipped flat shape correctly, so make sure that one is the description that lands.