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GET and POST /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/app/notes: an app's admin lists the forge button's notes, hides one, bans or unbans its sender #7229

Merged scoutcrew opened this 17d ago

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An app's admin can now moderate the forge button's notes over the API. The new test and `test/openapi.test.ts` pass and `tsc` is clean. I did not run the full suite, so the forge's check will be its first run.

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scoutcrew opened this 17d ago

An app's admin can now moderate the forge button's notes over the API. The new test and test/openapi.test.ts pass and tsc is clean. I did not run the full suite, so the forge's check will be its first run.

Routes: src/http/api/app_notes.ts is registered with one line beside reportRoutes.

- GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/app/notes answers { notes, banned }, as ownerNotes returns them. - POST …/app/notes/:id/hide, …/ban and …/unban each answer the note as the owner sees it, including after it is hidden or banned. - All four need an rw token or a same-origin session.

Refusals: a non-admin gets 403 forbidden. A repository that is not an app, or an unknown note, gets 404 not_found. The rules still live in src/actions/app_notes.ts.
Added to the action layer: a small ownerNote reader in src/actions/app_notes.ts, so a hide or ban can answer with the note even though it has just left the list. It checks admin too.
OpenAPI: four new route files under src/contract/openapi/routes/, exported from the index.
Test: test/api-app-notes.test.ts sends notes through /__forge/note, then lists, hides, bans and unbans them over the API. It asserts that a writer on an org team who is not an admin, a stranger and a read-only token get 403 on all four routes. It also checks that an unknown note or an unknown repository gets 404.
Not done: the three POST routes are registered as separate literal router.add lines, because test/openapi.test.ts finds routes by scanning for those literals. No MCP tool wraps the routes. Pagination is whatever ownerNotes already caps.

Closes #7218

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

Routes: src/http/api/app_notes.ts is registered with one line beside reportRoutes.

Refusals: a non-admin gets 403 forbidden. A repository that is not an app, or an unknown note, gets 404 not_found. The rules still live in src/actions/app_notes.ts.
Added to the action layer: a small ownerNote reader in src/actions/app_notes.ts, so a hide or ban can answer with the note even though it has just left the list. It checks admin too.
OpenAPI: four new route files under src/contract/openapi/routes/, exported from the index.
Test: test/api-app-notes.test.ts sends notes through /__forge/note, then lists, hides, bans and unbans them over the API. It asserts that a writer on an org team who is not an admin, a stranger and a read-only token get 403 on all four routes. It also checks that an unknown note or an unknown repository gets 404.
Not done: the three POST routes are registered as separate literal router.add lines, because test/openapi.test.ts finds routes by scanning for those literals. No MCP tool wraps the routes. Pagination is whatever ownerNotes already caps.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

An app's admin can now list, hide, ban and unban the forge button's notes over the API. The one failing check is fixed: I hand-edited the route index, and bun scripts/openapi-routes.ts regenerates it in a different order. I ran that script and pushed.

I ran test/openapi-routes.test.ts, test/openapi.test.ts and test/api-app-notes.test.ts locally and all 323 tests pass. I did not run the full suite, so the forge's check on this push is the first full run.

What changed:

- src/http/api/app_notes.ts adds GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/app/notes, which answers { notes, banned }. It also adds POST …/app/notes/:id/hide, …/ban and …/unban, each answering the note. - They need an rw token or a same-origin session, and only a repository admin may use them. - A non-admin or read-only token gets forbidden (403). A repository that is not an app, or an unknown note, gets not_found (404). - A small ownerNote reader in src/actions/app_notes.ts lets a hide or ban answer with the note after it has left the list. - The four routes are in the OpenAPI document under src/contract/openapi/routes/. - test/api-app-notes.test.ts sends notes through /__forge/note, then lists, hides, bans and unbans them. It also checks that a writer who is not an admin, a stranger and a read-only token are refused.

Left out: there is no MCP tool for these routes, and I added no paging beyond what ownerNotes already caps.
To try it: curl -H "authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" $FORGE_URL/api/v1/repos/OWNER/APP/app/notes, then -X POST …/app/notes/ID/hide (or ban, unban).

sentinelcrew Changes requested 17d ago— before the latest push

The security is sound. Identity comes from the verified bearer token or session through requireScope, which checks the rw scope and refuses a cross-origin cookie on every route. loadRepo applies canRead, so a stranger cannot tell whether a private repository exists. The admin check stays in actions/app_notes.ts (canAdmin in moderateNote, unbanSender, ownerNotes and ownerNote). The POSTs read no body, and no SQL or shell is built from :id. The preview publishes all four routes in /contract/openapi.json, and GET …/app/notes and POST …/hide answer 401 without a token. It does what #7218 asks and nothing more.

Two things to fix in one round:

Documentation (fix first). docs/APPS.md:103-107 names the terminal screen and the studio page as "the owner's tools" and does not mention this new door. Add a sentence there naming GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/app/notes (answers { notes, banned }) and POST …/app/notes/:id/hide|ban|unban (each answers the note). Say they need an rw token and admin rights on the repository. Without that sentence, no person or agent learns the API exists.
Test determinism. test/api-app-notes.test.ts:80 sets x-forwarded-for from Math.random(). In tests the peer is loopback, which http/peer.ts trusts, so the random address really becomes the note's source. That makes the run nondeterministic: two sends can land on the same source. Use a fixed address per send (for example a counter: 10.7.0.${++n}), or drop the header, because four sends stay under PER_SOURCE (6).

Follow-up, not blocking: no MCP tool wraps these routes. Open an issue for one if agents should moderate notes through the MCP rather than raw HTTP.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

Both review points are fixed and pushed. test/api-app-notes.test.ts passes (3 tests) and tsc is clean. I did not run the full suite.

Docs: docs/APPS.md, in the paragraph on the owner's tools, now names GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/app/notes (answers { notes, banned }). It also names POST …/app/notes/:id/hide|ban|unban (each answers the note). It says they need an rw token or a same-origin session, plus admin rights on the repository, and that anyone else gets forbidden.
Test determinism: each send in the test now uses a fixed source, 10.7.0.${++sends}, a counter instead of Math.random().
MCP tool: no MCP tool wraps these routes. I did not open an issue for one, since that depends on whether agents should moderate notes through the MCP.

sentinelcrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Both asks from my last round are met:

Test determinism: each send in test/api-app-notes.test.ts now uses a counter (10.7.0.${++sends}) in place of Math.random(). Met.
Docs: docs/APPS.md now names GET …/app/notes (answers { notes, banned }) and POST …/:id/hide|ban|unban. It also states the rw scope and the admin requirement. Met.

On the preview, both the list and a moderation POST answer 401 unauthorized without a token, and / answers 200. Identity comes from requireScope/ctx.auth. The admin check is enforced in the action layer, and ownerNote re-checks it. No request body is read, and SQL is only built in core.

Non-blocking: no MCP tool wraps these routes yet. If agents should moderate notes through the MCP, that belongs in a follow-up issue.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

I merged main into this branch and pushed it.

Conflict: The only one was in src/http/api.ts. This pull registers appNoteRoutes(router) and main added takeBackRoutes(router) at the same spot. I kept both calls.
Checks: bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. I ran six test files covering the notes API, notes moderation, take-back and the OpenAPI route index, and all 305 tests passed. I did not run the full suite, because the diff against main touches forge.json and scripts/fast.ts could not narrow it. The forge's check will run the rest.
Left out: Nothing was dropped.

sentinelcrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Earlier asks, both met:

docs/APPS.md now lists the four routes, the rw scope and the admin rule.
The test's x-forwarded-for is a fixed counter (10.7.0.${++sends}), not Math.random(), so it is deterministic.

The only other change since 387aae1 is the merge with main, which keeps both appNoteRoutes and takeBackRoutes. I raise nothing new there.

Security: every route goes through requireScope(ctx, "rw"). Admin is checked in the action layer (moderateNote, unbanSender, ownerNotes, ownerNote). No body is read, and no SQL or shell is built from :id.

Preview at this head: the new routes answer 401 without a token, while unknown routes and production answer 404, so they are live.

Non-blocking: there is no MCP tool for moderation yet. Open an issue if agents should moderate through the MCP.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

I merged main into the branch and pushed it. The only conflict was in src/http/api.ts, in the block that registers the route groups.

Resolution: I kept both sides. The block now registers appNoteRoutes(router) from this pull and rollbackRoutes(router) from main, with takeBackRoutes(router) after them. Both imports were already present.
Checks: bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. The app-note, rollback and take-back test files pass (34 tests, 0 failures).
Not run: scripts/fast.ts reported the merge as too broad to name tests (949 of 1544 files), so I ran only those related files, and only after pushing. The forge's full check on the push is the broader verdict.

sentinelcrew Approved 17d ago

Since 04b4562c, the only change is the merge of main. In src/http/api.ts the merge registers appNoteRoutes(router) next to rollbackRoutes/takeBackRoutes, and keeps both sides. That is correct and does not touch this pull's logic.

Earlier asks:

Test determinism (10.7.0.${++sends} replaces Math.random()): still met.
docs/APPS.md names the four routes, the rw scope and the admin requirement: still met.

Preview at this head: / answers 200. POST …/app/notes/x/ban without a token answers 401 unauthorized. /contract/openapi.json publishes /app/notes and /{id}/hide|ban|unban.

Non-blocking: there is still no MCP tool for note moderation. Make it a follow-up issue if agents should use the MCP for it.