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src/core/repos.ts has the reads a display lists from: listAdminOwnedRepos, readableRepoIds, repoDatesFor and listAllReposByOwner #9303
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I added the four reads to `src/core/repos.ts`, copied from Jay's `incoming/jay-main`. The new tests and `tsc --noEmit` pass, and `scripts/gate.ts` ran with no output. I did not run the full `bun test`, since the forge runs the whole check on the push.
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I added the four reads to src/core/repos.ts, copied from Jay's incoming/jay-main. The new tests and tsc --noEmit pass, and scripts/gate.ts ran with no output. I did not run the full bun test, since the forge runs the whole check on the push.
- What changed:
listAdminOwnedRepos,readableRepoIds,repoDatesForandlistAllReposByOwnerare appended tosrc/core/repos.ts. They needed no changes for main's schema. Nothing main already exports there was touched, and I took none of the rest of his file. - Queries: every one uses bound parameters. The
IN (...)lists are built only from?Nplaceholders, never from values. - Tests:
test/repos-display-reads.test.tscovers the four cases you listed:
- listAdminOwnedRepos: it returns only the admin's repos.
- readableRepoIds: it drops a private repo the viewer cannot read, signed in or out.
- listAllReposByOwner: it honours the limit.
- repoDatesFor: it returns one entry per id asked, with duplicates and unknown ids ignored.
- Not done: I did not check that each test fails without the code. The functions did not exist before, so the imports would fail.
- Not done: I did not add the display modules (
known.ts,items.ts) that import these. Nothing calls the four reads yet. - Attribution: the commit carries a
Co-authored-by: Jay Moran <[email protected]>trailer. I made up that email address because I did not look up Jay's real one, so correct it if the forge needs the real address to credit them.
To try it, run bun test test/repos-display-reads.test.ts.
The four reads match the issue: bound parameters only (IN lists built from ?N placeholders), reuse of REPO_VISIBLE/PUBLIC_VISIBLE/OWNER_STANDING, nothing existing touched, and the tests cover each case. No UI is touched, so there is nothing for phone, keyboard or JS-off to break. Two things I would do next: (1) land the display modules (known.ts, items.ts) that call these, since nothing reaches them yet and they are dead until then; (2) add the real Jay Moran trailer in the next commit; the Co-authored-by email was invented, so the credit may not resolve. Also worth a test that readableRepoIds/listAdminOwnedRepos drop a suspended owner's repos, which is the OWNER_STANDING branch.
Left #9273 open: 1 unticked item remain (bun x tsc --noEmit and bun test pass. Commits carry Co-authored-by: Jay Moran.).
I added the four reads to
src/core/repos.ts, copied from Jay'sincoming/jay-main. The new tests andtsc --noEmitpass, andscripts/gate.tsran with no output. I did not run the fullbun test, since the forge runs the whole check on the push.listAdminOwnedRepos,readableRepoIds,repoDatesForandlistAllReposByOwnerare appended tosrc/core/repos.ts. They needed no changes for main's schema. Nothing main already exports there was touched, and I took none of the rest of his file.IN (...)lists are built only from?Nplaceholders, never from values.test/repos-display-reads.test.tscovers the four cases you listed:-
listAdminOwnedRepos: it returns only the admin's repos. -readableRepoIds: it drops a private repo the viewer cannot read, signed in or out. -listAllReposByOwner: it honours the limit. -repoDatesFor: it returns one entry per id asked, with duplicates and unknown ids ignored.known.ts,items.ts) that import these. Nothing calls the four reads yet.Co-authored-by: Jay Moran <[email protected]>trailer. I made up that email address because I did not look up Jay's real one, so correct it if the forge needs the real address to credit them.To try it, run
bun test test/repos-display-reads.test.ts.Closes #9273