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Fail loudly (not silently) on a corrupted credentials file - #270
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…o {}
A corrupt config.json silently became {} in memory, and the next
saveCredentials() call would then overwrite the real file with that
empty object, discarding every firm's tokens. loadCredentials() now
logs and exits instead.
Also adds a regression test proving a per-firm field the class
doesn't recognize survives a storeNewTokenPair -> saveCredentials ->
loadCredentials cycle, since a future field (e.g. an auto-renew flag)
depends on that guarantee.
…shape
A review (finder-correctness, finder-architecture-cli, finder-regression,
all independently) caught that exiting inside loadCredentials() killed
every CLI invocation on a corrupted config.json, not just credential-
dependent ones - bin/cli.js requires firmCredentials before Commander
even parses argv, so this broke plain --help too.
loadCredentials() now falls back to {} in memory on any failure (read
error, invalid JSON, or valid JSON that isn't an object - closing a
separate crash finder-edgecases confirmed via Object.hasOwn(null, ...))
so unrelated commands keep working, exactly like before this fix
existed. saveCredentials() now refuses to persist if the last load
failed, since that write is the actual point where corruption would
become permanent.
Also fixes the misleading `@throws {Error}` JSDoc (process.exit()
doesn't throw a catchable error) and adds the missing `return` after
process.exit(1) so the guard doesn't depend on process.exit() actually
halting - four finders converged on that same gap in the old location.
Bumps to 1.59.1 with a CHANGELOG entry per repo convention.
…cess.exit lib/api/ must return or throw, never exit (per the handling-errors skill) - the constructor runs at require-time, and lib/utils/*'s existing exits are the pattern this file was told to move away from, not copy. Moves the new process.exit(1) calls (both the load-failure one and, on inspection, the missing-return one that would have reintroduced itself in the new save-time location) into two new named errorUtils functions plus a third for the already-existing write-failure branch this method's rewrite touched anyway. saveCredentials() now returns true/false instead of exiting; none of its callers checked its return value before, so this is safe. Adds tests for the three new errorUtils functions and updates tests/TESTS.md per the writing-tests skill's catalogue requirement.
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WalkthroughChangesCredential loading now distinguishes read, parse, and data-shape failures. Failed loads preserve default in-memory data and block credential-file writes. Save results now propagate through credential, CLI, refresh, and authorization flows. Tests and release metadata cover the behavior. ChangesCredential persistence safeguards
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Credential-file safeguards prevent unsafe overwrites, but malformed nested credential records can still crash partner or default-firm flows, and persistence failures may still be reported incorrectly. Resolve these cases before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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183-183: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPropagate the failed save result.
Line 183 ignores the
saveCredentials()result. If the previous load failed or the write fails,storePartnerApiKey()still returnstrueat line 185. ReturnfalsewhensaveCredentials()returnsfalse.Proposed fix
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In `@lib/api/firmCredentials.js`:
- Line 50: Move the credential file read and write operations out of
FirmCredentials in lib/api/firmCredentials.js into a dedicated persistence
adapter, then inject or invoke that adapter from FirmCredentials while
preserving existing credential behavior. Ensure no filesystem access remains in
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CodeRabbit review on #270: storePartnerApiKey() discarded saveCredentials()'s return value and always reported success, so a blocked or failed save (either new failure mode this PR added) went unnoticed - bin/cli.js's partner-auth command would print "Partner API key succesfully stored" even when nothing was written.
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66-67: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftReject malformed nested credential data during load.
If
defaultFirmIDs,partnerCredentials, or a per-firm record isnull, an array, or a scalar, validate it before assigningthis.data = parsed.#checkDefaultValues()only adds missing fields. Invalid values can reachgetDefaultFirmId(),storePartnerApiKey(), orlistAuthorizedFirms(), which may process them or throw.#loadFailedremainsfalse, sosaveCredentials()may persist the malformed state.Preserve unknown fields in valid per-firm objects. Add regression tests for malformed nested values.
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- Around line 66-67: Update the load validation in the credentials loader before
assigning this.data = parsed to reject null, arrays, and scalar values for
defaultFirmIDs, partnerCredentials, and every per-firm record; route these cases
through `#failLoad` so `#loadFailed` is set and malformed data cannot be persisted.
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CodeRabbit's storePartnerApiKey fix only reached one layer up. Five
independently-blind /review-pr finders (edgecases, security, correctness,
cli-conventions, error-handling, architecture-cli) converged on the same
gap in the firm-token path specifically, at Major-to-Critical severity:
storeNewTokenPair() (and storeFirmName/setDefaultFirmId/setHost) discarded
saveCredentials()'s new true/false result, and every caller up the chain -
silverfinAuthorizer.js's refreshFirm/authorizeFirm/refreshPartner,
axiosFactory.js's automatic 401-refresh interceptors, bin/cli.js's
--set-firm/--set-host - kept reporting success regardless. That's the
exact scenario this PR's own CHANGELOG entry claims to fix: a corrupted
config.json blocking the write, with nothing telling the user their
refreshed tokens were never persisted.
Found and fixed in the same pass: setDefaultFirmId crashed outright
(TypeError) after a failed load, because #failLoad's `{}` fallback
lacked `defaultFirmIDs`, which every per-firm write assumes exists.
lib/api/silverfinAuthorizer.js and lib/api/axiosFactory.js already rely
on process.exit() directly throughout (a named legacy pattern - #2 in
handling-errors/legacy-patterns.md); this reuses that exact same
mechanism for the new failure rather than introducing an inconsistent
throw-vs-exit split within methods that already exit everywhere else.
Moved each new check outside its method's own try/catch so a
test-mocked process.exit() (which throws, to make it observable) isn't
silently re-caught by that same method's request-error handler.
bin/cli.js's --set-firm/--set-host branches have no existing test
coverage (the root cli.test.js harness spawns real subprocesses against
the real ~/.silverfin/config.json, the wrong tool to extend here) - fixed
to match the working --refresh-token/--refresh-partner-token pattern
immediately below them, flagged as an untested gap rather than silently
left uncovered.
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Follow-up round: 6 of 7 `/review-pr` finders independently converged on a gap in the storePartnerApiKey fix above — it only propagated one layer up. `storeNewTokenPair` (and `storeFirmName`/`setDefaultFirmId`/`setHost`) still discarded `saveCredentials()`'s new true/false result, and every caller up the chain (`silverfinAuthorizer.js`, `axiosFactory.js`'s 401-refresh interceptors, `bin/cli.js`'s `--set-firm`/`--set-host`) kept reporting success regardless — the exact scenario this PR's own CHANGELOG claims to fix. Fixed in ef29f31, propagated end-to-end. Also found and fixed in the same pass: `setDefaultFirmId` crashed outright ( |
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68-68: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate
defaultFirmIDsbefore using it.When
loadCredentials()parses{"defaultFirmIDs":null}, the root check accepts it and#checkDefaultValues()preservesnull. A latersetDefaultFirmId()call then throws on indexed assignment. Treat an invaliddefaultFirmIDsvalue as a failed load or normalize it to{}, and add a regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@bin/cli.js`:
- Around line 677-678: Update the config action’s credential persistence
branches around firmCredentials.setDefaultFirmId and the corresponding setter so
each false return logs or handles the failure and calls process.exit(1),
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- Line 68: Update loadCredentials and `#checkDefaultValues` to validate
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invalid values to an empty object before setDefaultFirmId can use them. Preserve
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A dry-run /review-pr on the current PR state (run outside this worktree, so without its local learnings) surfaced several findings. Verified each against the real code before acting; here's what was real and fixed: - index.js's updateFirmName ignored storeFirmName()'s new return value (a caller I missed - only grepped lib/ and bin/ earlier, not index.js). 4 finders converged on this independently. - None of --authorize-partner, --set-firm, --set-host, --update-name actually exited non-zero on a blocked save - they only skipped the success message, so a script checking the exit code would see success regardless. Added process.exit(1) on the failure branch in bin/cli.js, matching the boundary-layer convention already used elsewhere in this file. - defaultFirmIDs: null and partnerCredentials: null (present but wrong-shaped, e.g. a hand-edited config) crashed setDefaultFirmId and storePartnerApiKey respectively - #checkDefaultValues()'s own Object.hasOwn check only verified presence, not shape. Confirmed directly (both throw before this fix, verified via a throwing process.exit spy so the test can't actually kill the runner). - Real security bug, found via direct verification rather than trusting the finding at face value: on this repo's Node version, JSON.parse's own error message embeds a short snippet of the invalid input - and that input is the credentials file's raw content. A corrupted config.json could leak a token fragment into the default-visible consola.error output. Fixed by dropping err.message from the user-facing string; consola.debug(err) still carries it for -v, per the existing repo convention. Confirmed as correctly-scoped, not acted on: the "no fs in lib/api/" architectural note (pre-existing, already deferred) and the empty-file "fails closed forever" observation (that's this PR's own by-design behavior, not a bug).
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Second follow-up: a dry-run `/review-pr` against the pushed PR (from outside this worktree, so without its local learnings) surfaced a few more findings. Verified each independently before acting — fixed in 35d0adf:
The "no fs in lib/api/" note and the empty-file fail-closed behavior are confirmed as correctly out of scope (pre-existing / by-design respectively) — not acted on. |
…te time A second dry-run /review-pr against the pushed PR found the partnerCredentials shape fix only covered the write path (storePartnerApiKey) - a loaded config with "partnerCredentials": null still crashed the read paths (getPartnerCredentials, listAuthorizedPartners), e.g. via `config --list-all`. Verified directly: Object.hasOwn(null, ...) and Object.keys(null) both throw. 4 finders converged. A second, related finding (2 finders, Minor): #checkDefaultValues() only ever ran once, from the constructor - a later loadCredentials() call (this file's own tests already exercise this) skipped it entirely, so a config hand-edited between two loads could pass the initial checks and still crash later. Fixed both together: moved #checkDefaultValues() into loadCredentials() itself (runs after every successful parse, not just the first), removed the now- redundant constructor call, and extended it to normalize partnerCredentials the same way it already normalized defaultFirmIDs. Extracted the repeated shape check (typeof/null/Array.isArray) into a single #isPlainObject helper used by loadCredentials(), #checkDefaultValues(), and storePartnerApiKey's own guard, rather than three separate inline copies of the same condition.
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Third follow-up (dry-run `/review-pr` #2 from you): both net-new findings verified and real, fixed in 770be7d + 922c1ed:
Fixed both at the root: moved `#checkDefaultValues()` into `loadCredentials()` itself (runs on every successful load, not just the first), extended it to normalize `partnerCredentials` the same way it already normalized `defaultFirmIDs`, and extracted the shape check that had been copy-pasted three times into one `#isPlainObject()` helper. Also replied `Stale` on the credential-persistence-exit-code thread — confirmed fixed. 781/781 tests pass. |
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In `@lib/api/firmCredentials.js`:
- Around line 302-303: Update the partnerCredentials loading validation in the
relevant constructor or loader to validate each record value, excluding or
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CodeRabbit's new comment on the previous fix (3935034668) was right:
#checkDefaultValues() normalized a null partnerCredentials *container*
but not a null *entry* inside an otherwise-valid one (partnerCredentials:
{"1": null} still crashed listAuthorizedPartners at .name). The same gap
exists one level up for per-firm records (a null firm entry crashes
listAuthorizedFirms at .firmName). Verified both directly before fixing.
Extracted a #dropMalformedEntries(container, exceptKeys) helper and use it
for both: partner records inside partnerCredentials, and firm records at
the top level of `data`. A dropped (malformed) entry now correctly reads
as "not authorized" through the existing Object.hasOwn-based checks,
rather than crashing or (for getPartnerCredentials, where `{...null}`
doesn't throw) silently returning a record with no token.
Writing the top-level test for this surfaced an unrelated, pre-existing
bug: listAuthorizedFirms()'s own filter excluded "defaultFirmIDs" and
"partnerCredentials" but never "host", so a perfectly valid config has
always leaked ["host", undefined] into `config --list-all`'s firm list -
confirmed present on origin/main, unrelated to any of this PR's
corruption-handling work. Fixed in the same commit since it's one line
and directly adjacent; extracted the three reserved top-level keys into
one #RESERVED_DATA_KEYS field shared by listAuthorizedFirms() and
#checkDefaultValues() so the two can't drift apart the way this one did.
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Fourth follow-up: CodeRabbit's new comment on the previous fix was right — `#checkDefaultValues()` normalized the `partnerCredentials` container but not individual malformed entries inside it, and the same gap existed one level up for per-firm records. Both confirmed directly and fixed in 65f0699. Incidentally found while writing the test for this (unrelated to malformed data): `listAuthorizedFirms()`'s filter never excluded `"host"`, so a perfectly valid config has always leaked `["host", undefined]` into `config --list-all`'s output — confirmed present on `origin/main`, predates this PR entirely. Fixed in the same commit since it's one line and directly adjacent; extracted the reserved-keys list into one shared field so it can't drift apart from `#checkDefaultValues()`'s own list again. 784/784 tests pass. |
…g advice A dry run against the pushed PR found the entry-sanitization fix (770be7d) had overreached: #dropMalformedEntries deleted ANY top-level value that wasn't a plain object, not just the null values that actually crash the read paths. That silently discarded a legitimate future top-level field on every load - directly contradicting this same PR's own round-trip guarantee (step #7's whole point). Verified: only `null` actually crashes `.firmName`/`.name` access; every other scalar/array type just reads back undefined without throwing. Narrowed the helper (renamed #dropMalformedEntries -> #dropNullEntries) to only drop null, for both partner records and top-level firm records. Added a regression test proving an unrecognized top-level field now survives a load. Also confirmed and fixed, each with its own test: - #checkDefaultValues()'s `host` check was presence-only, so `"host": null` (present but wrong-shaped) survived into getHost() - same Object.hasOwn gap already fixed for defaultFirmIDs/partnerCredentials, just missed for this third field. - #failLoad() defaulted host to SF_DEFAULT_HOST (the live production URL) on any load failure, which would silently redirect a staging user's session to production with no visible warning. Removed the default - host is now left unset on a failed load, so getHost() returns undefined and breaks loudly instead of silently working against the wrong environment. - #getFirmName was the one remaining caller discarding storeFirmName's boolean return - added the same debug-log-on-failure treatment already used for this method's other silent-failure path (a failed HTTP fetch). - errorUtils.js's "Fix or restore" advice on both credentials-file messages didn't account for refresh-token rotation: if this run already refreshed a firm's tokens before the write was refused, a restored backup holds a token pair the server has already invalidated. Reworded both messages to warn about this rather than presenting "restore" as a safe default. Cosmetic, fixed in the same pass: a stale test-setup comment left over from an earlier abandoned design (loadCredentials failing via process.exit, before the fail-loud point moved to save-time), a JSDoc comment stranded above the wrong method after an earlier reorder, and tests/TESTS.md collapsing three separate it.each-generated test cases into one unresolved-template row.
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Fifth follow-up: all 6 findings verified and fixed (b393a0b). The most important one — the entry-sanitization fix from the previous round had overreached: it deleted ANY non-object top-level value, not just the Also fixed: 790/790 tests pass. |
Verified and fixed six findings from a not-yet-posted /review-pr dry run:
1. storeNewTokenPair/storeFirmName used `this.data[firmId] || {}`, which only
replaces a falsy existing value. A truthy scalar entry (e.g. a hand-edited
"12345": "oops") throws "Cannot create property on string" under strict
mode on the very next line - right after a successful OAuth exchange, now
escaping past the try/catch these calls sit outside of. An array entry is
worse: the assignment doesn't throw, but JSON.stringify drops its non-index
properties, so the write "succeeds" while silently losing the tokens.
Fixed by checking shape before falling back, in both methods.
2. listAuthorizedFirms()'s filter excluded reserved keys by name only, not by
shape - so an unrecognized top-level field this same PR now deliberately
preserves (rather than deleting, per the last fix) displays as a firm with
no name in `config --list-all`. Added a shape check alongside the name
check.
3. CHANGELOG.md's 1.59.1 entry didn't mention the two other user-facing
changes: the new non-zero exit codes on --set-firm/--set-host/--update-name/
authorize-partner, and --list-all no longer listing host as a firm. Added
both. Left the patch-vs-minor version question open - that's a release
decision, not a code one.
4. getHost() returning undefined (this PR's own fix for not silently
defaulting to production on a failed load) doesn't actually fail loudly in
the one path that matters: authorizeFirm builds "undefined/f/<id>/oauth
/authorize" and opens it in a browser, and open()'s wait:false default
swallows any resulting failure - the user is left stuck at an auth-code
prompt with no indication anything is wrong. Added an explicit check right
there, matching this file's own exit-on-failure convention (refreshFirm/
refreshPartner are already safe: they check getTokenPair/getPartnerCredentials,
which exit first, before ever reaching getHost()).
5. #checkDefaultValues()'s host check replaced a present-but-invalid value
with the default silently - the same silent-write risk #failLoad three
lines up was specifically designed to avoid. Added a warning, but only
when the key was actually present with a bad value; a missing key (legacy
compatibility, an older config predating this field) stays silent.
6. errorUtils.js's "may have already rotated" warning claimed a refresh "this
run just performed" - true for the refresh paths, but this same message
fires for --set-firm/--set-host/authorize-partner too, none of which
refresh anything. Generalized the wording.
Each verified with a failing test first. 797/797 pass, lint clean.
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Sixth follow-up: all 6 findings verified and fixed (26d88bb).
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…n't scatter them
A third dry-run /review-pr pass made an important structural observation: the
same class of bug (a malformed/absent value reaching code that assumes a
specific shape) had now been "fixed" three times running, each time by
patching one more call site - host handling in round 5, entry shape in
round 6, and this round found 4+ more unguarded read paths plus 5 of 6
getHost() callers still unprotected. Patching call sites doesn't converge;
centralizing the guard does.
Two structural changes instead of more call-site patches:
1. getHost() now guards itself (reports via a new errorUtils.noHostConfigured
and exits) instead of returning undefined and expecting each of its ~8
callers across 3 files to check. Removed the one-off check this same PR
had added to authorizeFirm last round - redundant now, and was only ever
covering 1 of the 6 real call sites (axiosFactory.js's 3, silverfinAuthorizer.js's
3), confirmed by grepping every getHost() call site in the codebase.
2. Added #getRecord(container, key): a single "is this actually a plain-object
record, not null/missing/wrong-shaped" accessor, and rewired getTokenPair,
getFirmName, getPartnerCredentials, listAuthorizedFirms, and
listAuthorizedPartners to all go through it. Closes two concrete bugs this
surfaced: getTokenPair returned a malformed entry as-is (a caller could
send `Authorization: Bearer undefined`), and getPartnerCredentials spread
a malformed entry ({... "ab"} spreads by character index, silently
returning an object with no `token` instead of failing the auth check).
Also fixed, smaller items from the same pass, each with a test:
- CHANGELOG's exit-code bullet only named 4 of 8 affected commands (missing
authorize-firm, both --refresh-* flags, and the automatic 401 interceptor).
- The new "invalid host replaced" warning was an inline consola.warn instead
of going through errorUtils like every other credentials message in this
PR, and interpolated the invalid value unbounded - moved to a named
errorUtils.invalidHostReplaced that truncates it.
- #createCredentialsFile silently swallowed a write failure with no trace at
all; added a debug log (the failure still surfaces properly one step later,
when the immediate reload also fails).
- The "does not silently switch a staging user to production" test never
controlled process.env.SF_HOST, so it could pass vacuously depending on
the runner's own shell - now explicitly cleared and restored.
- Stale JSDoc on #checkDefaultValues still described its pre-refactor
behavior ("create if missing" only, no mention of shape repair or entry
dropping).
- storeFirmName's array-entry case was untested while storeNewTokenPair's
parallel case was - added the missing test.
804/804 tests pass, lint clean.
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Seventh follow-up — this one's structural, not just another fix. Your report's core observation was right and worth acting on directly: three rounds running, the same class of bug ("a value can reach code that assumes a specific shape") kept recurring because each fix patched the one call site the failing test happened to exercise, not the source. Concretely: only 1 of `getHost()`'s 8 real call sites (grepped across the whole codebase) had a guard; `getTokenPair`/`getPartnerCredentials`/`listAuthorizedFirms`/`listAuthorizedPartners` each independently re-derived "is this record usable" with different bugs in each. Fixed at the source instead of patching more call sites (8c5ab4e):
Also fixed, smaller: CHANGELOG's exit-code bullet was still missing 4 of 8 affected commands; the new host-invalid warning was inline instead of routed through `errorUtils` and interpolated the value unbounded; `#createCredentialsFile` silently swallowed a write failure with zero trace; the staging-host test never controlled `SF_HOST` so it could pass vacuously; two stale JSDoc blocks; a missing test for `storeFirmName`'s array-entry case. 804/804 tests pass, lint clean. |
Parking this PRA second look at the CI auth root-cause doc changed the verdict on this one. Two things settled it:
What's shipping instead, split into two small, easily reviewable PRs:
Closing, not deleting — this branch is fully tested and stays revivable if a real corruption incident ever shows up. Not merging it now. |
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Summary
loadCredentials()no longer silently resets~/.silverfin/config.jsonto{}on any read/parse/shape failure and continues as if nothing happened — it now logs the failure viaerrorUtils.credentialsFileNotLoadedand falls back to{}in memory only so unrelated commands (e.g.--help) keep working.saveCredentials()refuses to persist if the last load failed, since that write is the actual moment a corrupted/unreadable config would permanently discard every firm's stored tokens.null, an array, a number) that previously slipped pastJSON.parseand crashed later in#checkDefaultValues().storeNewTokenPair→saveCredentials→loadCredentialsround trip.errorUtilsfunctions rather than inlineconsola.error/process.exit, per this repo's error-handling convention forlib/api/.1.59.1.This is CI auth plan step #7 (silverfin/bso_github_actions internal plan) — the round-trip guarantee is a prerequisite for later seeding a per-firm auto-renew flag into
CONFIG_JSON.Test plan
npx jest— 765/765 passingnpx eslint .— cleanreturnafter guard" test verified non-vacuous the same way