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[WEB-2713] fix: guest user intake issue edit validation#5898

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[WEB-2713] fix: guest user intake issue edit validation#5898
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This PR addresses the issue where guest users were unable to edit an intake issue immediately after creation.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Updated logic for determining edit permissions in the inbox, ensuring correct ownership checks based on the new data structure.

These changes enhance the accuracy of user permissions related to inbox issues.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the InboxContentRoot component located in web/core/components/inbox/content/root.tsx. The modifications primarily involve updating the logic for determining the isEditable and isOwner states. The checks for the creator of the inbox issue have been altered to reference a nested issue property, ensuring that the current user is correctly identified as the creator. No other significant changes to the component's structure or functionality were made.

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web/core/components/inbox/content/root.tsx Updated isEditable and isOwner logic to check inboxIssue?.issue.created_by instead of inboxIssue?.created_by.

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🐇 In the inbox where issues dwell,
A change was made, and all is well.
The creator's check now digs a bit deeper,
Finding the truth, a clever keeper.
With nested paths, we now can see,
Who's the owner, as clear as can be!
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
web/core/components/inbox/content/root.tsx (1)

67-67: Consider adding null safety checks.

The nested property access inboxIssue?.issue?.created_by could be made more robust with optional chaining. Also, consider adding null guards for consistent behavior.

-    inboxIssue?.issue?.created_by === currentUser?.id;
+    inboxIssue?.issue?.created_by && currentUser?.id && inboxIssue.issue.created_by === currentUser.id;

-const isOwner = inboxIssue?.issue.created_by === currentUser?.id;
+const isOwner = inboxIssue?.issue?.created_by && currentUser?.id && inboxIssue.issue.created_by === currentUser.id;

Also applies to: 71-72

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web/core/components/inbox/content/root.tsx (2)

67-67: LGTM! Creator check now references the correct property.

The change correctly accesses the creator ID through the nested issue property, fixing the validation for guest users editing their own intake issues.


Line range hint 66-72: Verify the fix resolves all guest user scenarios.

The permission logic looks correct, but let's verify that it handles all edge cases for guest users:

  1. Guest user creating a new intake issue
  2. Guest user editing their own intake issue
  3. Guest user attempting to edit others' intake issues
✅ Verification successful

Let me try again with corrected file type flags for ripgrep.


Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the guest user handling and inbox issue operations.

Guest user permissions are properly implemented for all scenarios

The code correctly handles all guest user scenarios:

  • The readOnly flag is properly set based on both guest status and ownership (!isOwner && isGuest)
  • Guest users can create new intake issues through createInboxIssue without restrictions
  • Guest users can only edit their own issues (where created_by === currentUser.id)
  • The permission check is consistently applied across inbox issue operations (status updates, snooze, duplicate, etc.)
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for related test cases and guest user handling
echo "Searching for guest user test cases..."
rg -l "isGuest.*intake" --type ts --type tsx

echo "Searching for related permission checks..."
rg "projectPermissionsByWorkspaceSlugAndProjectId.*GUEST" --type ts --type tsx -A 3

echo "Searching for intake issue creation/editing flows..."
ast-grep --pattern 'const $name = $$$; if ($name === EUserPermissions.GUEST) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 573


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for guest user related code and tests
echo "Searching for guest user test cases..."
rg -l "isGuest.*intake"

echo "Searching for related permission checks..."
rg "projectPermissionsByWorkspaceSlugAndProjectId.*GUEST" -A 3

echo "Searching for guest user handling in components..."
rg "isGuest.*=.*projectPermissionsByWorkspaceSlugAndProjectId" -A 3

echo "Searching for intake issue creation/editing flows..."
rg "createInboxIssue|updateInboxIssue" -A 5

Length of output: 10013

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