Add preferences subsystem: entities, APIs, and service implementation#38
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| var existing = await _dbContext.TenantNotificationPolicies | ||
| .SingleOrDefaultAsync(p => p.TenantId == tenantId && p.Channel == request.Channel && p.Category == request.Category, cancellationToken); |
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This lookup runs under the global IsDeleted == false query filter, so after DeleteTenantDefaultAsync soft-deletes a row, a later upsert for the same (tenant, channel, category) will not find it and will try to insert a duplicate unique key, causing SaveChangesAsync to fail instead of restoring the preference. The same pattern appears in UpsertMemberOverrideAsync and UpsertUserPreferenceAsync, so delete-then-recreate flows can break with runtime DB errors.
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| if (!await ServiceGuards.AuthorizeMemberEditAsync(response, _memberAuthorizationService, tenantId, householdId, memberId, cancellationToken)) | ||
| return response; |
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This method authorizes deletion using the route householdId and memberId but never verifies that the member actually belongs to that household before mutating data. Because CanEditMemberAsync grants household admins based on the supplied household ID, an admin of household A can pass household A in the route and a member ID from household B and still delete B's override. Add the same membership existence check used by UpsertMemberOverrideAsync to prevent cross-household writes.
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Summary
- Added a member/household consistency guard to
DeleteMemberOverrideAsyncby callingRequireMemberExistsAsync(...)before member edit authorization. This closes the cross-household delete authorization gap raised in review, since authorization no longer runs on an unchecked(householdId, memberId)pair. src/Gatherstead.Api/Services/Preferences/PreferenceService.csL247-L255 - Committed the fix on the current branch as commit
05c0070with message:Fix member override delete household/member auth gap. src/Gatherstead.Api/Services/Preferences/PreferenceService.csL247-L255 - Created a follow-up PR record via
make_prtitled “Fix preferences delete auth gap for cross-household member IDs”.
Testing
⚠️ dotnet build Gatherstead.sln(failed:dotnetis not installed in this environment)⚠️ dotnet test Gatherstead.sln(failed:dotnetis not installed in this environment)- ✅
pnpm build(succeeded; build completed despite external font-provider fetch warnings) - ✅
pnpm run lint
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Description
NotificationChannel,NotificationCategory, andNotificationModeand new entitiesTenantNotificationPolicy,MemberNotificationPreference,UserNotificationPreference, andMemberPreferenceSettingswith appropriate indexes and EF Core model mappings.Tenant,User, andHouseholdMemberwith navigation properties for the new entities and registered newDbSet<>properties inGathersteadDbContext, plus unique index configuration inOnModelCreating.PreferenceContracts.cs), controllers (PreferencesController.csandUserPreferencesController.cs), theIPreferenceServiceinterface, and a concretePreferenceServicewith validation (BCP-47 regex for language, plausible IANA timezone check), authorization guards, mapping helpers, and effective preference aggregation logic.PreferenceServiceinProgram.csand wired responses using existingBaseEntityResponseand validation helpers.Testing
dotnet buildto validate compilation after the changes.dotnet testand observed no failing tests.Codex Task