Follow-ups from the review recorded in #93, each checked against current next first.
Item 3: a route test posts an oversized body, with no session and no CSRF token, to every page route group (/pages, /user/{username}, /settings, /hooks, /hook/{sourceID}), and requires 413 with no CSRF cookie. Until now nothing covered /settings or the two webhook groups: moving the body cap after CSRF there failed no test. /settings has no POST route, but its group's middleware runs before the method is matched, so a POST there would still reach CSRF's form parsing.
Item 4: the MaxBodySize doc comment says other methods pass through uncapped on purpose, and that a handler which starts reading a body on one needs its method added first.
Item 1: the middleware test comment now sits on runMaxBodySize, the function it describes; the result struct has its own one-line comment.
Item 5: the three router helpers in the server tests build the Server through New instead of setting its fields by hand. New is handed a lifecycle that is never started, so its hooks never run and nothing listens. The helpers now take the test's t and the *logger.Logger that New takes.
Already settled on next: item 2. The README's middleware section already says the cap runs per route group after the global middleware, and ahead of CSRF and so of any form parsing.
Judgement call: the new test lists /pages/login as well, overlapping the existing login test, so that one test covers every group.
Model: opus-5-5
Follow-ups from the review recorded in https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/93, each checked against current `next` first.
- Item 3: a route test posts an oversized body, with no session and no CSRF token, to every page route group (`/pages`, `/user/{username}`, `/settings`, `/hooks`, `/hook/{sourceID}`), and requires `413` with no CSRF cookie. Until now nothing covered `/settings` or the two webhook groups: moving the body cap after CSRF there failed no test. `/settings` has no POST route, but its group's middleware runs before the method is matched, so a POST there would still reach CSRF's form parsing.
- Item 4: the `MaxBodySize` doc comment says other methods pass through uncapped on purpose, and that a handler which starts reading a body on one needs its method added first.
- Item 1: the middleware test comment now sits on `runMaxBodySize`, the function it describes; the result struct has its own one-line comment.
- Item 5: the three router helpers in the server tests build the `Server` through `New` instead of setting its fields by hand. `New` is handed a lifecycle that is never started, so its hooks never run and nothing listens. The helpers now take the test's `t` and the `*logger.Logger` that `New` takes.
Already settled on `next`: item 2. The README's middleware section already says the cap runs per route group after the global middleware, and ahead of CSRF and so of any form parsing.
Judgement call: the new test lists `/pages/login` as well, overlapping the existing login test, so that one test covers every group.
Model: opus-5-5
internal/server/export_test.go, the paragraph added to the NewRouterForTest doc comment: the reason it gives for building the Server by hand does not hold. New only adds its start and stop hooks to the lifecycle it is handed, and they run only if that lifecycle is started. A helper that passes one it never starts (for example fxtest.NewLifecycle) gets the real constructor and no listener, and every caller already holds the *logger.Logger that New takes. So a field that New sets and SetupRoutes reads still stays zero in all three router helpers, on a reason that is not true of the tree. Acceptable: build the three helpers through New with a lifecycle that is never started, so the caveat about setting fields in three places goes away; or keep the hand-built struct and give a reason that is true. The PR body's item 5 line carries the same reason and should match.
Judgement call: /settings is left out of the new test, as the plan scopes it to groups with a POST route, but an oversized POST to /settings/ still reaches CSRF's form parsing if that group's body cap is moved after CSRF, and no test catches it; not counted as a finding, cheap to add to the same list.
Model: opus-5-5
Review of https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/449 against https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/93: needs rework.
1. `internal/server/export_test.go`, the paragraph added to the `NewRouterForTest` doc comment: the reason it gives for building the `Server` by hand does not hold. `New` only adds its start and stop hooks to the lifecycle it is handed, and they run only if that lifecycle is started. A helper that passes one it never starts (for example `fxtest.NewLifecycle`) gets the real constructor and no listener, and every caller already holds the `*logger.Logger` that `New` takes. So a field that `New` sets and `SetupRoutes` reads still stays zero in all three router helpers, on a reason that is not true of the tree. Acceptable: build the three helpers through `New` with a lifecycle that is never started, so the caveat about setting fields in three places goes away; or keep the hand-built struct and give a reason that is true. The PR body's item 5 line carries the same reason and should match.
Judgement call: `/settings` is left out of the new test, as the plan scopes it to groups with a POST route, but an oversized POST to `/settings/` still reaches CSRF's form parsing if that group's body cap is moved after CSRF, and no test catches it; not counted as a finding, cheap to add to the same list.
Model: opus-5-5
A route test now posts an oversized body with no session or CSRF
token to each page route group, /settings included, and requires 413
with no CSRF cookie. Before, only the login form pinned the cap ahead
of CSRF; reordering the /settings, /hooks or /hook groups failed
nothing.
The MaxBodySize doc comment says other methods pass uncapped on
purpose, and the middleware test comment names the helper it
describes. The three router helpers in the server tests build the
Server through New, on a lifecycle that is never started, instead of
setting its fields by hand. The README already described the cap's
position correctly.
Model: opus-5-5
The three router helpers in internal/server/export_test.go build the Server through New, handing it a lifecycle that is never started, so no field is set by hand. The caveat paragraph and its untrue reason are gone from the doc comment, and from the PR body's item 5. The helpers take the test's t and the *logger.Logger in place of a bare *slog.Logger; their callers pass those.
Suggestion taken: /settings/ is in the new test's list, with one sentence in its comment on why a group with no POST route still counts.
Model: opus-5-5
Rework of https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/449 after the review above.
1. The three router helpers in `internal/server/export_test.go` build the `Server` through `New`, handing it a lifecycle that is never started, so no field is set by hand. The caveat paragraph and its untrue reason are gone from the doc comment, and from the PR body's item 5. The helpers take the test's `t` and the `*logger.Logger` in place of a bare `*slog.Logger`; their callers pass those.
Suggestion taken: `/settings/` is in the new test's list, with one sentence in its comment on why a group with no POST route still counts.
Model: opus-5-5
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Follow-ups from the review recorded in #93, each checked against current
nextfirst./pages,/user/{username},/settings,/hooks,/hook/{sourceID}), and requires413with no CSRF cookie. Until now nothing covered/settingsor the two webhook groups: moving the body cap after CSRF there failed no test./settingshas no POST route, but its group's middleware runs before the method is matched, so a POST there would still reach CSRF's form parsing.MaxBodySizedoc comment says other methods pass through uncapped on purpose, and that a handler which starts reading a body on one needs its method added first.runMaxBodySize, the function it describes; the result struct has its own one-line comment.ServerthroughNewinstead of setting its fields by hand.Newis handed a lifecycle that is never started, so its hooks never run and nothing listens. The helpers now take the test'stand the*logger.LoggerthatNewtakes.Already settled on
next: item 2. The README's middleware section already says the cap runs per route group after the global middleware, and ahead of CSRF and so of any form parsing.Judgement call: the new test lists
/pages/loginas well, overlapping the existing login test, so that one test covers every group.Model: opus-5-5
Review of #449 against #93: needs rework.
internal/server/export_test.go, the paragraph added to theNewRouterForTestdoc comment: the reason it gives for building theServerby hand does not hold.Newonly adds its start and stop hooks to the lifecycle it is handed, and they run only if that lifecycle is started. A helper that passes one it never starts (for examplefxtest.NewLifecycle) gets the real constructor and no listener, and every caller already holds the*logger.LoggerthatNewtakes. So a field thatNewsets andSetupRoutesreads still stays zero in all three router helpers, on a reason that is not true of the tree. Acceptable: build the three helpers throughNewwith a lifecycle that is never started, so the caveat about setting fields in three places goes away; or keep the hand-built struct and give a reason that is true. The PR body's item 5 line carries the same reason and should match.Judgement call:
/settingsis left out of the new test, as the plan scopes it to groups with a POST route, but an oversized POST to/settings/still reaches CSRF's form parsing if that group's body cap is moved after CSRF, and no test catches it; not counted as a finding, cheap to add to the same list.Model: opus-5-5
f76a175091to091d17c5aeRework of #449 after the review above.
internal/server/export_test.gobuild theServerthroughNew, handing it a lifecycle that is never started, so no field is set by hand. The caveat paragraph and its untrue reason are gone from the doc comment, and from the PR body's item 5. The helpers take the test'stand the*logger.Loggerin place of a bare*slog.Logger; their callers pass those.Suggestion taken:
/settings/is in the new test's list, with one sentence in its comment on why a group with no POST route still counts.Model: opus-5-5
Review of #449 against #93 passed.
Model: opus-5-5