fix-forward #2722 (tsk-7uxooi): resolve the notification user from request.state.user_id, not the cookie-only dependency (tsk-47baqy) - #2768
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…-862) list, list_archived, unread_count, mark_read, archive, and mark_all_read now filter on user_id IS NULL OR user_id = ?, so a caller only sees and can modify their own notifications plus broadcasts. Routes pass the current user through get_current_user; cross-user mutations return 404. Red tests added in tests/test_notifications_user_scope.py covering store and route scoping. Pre-fix: 13 failed (TypeError / missing user_id param). Post-fix: 88 notification tests pass, including the 13 new red tests. Docs-Reviewed: routes/notifications.py changes only add user scoping to existing notification endpoints; docs/agent-coordination.md does not document these routes so no doc update needed.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNotification storage now filters rows by authenticated user while preserving broadcast visibility. Notification routes obtain the user from ChangesNotification user scoping
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Notification routes now correctly scope user-owned notifications and support local tokens, but shared broadcast notifications can still be marked read or archived by any authenticated user, changing their state for other users. Resolve or explicitly accept this shared-state behavior before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuthMiddleware
participant NotificationRoutes
participant NotificationStore
AuthMiddleware->>NotificationRoutes: set request.state.user_id
NotificationRoutes->>NotificationStore: request scoped notifications with user_id
NotificationStore-->>NotificationRoutes: return rows or affected count
NotificationRoutes-->>AuthMiddleware: return notification response
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…t the cookie The user-scoping change gated every notifications route on Depends(get_current_user), which reads only the taos_session cookie. The auth middleware also admits the local token (Authorization: Bearer <token>) and maps it to the primary user via request.state.user_id without ever setting a cookie, so every taosctl notifications subcommand and every host script started getting 401 on list/count/archived/read/archive/read-all/mark-all-read. Resolve the user with getattr(request.state, "user_id", None) instead, the same idiom routes/event_stream.py and routes/desktop_control.py already use. Cookie sessions and local-token callers both resolve to the right user; a local token before onboarding still has no user_id and still 401s. get_current_user stays only on the pre-existing push/vapid routes. Tests: new TestNotificationRoutesLocalToken covers list, count, archived, read, archive, read-all and mark-all-read over a Bearer local token with no cookie, and asserts the token resolves to the primary user rather than to everyone. The route-scoping setups now select rows by title through the unfiltered store, so their red on unfixed code is the cross-user leak and not a signature TypeError, and the archived store test no longer depends on tie-broken row order. Docs-Reviewed: no route was added or removed and no request/response shape changed -- only how the existing notifications routes resolve the caller; the user-visible change is carried by changelog.d/tsk-7uxooi-notifications-user-scope.md, updated in the previous commit on this branch, and docs/agent-coordination.md does not document these endpoints.
… store The post-status assertions still read back through store.list(user_id=...), which is a TypeError on the pre-scoping code and so masked the leak with a signature error. Read the row back through the unfiltered list and select it by title, so on unfixed code these tests fail on the 404/200 assertion itself. Docs-Reviewed: test-only change; no route, API shape or user-visible behaviour is touched, and the branch's changelog fragment already covers the fix.
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In `@tinyagentos/notifications.py`:
- Line 269: Update the notification read/archive handling around the SQL
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): fix-forward #2722 (tsk-7uxooi): notification user scoping 401s every local-token caller — taosctl notifications list/count/read/read-all/mark-all-read all break; resolve the user from request.state.user_id, not the cookie-only dependency
Autonomous build of board card tsk-47baqy.
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exec/tsk-7uxooirebased onto origin/devWhat changed
Keeps everything #2722 got right — the store-side scoping (
user_id IS NULL OR user_id = ?), the 0-rows-affected → 404 semantics, and its tests — and replaces only the route-side user resolution.tinyagentos/routes/notifications.py:_notif_user_id()now takes theRequestand readsgetattr(request.state, "user_id", None), raising 401 when absent. Thecurrent_user: dict = Depends(get_current_user)parameter is gone fromlist,count,archived,{id}/read,{id}/archive,read-allandmark-all-read.get_current_userreads only thetaos_sessioncookie.AuthMiddlewaresetsrequest.state.user_idfor both the session cookie and the local token (Authorization: Bearer <token>, mapped to the primary user,auth_middleware.py:566), and the local token never sets a cookie — so gating on the cookie 401'd everytaosctl notificationssubcommand and every host script. The new form is the idiomroutes/event_stream.py:45-47androutes/desktop_control.py:46already use. A local token before onboarding still hasuser_id=Noneand still 401s, which is the documented behaviour.get_current_usernow appears only on the three pre-existing push routes:tests/test_notifications_user_scope.py:TestNotificationRoutesLocalToken— 8 tests drivinglist,count,archived,{id}/read(own and another user's),{id}/archive,read-allandmark-all-readwithAuthorization: Bearer <auth.get_local_token()>and no cookie. They also assert the token resolves to the primary user, not to "everyone": the list is exactly{alice-notif, broadcast}, the count is 1, andread-allmarks 1 row while bob's stays unread.store.list()and picked by title (_row_by_title/_id_by_title), and the post-status read-backs go through the unfiltered list too, so on unfixed code these fail on the leak assertion rather than on a signatureTypeError.test_list_archived_returns_own_onlyselects by title instead ofitems[0]/items[1]— every row shares the same whole-secondtimestamp, so positional order was only whateveridx_notif_tsgave on ties.two_user_appfixture moved to module scope so both route classes use the same app build.changelog.d/tsk-7uxooi-notifications-user-scope.md: kept from the base branch, plus one line under### Fixedfor the local-token resolution.RED FIRST (pasted)
L1 — on the BASE branch
exec/tsk-7uxooi(72893ca), sources restored, final testsEvery one of the 8 fails as
401 {"detail":"Authentication required"}— the cookie-only gate, not a scoping mismatch.L2 — on origin/dev sources, final tests: assertion reds, no
TypeErrorAll five leak tests now red on the leak itself (previously 2 assertion reds and 11
TypeError: NotificationStore.list() got an unexpected keyword argument 'user_id'). Being precise about the card's "three mutation tests":test_mark_read_other_user_returns_404andtest_archive_other_user_returns_404are the cross-user ones and both now fail onassert 200 == 404with the row actually mutated. The third,test_mark_own_notification_succeeds, is the does-not-over-block control and passes on origin/dev — correctly, since origin/dev has no scoping at all to over-block with. It used to "fail" there only on thestore.list(user_id=...)TypeErrorin its read-back, which was never evidence of anything; that read-back now goes through the unfiltered list. It is red on nothing and green on both, by design.GREEN
MANUAL PROOF — the caller the PR broke
A real app started on a throwaway data dir (one primary user "alice", two seeded rows:
manual-checkowned by alice andother-user-notifowned by a different user id), driven by the actual CLI withTAOS_TOKEN= the install's local token.On this branch:
200 output, and the other user's row is correctly invisible (count 1, not 2) — the scoping decided on tsk-7uxooi still holds for the local-token caller.
Same app, same data dir, same token, with
routes/notifications.py+notifications.pyrestored toexec/tsk-7uxooi:Summary by CodeRabbit